The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-09
GREAT BRITAIN AROUSED.
A P.rr or HER EiSTFNN FiNFr Is
O.pEhED 10 CONSTfNYfNOFLE


n,t,.ii, IN. Terms OF the .Armisiicc.
LnNroN. Feb s.-A great meeting is to bc
held at Crcmornc Garden to morrow to endorse
Mr Governments foreign policy.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon. Sir
stafford Northcote Chancellor ftho EN hequrr.
communicated summary Of the terms oi the
nrmstice He said they dis lose su n state oi
nfIairs that the Government In yi"w " possible
disturbanc, in Consianiinoplc. has ordered
portion Of the ncet thithcr; not as - departure
from neutrality. but as n protection To lilo ana
propcrty The Government has notified TINS
atom to tho other powers. asking whether they
will ,oin in the movement. 1t has also notified
pussio Sir Stafford Northcotc's announce
mont was received with deaiening cheers.
In the House Of Lords. Lord Derby. Foreign
secretary. made statement similar to that Of
Sir Stafford Northcotc in the House OF Com
mons He said he was justified in his resigna-
iion when the feet was first scnt to Constan-
tinople hut he approved the present action In
consequence Of the altered aspect OF affairs
Tho summary OF the terms of the armistlcc.
communicated by Sir Stafford NORTH cote to tho
House OF Commons this afternoon. is given In
n despatch from Mr.. Layard. dated Feb 7. Ac-
cording to this the line Of dcmariation fixed 10y
Tho armistire places in Russian hands almost
NIL Of Bulgaria and Roumela up " the lines OF
Constaniinopio and Gallipolt. Three days mo-
lice ia to ho given before the resumption Of hos
tilities Another article of tho armi-iice stiru-
iatcs that Tho Turks are 70 remove their arms
b. on cvacuating plars within thc neutral
zone whi IA will divide the two armies Tho
despatch concludes ly saying that the Turks
have commenced the withdrawal of guns from
The Constautinople lines
Sir Stafford Northcote said Il was quite evil
dent from this that. although tho liu slams have
not occupied the ConsiNniinoplr lines. they
hnye occupied outposis close to them. nm as the
nuf~ under the provs 'ons " ihr nrm siicc. are
thoroughly diSmnntiri. the lius-inus are able
after merely ciNiur three diN- notice 10 ad-
II snii tn / Nusurua = -ha. thr rurhish An-
No Iolu N1rs' rpor' from tlriaienlr inat
Ior. uan on-ned nni Mr. Ll5nrl hNl' 'cn'our-
nrou Turkey io i-ht bS pruihnih- hnIini
Sir stn5rl Northcoie rcn'ynr to various
M 90 lrs -lit 40 answer hud j. 'n rf'. Ivrd %
mo conn rni ni n srni in L.ri n'tuS. dir''i-
iur him Il raIi tun attention oi The iussiun Gov
si,a ,' " Nh ,e,,,i,y C1u-iantin ,rlf Tor mil.
t~v D. llno- iiit only IN rUS' of ncf 'e~fy. The
Oman ril.r i. .lnrr,i thnt the rreson' mission of
thc 49, wl- oi a adliIcren. character from ;hM
npon which t WIS r'crutv ordcr'l io enter liie
Dariane..'.. Though he protest 1t agIinSi mo
former u '-'ou being consie.rod an act Of w.,r.
He rcui tl' distractions 10 the Aim.ra ON tho
present osod,lon. which are rs follows;
rIocee q po-sbe p.,norreS a,.rngGn @ T''a .. 'sc
Gonsta ut,noic To- urot q the live, r7ocrN ~ Brit
ave lhs c,,sy M oEief to g ori @m'Ja;'
The House tnen went into committee on tho
Vyno Nsroris n, Uo-,,rrton s,il tho lasnotch
o; the nset to C1nstnntinopi pie could MT be- re-
gnrded as menace e. any other power. but
H.. iiv.s - HI. IL suH,.,is AMI ~ t,uiin., "a
calu. apprehension. which whether well or i'll
ple of Encl1ni ro,,cerninu IA" Russian advance
on Constant .nople. In ref rene. o. the money
enei the bands " the (iovornment would
HTbls ohn h1wover 3 gi''',s'd could Only ha,r Gc n
c,ysn in r.-nonss a. a iuil rNLlnnAiion
Of the Governmrnts intended policy.
mere mf ernDral tbs. Iori iI.',n.tr ,onyeyei
The impl3t on tent II WAS his heliei the Crow
ernmcnt did moi, owen know tf'lr pnli'y them
ons rs t was , possibl,, that II might pot cn
not feei il his 'i1ty 10 continue the o9po-ition
now IpgStangtion Of ths conr4G ie pointf"d 6t
dee9e Ge to nns nyoys The COUNTRY IN war and their
Expressions Of sympathy Tor the Christians Of
Turkey
Sir stanorl. Norihcoie expressed his satsiao-
h9'n at Lord H9rtingtons sncech: .,,o,... =,
lows; The Goyernment recognized N" great
change which had taken place IN southeastern
Europe. md claimed q vol'e 10 tne reeon.irur- M
desired 10 have the navigation Of the straits and
access 70 the Black seq so regulated as TO insure
the perfect freedom OF commerce. They did not
wish TO ask for any restrictions. ana thought
The aqc 7tqn rs 70 ne passatsc ~ ol mcn'oi-
The arrangement should certainly be such as
10 render II Impossible for any power to close
the straits. They desired the vot" So that any
reasonable claims Of England might not he dis-
regarded by tho conterrnce hul iney had no d,-
sire to arrogate the settlement - th"Wseiycs.
and repudinted a desire to cripple thc develop
msnt Of the Christian races. 49,, ,..,.u.
Mr. Gladstone, while approving tho declnrn,
lion as 10 the policy OF the government, SUI
c9nsidered II indchnlte: lie dii not see that II
showed nercitslty lot 'he ,i Nolri ,,,,.,,.,, .h
Mr. Horny tAwcett. Literal, censprcd the
course oi LORD Harrington ia rchhq"1shihs op-
p9sIioi. ,...,os,,a o,,oirs, ,bo veto br,
Mr. Forster protested against m vote bu'
declared mat he hal wltnlraWn ms ahi,nnc- n, i
ment. so rs nOt 10 innane inc excitement OF tue
c9Mnntry. .,.u.. \,
.Ihe debate having termn9iit,ou inc nouse on
yided, and n" vote oi SIX millions was adopted
As iolIows for ne vote SIS against ia ma
iorTlty Ty IN iavor' 2oi; ,no.,a amid o,,,,.ioe,i,
ehecrs from the ConserNatNys itgmlhIn'
Liberals ana Leaders oi the VJp4nSIi9h. IN
eluding Lord Harrington ana Mr. FORSTER, AZ,
stained from votlng. mr, Giads,ohe voted Ir %lrh
ne minority Ihe oppnsluoh hissru Loru
Hartington as he left the House
In the House OF LOruS ton glt l9fu bcrpy