The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-02


England =. a time when IL than ever neces'
sary that IL should be ready to maintain the honor
and interests OF England and the freedom Of Europe.
Tho debate was adjourned to Monday.
GLADSTONE WILL MONDAY.
Mr. Gladstone was absent from the House OF Com
mons last night. He will speak on Monday next
GOOD REASON FOR
Nuch Indignation Is expressed at ST. Petersburg In
Official circles at the suspicious which, In quar-
tiers In LONDON, have been upon Russia's good
faith regarding tho pro!opgaton OF the armiscc nego-
tiaons. Is Is declared that formal instructions wero
SENT once, but repeatedly to tho headquarters to
negotiate an armstice Immediately the bases OF peace
accepted. The suspicious probably referred to
are the speech OF Mr. Cross, Homo Secretary In the
House Of Commons on Thursday night
MADNESS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
The FInancier says:-''Membors Of tho Stock Ex
change, Thursday, amid storm OF groans and yells
burned the Times and Ne,os and some other publica
lions Of pro. Russian tendency. The members then
signed an address declaring confidence in tho govern
ment There was q similar demonstration at LIoyds.n
TIE RULES.
Several outdoor meetings In the country on Thurs
day. to protest against tho supplementary credit
taken possession Of by adherents OF the govern
ment and turned into antLRussian demonstrations.
SUSTAINING THE MINISTRY.
memorial signed by 900 leading merchants ant
others in the city, expressing confidence In tho gov
ernmen was presented to Sir Stafford Northcote yes
terday.
RUSSIA OUGHT NOT TO DECEIVE ENGLAND
Tho following from the Manchester Guardian IA lib
eral ourna expresses tho view oil the most conserva
tive element In the liberal party:-
The view OF the which alone the attitude o.
the English government has hitherto been approved
is that the Turks consciously reduced 10 the last
extremity and that the reluctance OF Russia TO show
Obstacle oss hsha 10 I n orminson Of oh ncses "na
tho entrance OF diplomacy upon the scene.
of government at ST. Petersburg correct II by
simple statement OF tho difficulties which II hnds put
In the way of a preliminary settlement Whether u
be well founded not however, point which tha
English government should above all others clear up,
Tor on this point depends their claim 70 support
obscared cannot By safely or consistently refused 10
them.
ACTUALLY AT WAR;
despatch from Athens says the following Official
announcement Is pu5lished;-
The Hellenic government moved by the su0erIngt
OF tho Greek provinces OF TurKcy has gwen orders
row morning ana occupy Thcssaly, Eprus and Macc
donia IN order TO maintain perfect public order and
prevent massacres OF Christians.
The Greek Chamber has voted 100000 drachmas
u.s. 0oO00l for supplies to be raised by loan.
GREEKS OCCUPY RPfRUs THRssALY.
In the Greek Chamber Of Deputies on Thursday NJ.
Coumoundouros, the Greek Premier. Indicated that
his action would be armed occupation OF Thessay and
Eprus and part OF Macedonia In order to protect the
Greeks OF those provinces from outrages OF Turks
driven into them by the Russian advance. He said -
.'when ourages occurred previously the government
sought the assistance OF Europe but Europe did
nothing beyond making inquiries This time Greece
would take the matter into her own hands" This 10
considered tantamount to q declaration OF war, and
there Is great deal Of shouting In the streets Some,
indeed that the is undefcnded and the
ran nj m dan III ed Of a
DO removed from Paros to Solazis and there
thoughts Of removing the scat Of government 10
Chalcis.
A HELLENIC WAR FAvER.
The whole population has bsen ordered to enrol In
the National Guard. Great enthusiasm for pro.
walls It is rumored that an Instruction hns COM
menced In Epirus rho resurrection In Macedonia IL
spreading. An engagement between the Turks and
insurgents has been fought in Crete. Tho result u
unknown. The Cretan insurgents have declared that
island annexed TO Greece.
TURKISH FORCE
The Times despatch from Athens states that the
Turkish force In the Provinces inhabited by Greeks
consists OF IL, 900 regulars
BIsxARcK's APPROVAL
correspondent AZ Vienna says It is asserted
In diplomatic circles that Count Andrassy'a
note for Russia passed through the hands Of
Prince Bismarck aud received his approval
Austria has decided TO bring forward a resolution to
secure the neutrality OF tho Danube at all hazards
Austria would protest against Russian occupation Of
Constantinopo. Tho acceptance by Germany aud
Russia OF the idea OF q conference at Vienna is
bounced as certain.
AUsTRIA's ATTITUDE.
The Vienna morning papers confirm the statement
In telegram from Brussels forwarded yesterday, thas
the Russian to Austra's uote whieh has been
received recognizes that present or future sspula.
tons between Russia and Turkey subject to mod
Acat,on and are not de1nive until sanctioned by the
Powera
DREADFUL FoREBoDINGs.
The Pera correspondent OF the Times, tecgraphing
on January 80 says approximations Of riotpR by the
disbanded soldiers increasing The Crcassans are
massacring ana pilaginR near Constantnoplc. Many
OF the residents desire the arrival Of a foreign feet
The diplomats hesitate to take concerted action for
fear OF increasing the panic.
TIE SULTAN SUBMIT?
The Paris Temps understands that Of the oondL
tons of tho armistice Is tho march OF the Russian
army through Constantinople
VISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPORT.
Baroness Burdctt-Couits has received the following
telegram from relief agent who has been with sulei
man PIMA
have arrived at Gallipoli after march with the
army to the sea. will stop here TO relieve 1000 ref
ugees who arc In great distress have seen vast
uumUeTb TcIuBceS AL over tuo country OyluR from
cold and hunger. There Is great movement toward
the sea. Refugees arrive perfectly destitute, having
generally lost hall Of each family. II Is a nation
moving without means Of transport and without
homes to 60 to. Englishmen cannot imagine the suf
fering destuton aud ruin OF these last three weeks
to an innocent and Industrious people.
TO
Tho Turkish Ministerial Council has determined 10
defend Constantlnopie II It is attacked.
sERvIAN INDIGNATION.
The Vienna Political Correspondence has the follow.
ing special despatch from Belgrade:-"Tho III feeling
excited by the Russian peace conditions intense
that appears TO be decided that Serva shall dsre-
gard them and continue the war until she holds the
whole OF Old ServA-"
q EMEDAI EIIDnDEA AYCHIYc