Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-15


ment vessel---A Russian Concession to
New Yorkers--EnEland Requires All of
the Peace Terms to be Submitted TO the
Powers---Recognition Of Diax Withheld
by the British Cabinet---A Russian Hint
That the sultan's Cabinet Would Tell
Secrets to the British Minister.
THE BRITISH REQUIREMENT.
LONDON, March 14.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon Sir Stafford North
cote, chancellor of the exchequer, stated if
the mutiny bill aad certain estimates are
passed, the House will rise the 10th or 18th
of April, till the 9th of May for the Easter
recess. The chancellor also stated that he
will introduce the budget the fourth of April.
In reply to question the chancellor said the
government has agreed to take part in the
congress. The government is now commu-
nicating with the various powers regarding
the terms ON which we enter the congress.
The Chancellor also said he could not
enter into details, but he might say that in
the congress each power would maintain
liberty of action. It was not intended that
the majority should bind the minority.
England will maintain her views in the
congress and will require before entering it
that every article of the treaty of peace shall
be placed before the congress in such
manner that the congress can Judge whether
the articles are to be adopted or not.
PEACE OR WAR NOTES.
VIENNA, March 14.-Russia has intimated
her desire that the congress meet the 4th of
April, the 22d anniversary of the signature of
the treaty of Paris. /, The Austrian govern
me mt firmly anticipates that the congress will
assemble on that day.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE Anglo Austrian
demand that the whole of the Turko-R Russo
agreement shall be submitted to Congress
arises from belief that special and secret
arrangements have been entered into indie
pendent of the principal treaty.
CONFLICT WITH THE VATICAN.
ROME, March 14.-The governments &C
ton touching the bishopric of Salerno must
lead to conflict with the vatican. The
royal procurator maintains that seven arch
bishoprics and seven bishoprics in the former
kingdom of Naples are under crown patron
age by virtue of the concession of Clement
VII. to Charles v.
ENGLAND AND MEXICO.
In the House of Lords tonight the terri
torial waters jurisdiction bill passed the
third reading.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Bourke
under foreign secretary, replied to an inquiry
that the government still thought that in
view of the cause of breaking off diplomatic
relations with Mexico, the initiative for theil
renewal could not come from England.
RUSSIA NOT SO CoNF1D1NG.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE Agenc
Russo, commenting on the Berlin dispatch
intimating that secret arrangements hav'
been made between Russia and Turkey
says: Russia is not so confding as to con
clude secret clauses with Turkey, when sh'
knows that the slightest transactions ar
communicated to Minister Layard In re
gard to England's claim of the RICH
to examine the whole treaty q
the congress and Withdraw from the meeting
in certain contingencies, the Agence point
out that every power will enter the congress
with full liberty as to the attitude it may as
sumo relative to the claims brought forwar
and decisions arrived at.
Subscriptions for the new issue of fit
million roubles in treasury bonds wer
opened here Wednesday. It is oficiall
stated that the whole amount was imme
diately subscribed.
GLADSTONE.
LONDON, March 15.-Gladstone, in re
plying to a renewed invitation to stand TO
Leeds, points out that he may remain rep
resentative for Greenwich two years longe,
He declares he has positively decided
take no measure at present to become
candidate for any new constituency. It
thought Gladstone will eventually be re
turned from Flintburghs.
GRANTS JUNKEr1NG.
ATHENS, March 14.-The King visited an
took luncheon with General Grant at tn
American legation to-day. The Genera
sailed this morning for Naples.
SPANISH PoLITENEss.
MADRID, March IA royal ordinance ha
been promulgated to the effect that the tor
mage indicated in the papers of vessels fro1
the United States shall be accepted as corret
in Spain and the Spanish colonies.
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 14.-The empero
has signed charter authorizing L. B. Shaw
E. G. Burgess, T. B. Lane and other Ne,
York capitalists to erect and operate graf
elevators throughout the empire.
AN OBJECTION.
LONDON, March 15,-In the House {
Commons last night Sir Robert Peel objec
ed to Lord Lyons representing England ,
the congress, because his opinions were OF
posed to those of Layard and Sir Hem
Elliott. Sir Stafford Northcote replied tn,
the government and not Lord Lyons VIZ
responsible for Englands course at tt
congress.
ROME, March 1.-THE pope has charge
: the prelates to examine the affairs of IL
church in Poland, and propose solution
, pending questions.
> LONDON. March 1.-THE Standard al
: nounces that the admiralty has ordered q
! outward bound men of war to be detain,
!, to strengthen the Mediterranean feet.
LATITUDE FOR THE POPE.
Q A Rome correspondent hears from hi.
q authority that the Cardinals have declar
o that the pontif can, under certain reserv
tons, renounce in the interests of Il
church material property of the churc
It This opinion has been asked SO as to free Il
= pope from being perpetually bound by CO
siderations relative to temporal power.
NO HURRY.
8 Berlin correspondent states that
It early meeting of the congress is no long
probable. Russia displays no particu
anxiety for it to meet at all, in conseque1
of England's and Austria's demand that
whole treaty be submitted.