Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-26
kilograms to The Star.
THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
England and Austria.
British Fleet in the OardaneIles.
England and Austria.
MORE MORMON MARRIAGES.
PENNSYLVANIA LABOR RIOTS.
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
EurIand.s Diletuu,a

LONDON. Jan. 9-The Earl of Derby has not
been at the foreign office for Two days His
heaIth - said Ia he not as good aS II the lse-
ginning ol the week. lie iS tramSJcting the
business ot his department Jt his private resi-
dence. Ii Is believed thai his resignation,
winch was rendered in consequence of the
orders 20 the fleet 10 proceed To the narda-
nelleS. has since been withdrawn. II is also
thought that the government will not now
deem II necessary 10 ask for a supplementary
estimate. and that statement IL that effect
on Monday Will accompany an announcement
OF ihe conclusion Oi an armiSticc. III the note
rs persisted i'm. i'm the face Of Turkeys accept
ance of the Russian conditions il viii be op-
posed 10y the liberals 10y all the means in .heir
power.
Attitude Of Austria.
Trustworthy adyiceS from Vienna indicate
that Austria also had begun TO look for some
thing more tangible than the general aSSur-
anceS of RuSSiaS good intentions aud had
taken steps To obtain at least a formal diplO-
matte pied &c that the interests OF the monar-
chy should suffer no detrimeut. The commu-
hlcatohS exchanged are said 10 have shown a
more earnest desire than ever on the. part of
Russia 10 MAINTAIN the good underSt anding
hitherto prevailing, and II is believed that the
present exchange oi views viii lead 10 a salts
factory issue.
Germany.
Germany also, according 10 a special dis.
patch from Berlin Ia the Times has within n
few days warned Russia afreSh that the peace,
terms must be submitted 10 the powers for their
approval,
Note.-The reported Russian demand for the
ltlIoCtN>lNn Ol ltSNaIaOld MAY nave lnttu-
enced the German action. The uneaSineSS of
the Austrian government is further increased
by the complications in the home policy. The
questions which led 10 the resignation of the
AuerSperg ministry are involved i'm the Aus
tro-Hungarian compromise. An agreement
relative To certain customs tariffs had been
drawn up hy Prince AuerSperg himself. but
was rejected by the chamber Of deputies
Though the crisis does not extend To the cabi-
net common To Austria and Hungary. of
Which Count AndraSSy is prime minister, il is
feared that indirectly il viii affect the general
polCy.ot the government, iGaSmUch as its at
tentiOn viii now be- divided between home and
foreign affairs, and differences of opinion be-
tween Vienna and PcSth. which had been al
lowed 10 lie dormant, and run a great risk of
being revived.
THE English Fleet is Coming"
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The DdHU TIegFaIl has
ISSUED special edition containing the fol-
lowing:
"GALIIPOII, Jan. -. so y. m.-.'The guns
are lllng heavy salute at the DardanelleS.
The English hCet IS coming"
lATER.-Admiral HOrnby took the fleet ND
10 the mouth OF the DardanellrS. where at the
telegraph station. ne received the counter
mand. He did not, therefore. proceed TO the
forts, but returned 10 BrSika bay.
The SineWs Of War.
LONDON. Jan. 9h.-The Stdnddfd. i'm its AZ
tcTnoOh edition. says: "A statement will be-
issued to-day, showing the services to which
the six millions of pounds tthe note To be pro-
posed Will probable be applicable. Three
millions are appOrtiuned To The army, two
millions to the navy, and one million Ia con-
ungencieS."