The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-26

Special by Cable to the Republican.
wARLlKE POLICY ASSUMED ny THE
ENGLISH GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Jan. %, 8 A. M.-War is
England's decision! In the house OF
commons last night the chancellor Of
the exchequer announced that On Monday
the government would ask supplement,
tary supplies Tor tbe army and navy.
The hopes Of the peace party are wholly
crushed by the evident declaration Of
lord BgAcoSsFIELp FOR WAR,
Yesterday Lord Derby, minister Of
foreign affairs, and Lord CarnarvOn.
colonial minister, resigned their places
in the cabinet. Orders have been sent TO
the British Mediterranean feet 10 land q
force OF marines and sailors at Boulair,
covering the approach to Galljpoli, and
six of the largest ships have been ordered
10 bring mp
THE GARRISON FROM MALTA.
lt is no longer conditional. neutrality
that England maintains, but on the con
trary, active participation In the war.
Five million pounds sterling will be the
amount asked for on Monday, and as
every effort will be made 10 obtain full
vote on both sides, there WILDE unusually
EXCITING SCENES THROUGHOUT ENGLAND
until the vote 10 reached. Most active
exertions TO defeat the vote for supplies
will be made by heLibersl leaders and
by peace societies throughout the king
dom. But even II the money should be
refused, peace would hardly thereby be
secured, It's known on the best author
ity that should the vote be unfayorable,
whichis very unlikely, Lord Beaeonsiield
will
DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT,
appeal TO the country, meanwhile ear
rying on warlike measures, rs far Is
practicable, with the force at his disposal.
In that event the country would be ab.
solutely engaged in war by the time the
elections come of, and it is probable that
return Of the members in favor Of the
CONTINUATION OF Tue WAR
would be secured. The cause OF this
sudden action on the part OF the cabinet
is believed TO be the following statement
OF the Agense Rssse IL st. Petersburg;
1.-THE imperial government is not
aware OF the importance attached by the
British government TO Gallipoli. Russia
has no interest in touching this point,
which does not come within the
SPHERE OF nER OPERATIONS,
and it will neither be occupied nor at
tackad unless The Turkish regular army
should be concentrated there, in which
case it would be impossible to leave sucl
a force on orr flank" The semiolficia
statement clearly forsbadowed the nten.
| ton OF The Russians to
MARCH on CONsTASTisoPLE,
since otherwise Turkish force at CALI
poll could not endanger any flank Of tht
Russian army. IL Is also equivalent TO /
declaration that Galiipoll will be attacked
| II the Turkish force is left there. Now
! as Turkey oo..id nol venture 10 leave
Gallipoli undetended, the above state
ment is equivalent to a direct announce
ment that both
6ALLIPoLI AND CoSsTANTNOPLE
will be taken by Russia il possible. II
the house of commons last night, tn
question was directly asked of the gov
eminent whether hey were in posses
SION Of the Russian terms, and the reply
was No. In view OF this statemen
place no reliance whatever upon
SENSATIONAL REPORTS,
current here as 10 Russia's terms. 4
reliable ST. Petersburg correspondent
telegraphs re.atfirmation OF the state
meut that the opening OF the Dardanelle
Is one condition which will be absolutel,
insisted upon. Few persons now hop
for any result from the present armistlc
or peace negotiations unless the Turk
are Oyerpowered before England ca
send
MATERIAL AID.
II is probable, however, that, as tele
graphed at the beginning OF the ne
! gotistions. Turkeys sole object has bee
to force England to Join her by apparer
: willingness to surrender everything
, Russia's demands without regard [
England's interests. A panic is snticiI
/ ated on the stock exchange to-day, an
: EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT THE CITY
q is such that every member Of the pOlit
:. force win be on duty all day witho,
q relief
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