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known that Vice Admiral Horribly had been refused
permission to enter the Dardanenes

permlsalon 70 enter the DardQnelleS.
AT vIGo
The Times Paris correspondent reports that the
English Channel squadron has arrived at vigo
NO DANGER TO THE CITIZENS.
report has just arrived at Vienna that the
Sultan is ready to grant the nrmans demanded by
the Powers for the admission OF their feets.
France and Italy have rescinded the orders to
their ambassadors to obtain nrmans, because the
ambassadors informed them there was no appre-
hension OF anything endangering life and prop
erty. Austria has not rescinded her orders
LAYARD STILL WITHOUT INSTRUCTIONS
despatch received at an early hour this WED
nesday) morning from Constantinople, reports that
Mr. Layard telegraphed Lord Derby at midnight
last night that he still was without instructions rel
ativc to the fleet.
GERMANY WILL NOT SEND SHIPS
The Daily Neacs' correspondent at Vienna says
1t is reported that Germany has announced that
she viii not send any ships to the DardaDeileR.
BISMARCK WANTS TO GO
1t Ii umored that Prince Bismark desires to be
present at the Conference. Russian officials were
yesterday selecting quarters for the Russian
troops In Constantinope.
WAITING FOR EVENTS
Prince Bismarck has notified the Parliamentary
leaders that he win postpone answering the inter.
pellation on the foreign policy IN consequence OF
the continual changes In the aspect Of the Eastern
question.
WHAT RUSSIA RECEDRs FROM.
Russia has notified Austria that among the ques-
lions Withdrawn from the consideration of the Con.
<t.n
occupation of Bulgaria by the Russian troops and
the remuneration OF Bessaraba This note has
given umbrage at Vienna. The Roumanian Minis.
tiers have informed the Chamber that the Russians
did not occupy the Danubian fortress when evacu-
ared by the Turks, but occupied neighboring posi-.
lions.
PURCHASING RoN-cLAps.
The Admiralty have purchased two iron.clals
now in London docks which were built for Turkey,
but prevented from leaving by the governments
neutrality declaration.
MORE MEN ON THE DOcKYARDs.
All the workmen In the Sheerness dockyard have
been ordered to work overtime
At the Portsmouth dockyard over three thou
sand men are working overtime Although 500
fresh hands have already been engaged since Sat-
urday considerable numbers are still being en-
tered. The Lords Of the Admiralty nave not lin.
tied the dockyard authorities In regard to money,
but have expressed desire that not moment De
lost In rendering ships available in any eventu
atty
VAIN HOPE, 1T rs FEARED.
Lord Derby, in the House of Lords yesterday
Afternoon, replying to an inquiry by Lord Gran
Tie, said he hoped to inform the House on Thurs.
lay that the intention OF the government has been
carried out and that the fleet is before CONSTANT
Aople. France and Italy have suspended. their
because frman was refused. Regarding Austria
ae only knew she had asked for frman. The
,ny difficulty regarding the Conference was about
The place OF meeting which difficulty, he believed,
would be overcome.
LOUD TALKING.
Mr.. Joseph Cowen (''radical reformer'', member
OF Parliament for Newcastle -onTyne made q
violent speech In the House Of Commons on Mon.
day night against Russia which yesterday MORN
lngs papers criticise sharply tending to provoke
war
SUPPORTING THE CABINET.
The Post announces that from twenty to thirty
members Of Parliament, specially interested in the
Eastern crisis met at the Carlton Club yesterday and
decided to organize meeting Of conservative men,
bers to assure the government OF support in firm
united policy, which they regard as the only means
Of securing peace. The meeting expressed the
strongest confidence in Lord Beaconsfeld. Sub
Bequently, In the House of Commons, the move
ment received the adhesion OF some fifty or sixty
members almost Immediately. Sir Lawrence Palk
was elected chairman OF the meeting .
IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
At the opening OF the Stock Exchange Yesterday
morning the quotation of consols was e5h. The
news OF the refusal by the Porte OF frman for the
passage OF the Straits by the fleet has caused a
great sensation, though the excitement Is less
than 1t was last week.
TURKEYS REPRESENTATIVE
Sabdoullah Bey Turkish Ambassador at Berlin
has been appointed second delegate TO conduct the
peace negotiations In place OF Sadyk Pacha.
ENGLAND MUST BE RESPONSIBLE.
vefk Enendi informed the Turkish Chamber on
Monday that he hoped to communicate the peace
conditions four days hence. He declared that II
the British fleet passed the Dardaneles he would
protest and cast the responsibility for the conse.
quences upon England.
NICHOLAS GLAD OF IT.
despatch dated Constantnople yesterday
says:-"Tne Grand Duke Nicholas has expressed
satisfaction to venk Enendi at the non. admission
Of the British feet.
DON'T FORGET A FORMER ALLY.
''In to-day's sitting OF the Turkish Parliament
several Deputies urged vehk Erendi 10 act with
considerable toward England relative to the
passage Of the Dardanelles."
WHAT IS THOUGHT IN VIENNA.
at Is considered probable In well informed
circles IN Vienna that the Porte will grant hrman
for the entry OF the British fleet In view OF a
Russian occupation Of Constantinople which is
hourly expected.
He PROMISES TO ACT Kindly
A Constantinople despatch states that vefk
Enendi In the Turkish Parliament Yesterday re-
plying to the Deputies who urged him to act with
moderation toward England, promised 10 consider
their represe nations.
RUSSIA MAY HAVE BEssARABIA.
"Austria does not object to the retrocession Of
Bessarabia II Roumania retains the mouth OF the
Danube and does not acquire widn as compensa.