The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-25
GETTING READY FOR WAR.
THE BRTTISH PARLIAMENT asked FOR
SPECIAL WAR SUPPLIES.
Russia's Conditions Of Peace Submitted to the
Powers - What Austria FeSrs Neestta-
tions Opened to Modify Russia's Demands.

| tions Opened to Modify Russia's Demands
LONDON, Jan. 2i-Sir Stafford Northcote
| informed the House OF Commons that he will
| on Monday move for the supplementary sup
| plies for the naval and military service.
| The Marquis Of Harrington. leader OF the
Liberal party. asked how Sir Stafford would
reconcile tho Inconsistency OF this with the
promise made ON the first night OF the session.
not to make the proposal until tho conditions
OF peace were received. and whether he would
make any explanation to allay the anxiety sure
to be raised by the noticc2
Sir Stafford Northcote replied that he expect
ed. on the first night. to know the terms OF
| peace within two days. A week had elapsed
since and not only were tho Government not
| In possession OF the terms OF peace. but Russian
forces were yet advancing Therefore. the
| Government think they cannot longer delay the
proposal.
In the House OF Lords. Lord Bcaconsneld. in
| response to n question put by the Duke OF Ar
gyll. spoke in the same strain as did Sir Stat
| ford Norhcotc in the House Of Commons. Lord
Bcaconsneld distinctly said that England was
not going to be dictated to 10y any other power.
The Earl Of Carnarvon. Colonial Secretary.
and Lord Derby. Foreign Secretary. were not
there.
II was rumored in the lobby that the Earl Of
Carnarvon had resigned. but the rumor is not
confirmed. Great excitement prevails.
An informal Cabinet council was held in Par
Lament House tonight. II was asserted by
some in the lobby that this was in consequence
Of the receipt after Sir Stafford Nprthcotcs
statement made in the House OF Commons this
afternoon. ~ the Russian terms. Various con-
Trajectory iumOrs were circulated IN the lobby
during tho evening.
Nothing positive Is known as 10 tho amount Of
| the supplementary supply which the Govern
| ment viii demnud, but II is variously estimated
n from ilvg to ten million pounds. 1t is con
| sidcr"d still possible that should the l,ussian
term. prove satisfactory the vote will not be
d"mandrl. Manyf.ibcrals express the ,opinion
hand, hui they viii decide whether t. oppose
ia" vote or not when they hear the reasons tho
Government addures on Monday.
Though 1t j. the IMPRESSION in most Euro
peau capitals that the Turks wi accept ku--ia's
cuudltgns yet murl doubt and anxiety prevail.
particularly IN London and 81. Potershurg Tho
lat - adNi"~ from the lnt'r place say that more
oouidourei H. ir since tn reHee conditions were
ou her own behalf. thus minimizing the dan.
ger e am Anglo Austrian alliance. II + said
thut the conditions wero submitted to Prince
li-nnrrh uni approved long ago. II the CON
dlunns are known ina London. that fact has not
The Berlin Prorinciqi Correspondence. which
f. the "rguu II the lone Onoe, h.iov'- that
cup, C"n-iantih9plr becau-e in that c.,sr Eng
hnd must irt"rlcrr Tn" inguocue Ietu9
rrpUted 10 bc Prince bismarck special mouth
piece. says: The eventual entry OF the Rus
Sims INTO tnnsiHninoplr cannot longer he re-
, sat1,u ns iet@In W @ 'a, e N,or"' ,,or, . %.,,
believes that the Russians intend to 70 10 Con-
ThrSt Petersburg Ag.uce Rpsse says: The
Imperial Government Is aware ftno Importance
In~mnd attaches 90 Galiiuoli and has no inter.
,he .thor,. ~ r.,.r''ns" II ,yil ntG"ri ia
o. 'upicd nor attacked UNI - q regular Turkish
ca~'.'it WoNd he impossible to leave such a iyrcc
r,is ir,ii.s nm intention ,oto Constant.
,I ,,'t ,,iit, ID ',.' ir,'rl,,,.'- r,,.,,ir -
,'rilv is .,n. itin., ti're
i2>nnN, ''Fu "a T.. VI Sh oop-'- nli
r.r.fir- tr,' v.r, nnf 'Th| S'n.k TV,L'tn.,, i-
acr'tcd hy runi"r- - q .iure oi the poaoo ne-
rp \ mcoi m So r,.p ,ri- iii,'.. are ir..cni. +,
nn, 'rri-'N ,rtl,y source nnl thny ur,, trn li,l 4,
/ nj. ry .,t.,nn,.l .l-
I0~p1N. Jan The iir,1''iser m lersianl-
f't ln.nI' i.nf.I, nf.r : r. SIAN nj Nnrinal,.' .
uunuuue.mrnt "A meei .ur nf Iinernl I,n.l..r.
WIS hI1 ut WfIi.h th. Nur,iuanf n i.lriif..,..,f,
and Kelt llou- Iohn Bright W. +. Forster.
and ii {. /. ChIld,rs were present Tha
m.clIp. dr.ilrd that II us NOtr wrr,
hot a War vote. hut merely one Of prrparniion
1,I m, ,y'r nmnnl n, ,i,.r
should he n6 orp,,-ition II was pointed ont
that what was asked for was not an eNtraoldi-
'facr" rouil iheieioic b. no Immediate apprc.
1nn nSt9o'iepys p,rlin corr.spoplen, ,.,..
graphs n- lu.luWr. " A'cOriingtpr srnli-ufli .iul
report from Vienna, Ru-~in no longer opp,e ,-
ih1 demand that a European coui.r.rn,
shall rnfify tho clauses Df "A rra.e tr.itv
which nT.pt general interests II il said
tlW Prime, Bi-nnrrk advised Ru--ia hsInr,
cDncNtiIur "a tr. ty Il, come to mn unlrr.f 4.
me with rrn-si, and Austria 50 ns t,c- at,r tb.
iSk of hrinE in tho minority al tho CON.
irrrn,r Rus ia. consequently. Is now nrsO-
tA,finr with Au-trii uni II -. ms nir',.,
min thst thnN vii urrivn m nm 1',re.,,...,t
II Is believed In tiU,rrnn'rnt circles t1i l{',.-il
may rrnposo thc % ,.tuuiion of C5ulfuit'n,t,l,
iy i,r,at sent iy nll il,r' 'p",ynr- Y..f,ri IA T.
af.,s Nh fa. D.,rulr,Il ,,i. I,,. 49, re-.
itl h. l 4 mt o. Russia NOT l D. bot
arrogant ~ Nu" 'lncirc 81 h'r su"rss hui g.