The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-08
EUROPEAN SITUATION.
PACIFIC OUTLOOK OF AFFAIRS.
Further Abor the Peace Conditions
Lord Dsrby Despondent-
what France Desires
Movements of the
ssussians.
The Condition. to be modified.


CoNsrANTIs:s :sLE. March 7.-ReOut
Pasha has bees selected to accompany
General Igrat!E to St. Petersburg. to
exchange the rnsiicstlons of the treaty.
1t is understo!Ea that the Car during
the negotiatiors. at ST. Petersburg, will
considerably rel Ice the indemnity, and
probably will grant some further modia-
cations.
Grand Duke Nicholas Invited 10 Con.
siantinOple.
CoSsTANTINoT1E, March THE Sui
tan has invited the Grand Duke NIcho-
las to visit the city tomorrow. The visit
depends on the Sultsn's yielding to the
Grand Dukes desire TO be accompanied
by mounted es ort of eighty persons.
Peac' conditions.
The condition. of the treaty between
Turkey and Rus a provide that Monte
negro will meade Gstchko, and the
south western bol3dsry OF that country
will be the rive! Boysna. Servis will
include Nisch an Little Sesorbil,
Russians 10 5Ssrch into Constants.
,aopIe.
1t is positively stated that when the
British fleet passed. the Dardenelles or
ders came from Petersburg to march
into ConstsntinoS but the Grand Duke
Nicholas took it .oon himself to disobey
the command, spf only moved forward
in the direction q Constantinople, send
ing at the same tlTe to ST. Petersburg 3
statement OF his x,sson.
The British Fleet.
The British fefi Is still 1t Ton zla chan
mel. The squadIAn has resched Besika
Bay. 1t will p!obably DO ordered to
rendezvous at ToAzls.
Lord Derby Despondeni.
LONDON, Msrch In the House Of
Lords the Duke os Argyle called stten-
ton to the treaties of 1856 and 1871. He
mair tanned that Turkey was the only
power which had broken them. They
were therefore practically st MI end.
Lord Derby admitted that the state OF
things contemplated in those treaties had
ceased TO exist. The treaties we're, there
fore, only binding until Europe ratified
the new system. He would not enter
minutely into the question OF Eng
lands attitude st the conference,
but rs lhe general principle,
England wished the qu stion settled /
European and not an eIcluvely Russian
sense, and she wished the settlement TO
be durable and equable towards the
various races and creeds. The task OF
the negotistors was one OF no common
compleIity. The Government would do
iLs best TO bring aboEt satisfactory set
tlement between the con hlcting interests,
but it was unwise for any man 10 At
tempt TO predict the result. Lord
Derby's despondent tone caused uneasl-
ness In the lobby.
Movements Of the Russians.
LONDON, March IA special from
GallipoIi reports that the Russians are
actively constructing lntrenchments from
Kadikid to Stsrkid, on the Sea OF Mar
mora. They have now about lS,OCO
men, with cannon, in these lines, which
confront the Turkish line across the neck
Of the Gsllipoli peninsula.
what France Desires.
A Paris correspondent says it seems
certain that France would readily con-
sent to Englsnd's obtaining complete
security, IN regard to the Suez Canal,
but would do her utmost u dissuade Eng
land from occupying Egypt France de-
sires joint action with England re-
specting Egypt. Prince Bismarck re-
Gently stated that be would himself pro-
pose at the Congress an English occupa-
ton of Egypt, Germany guaranteeing
the non intervention OF France.