Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-14
There are Good Prospects that
the War Instead Of being
Ended Has Only
Begun.
Austria is Holding Grand Council Of
War in Opposition to Russia's
Advancement.
The Advice Of France 10 England is to Keep
Quiet Because it is too Late toAc.
compIish Anything.
FOREIGN.
THE BRITISH FLEET.

THE BRITISH FLEET.
Constantnople, Feb. l3.-The British
fleet has passed the Dardanclles, consisting
of six iron-clads
IN THE SEA OF MAEMORA.
London, Feb. 14.-Thc Advertiser has the
following in an official ftrm.
We have reason to state that the fleet,
under Admiral Hornby, has passed the
Dardanelles and is now is in the sea Of
Marmora.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN HUNGARIA.
London, Feb. IA "A Vienna correspon-
dent says that excitement here is daily in
creasing at the turn the eastern affairs is
taking, and the excitement in Hurgaria is
even greater.
AUSTRIA.
Another dispatch says "While the Hun
garian papers are warlike, the Austrian in
dependent press demand peace"
COUNT ANDRAssY's
prolonged interview with the emperor yes
terday, and the sudden return, to Vienna
Of Arch Duke Albrecht, have given rise to
endless surmises as to the decisions pending
Count Andrassy was closted ior several
hours with the minister Of finance.
The following appeared in Count An
draasy's organ, the Poster Lord. this morn
ing:
The non occupation of Constantinople is
foremost. and is the most weighty interest
Of Europe, and if Russia understands by
regaining her freedom Of action that she has
:, right to hoist the citizens flag Of victory
in the Bosphorus, then it is time for the
powers to abandon their different categories
of neutrality, and an end must be put to the
policy of the accomplished fact. The &C.
cupation OF Bulgaria and its exaggerated
extension which it is proposed to give
that province, will never be tolerated by
Austria. Action, and energetic action
alone can now save Europe.
WE MUST ACT BY OURSELVES
London, Feb. 1.-THE Standard says
ENGLAND is ready to act with any or every
power in battling Russia's aggressions upor
their rights and interests but il all hold
back, We must act by ourselves and leave
our ncighbors 10 save their own interests
and honor, if they can.
THE CLOSING OF THE BosPHoRus.
London, Feb. IA Vienna correspond
ent says: "The Russians are provided will
number Of torpedo boats at Rodosto, AM
intend to insist on the closing Of the Bos
phorus, as a preliminary condition to tn
granting Of the frmans for the passage o
the Dardenellcs.
THE TURKISH EMPIRE SHADOW.
A special St. Petersburg dispatch con
taIns the following
Late last night tne government rece'vc'
information that the sultan has refusc'
most positively to grant the firman for th
entrance Of the British fleet Russia main
tains an expcctant attitude, and has take
means for the advance OF her troops no,
before Constantinoplc, as soon as any fol
eign mcn.os. war enter the straits. The en-
trance Of the troops is not intended as
act Of hostility, but great anxiety Is felt les
an accidental collision may occur, IL tb
'roops enter. II is thought the sultan vi
retire 10 Broussa Ia that event. II wou'
be extremely difficult 10 rscs,abllsh even
shadow Of the Turkish empire In Europ
The Russian government does not. for I'll
present, desire Auch radical solution
the question. 10 vicw Of all this tho neg
ts'sona for the assembling Of peace cor
ference has fallen Into tho background.
A RAsu IxrHxTiox.
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