The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-12
The Suddenness With which II Wa.
felegraphcd and huShed Into PArN
Lament Ricllcs Remarks Not
complimentary 10 The
Liberals,
The Construction Of Defensive Works Do,
tween San SteianO and COnSianiIuople
by Order Of 0sman Pasha Places
Nicholas on His Royal Ear.
rho British Ambassador Accused Of
Trying a. hriuE on - War hois zen
Russia AMI Lng lAnd,

Noon Associated Press RepoIt.l
LONDON, April IA ~ Petersburg
correspondent Of The Times telrgraplIi
the horizon IN again overcast. IN,
change II attributed u the speeche,
made In the British parliament, III
consequence OF the alteration ia the
Austrian cabinet, aud the apparel
| hesitation Ot Germany 10 act M mod
orator II Ia believed In official circle,
that some ol Lord Salabury's remarks
on Monday indicate an intention ol
going to war
The Agence Russo states that short
circular accompanying Prince Gorts-
chakuil's reply invles England to
| formulate her proposals,
The Times Vienna correspondent
remarks, that this seems to point to AL
intention OF trying to come 10 u sepa.
rate understanding with England, as
WAS attempted with Austria.
\ Berlin correspondent of the Times
snys, attempts AT mediation seem to
have made IL probable that the pow.
era will only consent 10 participate In
revision OF the treaty OF San StefanO
on the same conditions rs demanded
by England,
The Berlin Post says the Austrian
agents have informed their govern,
ment that Russia has promised Bosnia
TO Servia In the event Of u renewal OF
hOstilities. The news has produced a
bud impression ut Vienna,
A meeting Of the manufacturers Of
Rlu.sI hmm IlnAIAn aud nRanlau IL IN
be held at Manchester Tomorrow, 10
consider the threatened resistance to
the ten per cent. reduction In the
wages OF operatives. There seems To
he great danger Of gigantic strike
and lockout throughout Lancashire.
The scenes at the funeral Of Lord Lei
trim in Dublin yesterday were
very violent and disgracetul. The
mob that gathered In front OF
the church endeavored to capture the
hearse, declaring their intention to
drag out the corpse. They vituperate1
the late earl as an old rulllan and
hereto, also climbed the wall OF the
church yard and hustled mOurners,
aud cheered, yelled and Kissed during
the reading OF the service. Several
mOurners were roughly handled while
endeavoring to make their way into
the church yard. All OF them had to
pass out by an unfrequented way in the
rear OF the church in order TO escape
from violence. Fifty cOnstables were
present but wholly insufficient to cope
with the mob, many OF whom We're
drunk.
For the protection Of ships on the
Mediterranean from torpedoes a NUNS
her OF steam launches will be- sent to
Ismail and other stations. A number
OF torpedo boats were sent from Chat
ham dock yard to the Mediterrant an
Yesterday. A chartered steamer Ia now
loading II large number ut Victoria
docks, the intention being to sup
ply each vessel of the fleet with ut
least two torpedo boats additional
Thirty eight ton guns are shipping for
the Mediterranean from London docks.
The warlike preparations OF Russia
ami Turkey about Constantinople con
tinue.
The Servians have established two
days quarantine on the Austrian from
tier IL IL believed that this Is rather
from political rather than sanitary rea.
soRs.
approximations are expressed III
Bucharest that the Russians intend EN-
forcing strict martial law.
The defensive works near Constants
nople are being carried on with great
energy. The Turkish authorities at
the Island of Tenedas have requested
instructions from the porte In the disN
embarkation of British marines 10
guard the war material on the island
LONDON, April ll.-Prince Lucien
Charles Joseph Francis Napoleon Mu'
rat IL dead.