The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-20
FOREIGN NOTES,
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l.0spos, March w, --Adyioes from
Vienna, pnnlished IN farit, state that
England las refused ~ take part even
Ia u preliminary conference Of Ambas
sailors, until Russia has given u formal
engagement that all OlAusea VI the
treaty shall be Submitted 10 the pun'
gTess, Prince Hoflhehakofi, Ia reply,
merely reiterated his promise that the
full treaty will 10 communicated u
the powers,
Captain Mcleod, Of tho british brig
Chlllan WallaOk, which left New
York on the 18TH NJ November for
Antwerp, And was abandoned VI Hea on
the fourth NJ DeOenter wnH charged
NJ the Row street police court yeHleT.
DIZZY with felony Ia casting away hia
weasel, lie was remanded without
bail,
The miners of tho Framework die'
triol have accepted reduction ten
per cont,
The Daily News, In its financial NJ.
tlcle, says the United States In said 20
be the purchaser OF silver, and the All.
n0nncoment Of the arrival NJ Queens.
town Of u steamer for New York with
5000. 900 Of this metal has been made.
II would be- interesting ~ know II this
consignment proceeded % the United
Gfataa an uuaa Iiaaua hu NLaI 80 nu.aua
town, II would not be- tho first time
that the latter course hna been adopted.
II Ia ourl0ua that o0niempOraneoualy
with this export Sabl,0OO was shipped
last week from New York 10 this aide
A dIepntoh 10 Lloyds from Ghlall
says "Several sailing ships, tugs aud
lighters have passed up and down the
Danube safely where the torpedoea
were buried, but II IN nevertheless Ger,
tain that they are not all removed. II
In reported that the river will he on.
cially opened on Thursday
A ConatnntInople dispatch dated
March 10Th nays The Grand Duke
Nicholas IN order 10 0hvlate the dllll.
cultiea about hla military escort pass.
Ing through the city prOpOsea 10 come
here IN the imperial yacht "Ery kllck.n
The sultan would then return the visit
aboard the yacht. Nothing, however,
IN settled, and tho porte, out Of oonAid.
Grafton Tor the other powers, Inns re-
quested the grand duke not ~ embark
at BuyHkedere, where the imperial
yacht Ia now anchored.
The German ann AMBASSADOR NJ Conatan.
tlnople has received from his agent AT
Buyakedere u denial OF the statement
that two Russian torpedo boats accom-.
pnny the yacht, ard ara yet anchored
OIL Buyakehere. The vessels are lifted
for torpedops, but none are aboard.
Solet pasha has gone To San Stefan0
to inform Mouhktar and Mchemct Ali
pashas that the embarkaiion Of the
Russians nj San Stefano In impossible
ut present, and must be postponed.
A Vienna dispatch says; Alta pub
lilo sitting OF the full Hungarian dele.
cation almost all the speakers declared
they would vote In favor of " credit,
but expressed hopes for "A peaceful sos
luton. The debate was adjourned until
tomorrow. The Austrian delegation
to-day, AZ fall sitting, granted the
demand OF the minister Of war for
075, 900 forms for military stores,
A dispatch TO the Daily Telegraph
says the Misunderstanding between
Russia aud England has made no pro-
gress whatever towards u satisfactory
settlement
a Berlin telegram says; The Nation
al Heitung says the Austrian govern
ment has been positively informed
that the Russians are concentrating on
the Austrian frontier.
A Belgrade dispatch says: The Ser
Wan Sbumadiu corps has made re-
monstrance against the peace condiN
lions, and they have reoccupied Uran'
10, declaring that they will not leave 1t
unless forced 10 do 40.