Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-03
NETTLED NATIONS.
THE SITUATION YESTERDAY ACROSS
THE WATER.

Ola, meohtlmo Reported concentrating
Hor Forces Along the Bosphorus- Austria
Still vacillating-The British Circular
Generally Favorably Received-Assassi-
nation of an Irish Earl.
WAR GOSSIP.
LONDON April "a Vienna dispatch says it
is announced that Gen. Ignatieff will return
here after he has consulted Prince Gortscha-
koff on Austria's objections to the treaty.
A St. Petersburg correspondent says it is
admitted Austria is not atjall disposed to state
clearly the price of her neutrality regarding the
fact that war between Russia and England
would enable her to dictate her own terms.
A st. Petersburg dispatch and advices from
Berlin and Vienna mention some indications
that Russia might desire to renew negotiations
for congress, taking the treaty of Paris a.
basis of discussion.
correspondent at San Stefano recounts IN
interview with Grand Duke Nicholas who said
he had reason to know that the Sultan would
gladly see his territory free of Russians. The
Grand Duke still hopes that war may be avoid
cd through the peaceful disposition Of the
Gar and the good sense of the English.
Belgrade special says it is reported the
Servians by command of Russia, will shortly
occupy Widdin and Adakaleh. Austria is likely
to protest against the occupation of the latter
place. The feeling in servian government cir
cles inclines to Austria rather than Russia and
the willingness is even expressed to make
military convention with the former.
correspondent at Vienna says a dispatch
from Count Won Beust, Austrian ambassador
at London, received here, states that Lords
Beaconsfeld and Salisbury earnestly desire the
maintenance of peace, but if Russia's attitude
should render war a necessity, it will be car
ried on until resistance is crushed.
News from St. Petersburg as to the result of
Gen. Ignatieff's mission here, which will, to =
great extent, settle the question of peace or
war, is hourly expected. It is not probable
that Gen. Ignatief will return to this city
Lord Salisbury's circular has increased the
friendly disposition here towards England.
0Germany is doing everything possible to re-
vive the congress scheme.
correspondent at Pera understands tho
Austrian embassy there has resolved despatch
to the effect that Austria must support Eng
lands demand for a full discussion of the pro-
visions of the treaty WIN % view to some i'm
portant notifications.
RUSSIA ULrrMATUM.
LONDON, April "a special from Constanti-
nople says the Russians, fearing the Turks will
endeavor to maintain neutrality, Moran, first
dragoman of the Russian embassy has made
the following demands, which may be regarded
40 an ultimatum: The surrender to the Rus
SLAMS of the Notifications ON both sides of the
upper Bosphorus and Gallipoli and Boulair on
the Dardanelles. The Turks are also to evacu-
ate Makerkevi and Maslak, and place some
barracks and hospitals at the disposal of the
Russians. Grand Dnke Nicholas last night
urged these demands upon Raouf Pasha, and
they will be submitted to the council. It is
said that the sultan and Vefk Pasha oppose
them.
SPECIAL PRAYERS.
LONDON, April 3.-The Standard announces,
n official form, that it has been decided to i'm
mediately recall the duke of Edinburgh from
the Mediterranean. 1t is probable that four
ships of the channel squadron will 20 to the
Pieraeus. The Archbishop of Canterbury has
ordered special prayers in consequence of the
public anxiety.
LONDON, April 2.-The latest advices from
Constantinople say strong conviction prevails
at Russian headquarters that an Anglo-Russian
is inevitable. It is reported that Russia
has offered to cancel the money indemnity and
increase the Turkish power over New Bulgaria
as a reward for alliance, but these offers have
not led to any result. The Grand Duke Mich
olas held a reception of the diplomatic body
Sunday. The British and French ambassadors
sent their cards. The Grand Duke returns to
his headquarters at San Stefano Wednesday.
ON HIS DIGNITY.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-Gen. Ignatieff has
arrived in this city. The Agence Russo main.
tains that his mission has not failed, as he was
simply instructed to give and receive friendly
explanations relative to the attitude of Eng
land. The Agence says Russia cannot do more
to facilitate the meeting of congress. Hel
means of persuasion cease at the point where
care for her dignity commences.
APRIL 10.
LONDON, April 2.-The Gazette tonight pub
fishes proclamation ordering the reserves t,
assemble on or before April 18th.
TREASON.
BELGRADE, April 1T is stated NJ. Tchur
witch, a former president of the ministerial
council, has been found guilty of treason a
the head of the military revolt of last Decem
Der, and will probably be shot. Several per
sons who took part in the revolt have alread
been executed.
STATE OF SIEGE BILL.
VERSAILLES, April 2.-The Chamber of Depu
ties passed the state of siege bill in the form
in which it was adopted by the Senate.
RUSSIANS MOVING.
VIENNA, April IA special from Constants
nople reports the Russians have commenced
fresh movement towards Galipoi. The Rul
sian troops North of the Balkans are bein
moved near the Danube. The Russians al
everywhere erecting Notifications
THE PEERAaE.
LONDON, April at is announced in ofici,
form that Sir Charles Adderley will be electe
to the peerage, and Viscount Landon will SUI
coed him a. president of the board of trade.
ENaLAND's OBJECTION.
LoNDGN April 2.-The following is the ser
fences verbatim in Lord Salisbury's circuls
to the powers, in which he objects to the treat
of San Stefano as whole: ''The combine
effect of the treaty, in addition to the result
upon the Greek population and upon the ba
ance of maritime power, which have been a
ready pointed out is to depress, almost to th
point of entire subsection, the political ind,
pendence of the government of Constantinopl
The formal jurisdiction of that governmer
extends over geographical positions whic
must, under all circumstances, be of the dee]
est interest to Great Britain. It il in Il
to open the straits which form the natur
highway of nations between the Egean sea an
the Euxine. It's dominion recognized at Il
head of the Persian gulf, on the shores of Il
Leyant and in the immediate neighborhood
the Suez canal. 1t cannot be otherwise than
matter of extreme solicitude to this countl
that the government to which this jurisdictic
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