The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-05
The Easter1r war.

H0sTM1TIEs ORDERED TO BE STOPPED.
BELGRADE, February 4.-The Govern
ment has ordered the .Servian commanders
to stop hostilities.
THE BKACK SEA BLOCKADE RAISED.
CossTASrTsopLg, February 8. The
blockade OF the Black sea between Odessa
and Constantinople has been raised.
DISSATISFACTION OF THE CONDITIONS.
LONDON, February 4.-The Timss's VII
emma dispatch says: Even In their imma-
ture form the Russian conditions seem TO
contain much that can scarcely be brought
in harmony with the interests OF Austria,
being rather calculated to sow seeds OF fresh
trouble than promote real and lasting
peace. They. destroy the Ottoman power in
Europe without substituting anything in
its place possessing guarantees OF stability.
The smaller States would receive just
enough to make them wish fol. more, while
Bulgaria, the largest Of them In extent and
population, would become little more than
Russian dependency. The restoration to
the Gar of Besarabia without due equiv
alent to Roumania would make Russia
mistress Of the mouth Of the Danube.
Thus, in the very preliminaries themselves,
there is much that must lead to discussion
between Austria and Russia, and the same
must be the case, though perhaps In q
lesser degree, with the other Powers.
Meantime, Roumania has already announced
her claim to take part rs belligerent IN
the conclusion OF peace, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs having issued Q circular TO
that effect. The Servians are greatly dis
appointed with the frontier rcctification
allowed them by the Russian preliminaries,
and claim that III spite Of the armistice
they will not stop operations till they have
possession OF all OF serva down TO the
river LON.
THE GEAR CoNGRaTuLATEs HIS @Roops.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 4.-The Car
Yesterday after the inspection addressed the
troops as follows: II congratulate you
upon the armistice, the satisfactory condl-
tons of which are due to our brave troops,
who proved that for them nothing is impos-
sibe OF accomplishment. We ere still,
however, far from the end, and must con-
tinue to hold ourselves prepared until we
obtain durable peace worthy OF Eu'sla.''
PUBLIC D1sTRUsT IN LONDON REGARDING TIE
ARMSTICE.
LONDON. February 4.-The London cor
RESPONDENT OF the Manchester Guardian
telegraphed to that paper last night, and
saws: "The document signed at Adrianople
tends to increase public distrust, and II
Russia were not pledged to refer certain
conditions to conference public sentiment
would take more decided aspect than dis
trust. The Liberals have not heretofore
been hearty or unanimous IN supporting
Mr.. Forstcr's amendment TO the Govern.
ment's motion for supplementary credit.
The signature OF the armistice will perhaps
decrease the majority, but In any circum-
stance it will not exceed 100. The Govern
ment may endcayor to counteract the effect
Of the arlnistice by some announcement
condemning the terms OF the protocol. ii
they are Objectionable the Government will
not hesitate to say so. The feeling is faI
from hopeful"
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE NDT IN FAvGE II
RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, February 4.-pUblit
OPINION here, and even more ut Moscow
regards the projected conference with dis
favor. Some papers speak OF il rs a mere
device OF the European Powers 10 deprive
Russia OF ali she has gained after so heavy
an expenditure OF blood, without them
selves spending farthing or losing man.
Another War.
TURKEY AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
LONDON. February 4.-Thc Iimcs'S vi
emma special says: ''By this tine WaI be-
tween Turkey and Hellcncs ?) h.s actually
broken out. The Turks seem to nave cN-
pected this, for Il Turkish man-oi-war has
been ordered to Athens to take of the Fur
kish Minister. Thus the Eastern question
has been raised i'll its full extent