Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

the Porte Will accept the condi-
tons, one of which is the payment
of very heavy war indemnity,
and the occupation of a portion of
Turkish territory as security for
such payment.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-Breadstuft 8
opened with considerable firmness,
but became quieter; wheat, 12s7@-
1888 for average Califo rnia white,
12s10@13s3 for club, 1Os5@1ls4 for
red Western. Spring wheat; 11s3@-
1ls9 for red Winter.
EngIand's war.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-It seems GER
tain that the Earl Carnarvon and
Lord Derby have resigned. The
cause of the resignation was not so
much determination to ask for
supplementary supplies for mill
tary service as an intention to take
steps which will be sure to lead to
war, which Lords Derby and
Carnarvon are not yet prepared to
admit as unavoidable. If either
resignation is accepted it will prob
ably lead to an explanation in
the House of Lords tonight which
will make the whole situation clear.
Meanwhile eXaggeration and alarm
are premature but the danger is in.
creased by the motive which this
new action of England will furnish
Turkey for rejecting Russia's
nnnnifinno to ia Il
this morning about Cabinet
discussions comes through the Lib
eral newspapers. Provincial jour.
mails say that the Duke of Cam
bridge, Field Marshal Command
ing in Chief, who was
visiting in the country. was unex-
pectedly summoned to London by
telegraph.
Wednesday morning. Russia's
advance and apparent de-
termination to ignore England
have produced strong impression,
and many believe that the Govern
ment would be supported in forci-
bly, preventing Russian occupation
of Constantinople.
The ArDtstIcs May be Concluded
to-day.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Dispatches in
dictate that the armistice may be
concluded to-day.
The Peace Conditions.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The Daily
Telegraph prints the following
from Constantinople: 1.-THE Turk
ish delegates have been ordered to
sign peace preliminaries and the
armistice will probably be conclud-
ed to-day. The conditions are
stated to include the following:
Servia to be Independent without
compensations; Montenegro to re-
ceive Antivari, Nicsics and Spuz
and a portion of Turkey bordering
on Like Scutari; Russia to hold
Batoum, Kars and Erzeroum until
a war indemnity of two
hundred million pounds is
paid; the Dardanelles to he
opened to Russian men.of- war;
Bulgarian autonomy to be
conceded; Turkey to nomi-
nate Christian Governor for
long term Of years, subject to the
ratification of the powers; Bulgaria
is not understood to include Thrace
but only to extend to the line of
the Balkans; part Of the Russian
army to embark at Constantinople
for their return home and the final
treaty of peace to be signed at Con-
stantinople by Grand Duke Nicho-
las. This arrangement will satisfy
the Russian military without in
volving the occupation of Constan-
tinople.
Peace Concluded.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 25.-The
Porte having yesterday accepted
the Russian conditions, peace is re-
garded as virtually concluded.
Proceeding. tm she House of Com.
mons.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-In the House
of Commons this afternoon Sir
Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of
the Exchequer, replying to ques-
ton put by the Marquis of Hart
ington, said: at was only this
morning that a formal communi-
cation from Russia containing the
basis of peace was received. In
consequence Of private communi-
cation last evening, the fleet,
which on Wednesday was
ordered to the Dardanelles,
was ordered to stop at
its mouth. He was not authorized
to say whether any minister had
resigned. The vote to be proposed
Is six million of pounds. He was
not aware of tho conclusion of an
armistice, or of the signing of pre-
| liminaries for peace.O