The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Conference Proleci Has Accord.
tng 10 Politicians la nCrIin IntireIy
faiicd-Iho Tnrks Nnd Russian sold.
icrs frnirrniAing.
Noon Associated Press Roport.l
LONDON, February -. Six hundred
sets OF Held ambulance fittings ana
three hundred tons of bAy0net steel
have been ordered In Sheffield. The
WoOlwich authorities have purchased
five thousand miles OF telegraph wire
for use with tGrped0es ana materials
necessary 10 construct temporary rails
ways for the conveyance of stores and
the mounting OF heavy guns In Siege
works. The war office has ordered
that no soldiers shall be transferred to
the reserve until further instruction.
The Duke OF Cambridge viii special.
ly inspect the recruits at Aldershott
ON Friday.
The 81. Petersburg correspondent of
the Times says tho statement that
| Russia stipuInIes for the cessiOn OF six
iron.Glads aud the payment Of Turkish
bonds in fall TO Russian holders is GER
tainly false,
The Times Berlin correspondent tel
egraphs that Russia proposes to appoint
NJ. BalabroH, a Bulgarian, governor OF
Bulgaria, subject to the control OF the
Russian commandment.
The meeting of the inference grows
more doubtful in consequence OF the
objections Of Austria aud England to
Russias proposed limitations OF It's pro.
gramme,
The Daily Telegraph's dispatch from
Vienna says IL is fully confirmed that
the demand for credit will not be
Brought before the chambers
A much more hopeful impression
prevails, rs satisfactory assurances have
been received from 81. Petersburg and
Berlin that Russia has ren0uhced the
idea OF the extension of Bulgaria 10 Sa
lonica, and seems also inclined TO re-.
nounce the Calva boundary, aud limit
the period OF the military occupation OF
Bulgaria perhaps even To six months
II a. NIT ia a prevalent opinion of
financial writer's in the morning jour
mails that II the rate Of discount, now
two per cent 10 not advanced ut the
meeting OF the board of directors to.
day, IL will DO because an advance
might affect the placing OF exchequer
bills, which are to be allotted to-day
at two aud half per cent.
The Elswick ordnance works, at
Newcastle,on Tyne, which was re-
Gently ordered TO manufacture one
hundred torpedoes for the government
al ,,Aa.tfln GpnaI "A a
order now increased to eight hundred.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times says the extension of the prin
cipality Of Bulgaria ia the Hgean sea
would be of the utmost consequence to
Europe, for 1t would practically mean
the securing OF q naval station for
Russia, just as the grant of a port to
Montenegro would mean Russian
naval station on the Adrlatic.
The Pera correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph says the pretended struggle
over peace conditions Ia mere cloak
for Russo-Tnrkish alliance. The ru-
morB that the rulers Of Turkey haye
thrown themselves into the arms of
the Russians seems well founded Rus
sia will make great pretense OF
eagerly defending the conditions before
the powers, but will finally yield
enough TO satisfy them, and then ar,
range a programme for Russian pro-
tectorate over Turkey In Europe and
Asia, according to the terms OF their
secret agreement,
The press association says II IL corfl.
IDENTIFY stated that forty-hve thousand
troops are ready to start from Bombay
at short notice.
Important ministerial statements are
expected 60 be made In parliament to-
day, Thursday.
The Berlin correspondent OF the
don Standard says the conference pro-
ject has according to the opinion of
politicians here. entirely failed.
The Times Pera correspondent tele
graphs that the Russian and Turkish
lines at SanstefanO are only separated
by the little river kerasu. The Rus
sian and Turkish sentluels stand at
either end Of the bridge, one hundred
feet long. The officers and men Of the
two armies fraterni2e In the most re-
markable manner. Ruolf pasha, min
lister of war, has thanked the Grand
Duke Nicholas for the eXcellency Of
his arrangements. Crowds OF visitors
and petty traders from CoDstantiDople
are seen I'M the Russian camp daily.
It Is fully confirmed that France will
recall Baron Bande, her ambassador at
the vatican, who 10 q partisan Of the
Jesuits,