The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-19

az "ee' euuc WHICH cannot lmpeEll the peace
| 1ui solution of the existing diffic ulties
According to the last inform alton, England
ana Russia will maintain their respective
mliltary and naval positions during the
session of Congress. No other Power w i'll
enter the Dardanelles lest it should increase
complications.
DENIES THAT THE PLAN HAS BEEN SETTLED
| ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 19.-The Aoence
Reasse' while admitting the principle OF the
european meeting, it has been agreed to
deny that details as TO form and plan has
| been settled.
WILL WITHDRAW IF ENGLAND DOES NOT
| MAKE SOME NEW MOVE.
| LONDON. Feb. 1S.-The Daily Netos' Con-
stantlnople dispatch OF Sunday saws that the
RUSSIAN advance guard have not traus-
gressed the terms settled by the armistice.
In consequence of the withdrawal of the
British fleet to Mudavia, the Russiars will
| not occupy the suburbs of Constantinople.
Advices from Adrianople states thai 1t is be-
lieved that peace negotiations will be compile
ted on Wednesday. when the Rus .ians will
withdraw from Roumalia. unless Englan
makes some new move. The withdrawal of
the Russians from Roumelia seems improb-
able.
DECISION ON PARTIAL MOBILIZATION.
The Daily Telegrqph's Vienna special re-
ports that the recent Cabinet Council de-
CIucu on pdTlldl mODllZaJlOn OF the Aus
TRAN army, it the Conference question
was not settled in fortnight. At subse-
quent Council 1t was decided to refer the
question to Prince Bismarck, and his good
Offices resulted in the Russians consenting
to an early meeting of Congress, all danger
of an Austro- Russian conflict being thus
averted. The chances OF an Ang To- Austrian
alliance are greatly diminished
UNFORTUNATELY THREATENED.
MI
toni ght, Lords Strathder and Campbell
will move that, in the opinion of the House.
the terms of the armistice between Russia
and the Porte are such as to justify her
MaJesty's Government in taking every pre-
caution to discourage encroachments by
which the treaties of 1856 and 1871 are
unfortunately threatened.
SECOND ARMY CORPS TO BE Modified.
The Daily Neaos prints telegram from
Aldershot, saying that some of the officers
there had been semi-officially notified that
the Second Army Corps will be modified
at an early date.
woRKINGMaN's MEETING.
The workingmen's meeting on the East
ern question takes place on the 2lst inst.
CONFIRMATION.
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-A special to the Times
from Vienna confirms the statement of the
Agence ReuSSe that the principle points of
the European meeting have been agreed
upon but the details as to form and place OF
meeting are unsettled.
CONsPICUoUsLY MENTIONED.
A Times dispatch says that Frankfort-on-
the Main is spicuOusly mentioned, but
on the whole Baden Baden is most likely to
be the place OF meeting. Austria lays great
stress on the Congress assembling as soon as
possible as the surest means to prevent
further complications. Less than a fort
night should suffice to complete all arrange
mentS.
NOT TO CROSS THE LINE OF DEMARCATION
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Feb. 1S.-The Russians
have withdrawn from the Saradie redouDt,
part of the Costantinople line of defense,
which they occupied on Friday. The orders
to the Russian troops are not to cross the
lines of demarcation fixed by the armis-
tice.