The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-16
FOREIGN NOTES,
The demands 90 AuHiFia aaa EnaiaHd
and sue siubbaTnnsSs 81 hassia
'n"ses the Peace Prospects 10 I.eok
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and she stubbaTnneSs 81 hassiH
,auses the reace Prospects 10 Lsoi.
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LONDON, March 10, The afternoon
Globe says all the officers of the OorpA
" royal engineers, who arc hrat on the
list Tor foreign service, have been or
defed 10 provide themselves with field
equipments aud DO ready lor immedi.
Alo service.
The masons' strike formally lermi'
mated Last night, by permission 10 the
men 10 accept the mAslera' terms,
a dispatch nom Athens says The
mciAl Journal Announces that Russia
hAs rejected The proposal for tho nd
liilhhluu ui Greece IN congress-, Public
FEELING = consequently much excited
igalnrl Russia.
The Times leading editorial article
says the lIuuHlana arc making further
advances toward The liuhphorus, Our
government must have satisfied itself
'nAl virtual command Oi Cunalanlino.
Pic gave Russia nO insuppfable Adyan'
'hRe and Ne may therefore view wilh
comparative Indifference these mOYn'
nvhlr, which arc Ia no way more
Alarming than those Ia which we have
hoquleuoVd,
tho Times .depreoiates Sir Robert
fetPH attack IA the house 0i commons
,ast night on Lard Lyons. II says ar
engagements Ton entering the congress
must he LETT entirely la The hands VI
the government aud that the two
points on winch u hnu declared the
determination 10 meet viii 10 fully
supported by the country, The proc
pout ~ present IN not very hopeful,
out The course adopted 10y Sir Robert
Peel iu the very bes, which could tend
20 better II.
The standard announces that the
admiralty has 0Iuefed NIL outward
bound m0n'ol>war retained 10
strengthen the Mediterranean tieet,
A special 10 the Fines from ~ po-
trrsOufg announces the arrival there
OF General lgantltil aud Raoulf pasha
The llmeH Berlin correspondent
states that an early meeting OF the
congress Ia no longer probable. Rus
STA displays no particular anxiety for
II 10 meet NJ all, IN consequence OF
England and Austrlu's demands that
the whole treaty loo submitted.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says
the pope has indirectly expressed
wish Tor compromise with Russia
and Germany.
The Vienna correspondent OF the
Times says II Russia does not cons
test the right of congress To decide
what clauses oi the treaty inv0lvelGuro-
pean interests, England demands that
the congress shall have power to dis
Cuss all the clauses. Neither power
seems disposed to give way. Unless
In arranged fresh dilil'
cultlee, and not formal ones merely,
may arise, causing delay, II HothiDg
worse. Italy and Germany, while NJ
sentlng IN principle TO the admission
OF Greece TO the congress-, think the
congrees Ehoud formally decide the
mater before the meeting, II the ques.
ton Of the admission of vassal states In
aot thereby prejudloed.
The Times Paris correspondent re.
ports that 10 is BOW certain that Eng
land has unreservedly adhered to the
French proposal for investigation into
the financial affairs Of Egypt, and the
reform body will OPP.
pose Euglands freeing Egypt from
vaesalage If she accepts accord with
TIT other powers. All the powers have
agreed that the questions OF Egypt,
Syria, Tunis and the holy places can
only be raised at the congress with the
consent of France and within the
limits she prescribes.
A special from Vienna to the Man.
chester Guardian says 10 is announced
semi.otlicially from st, Petersburg that
Prince Bsttenburg nephew OF the
rzarina, has been definitely proposed
for the throne of Bulgaria.
The first cargo OF grain from the |
Black sea since the raising of the |
blockade has arrived ut Falmouth.