Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-16
the TREArY TO rHE POWERS.

THE TREATY TO THE POWERS.
A dispatch from st. Stefano, states the
Russian guards have been ordered to embark
for home as soon as the treaty is ratified.
1t is uncertain whether this refers to ratifi-
cation by the car or the congress.
TO GEE THE TREATY.
A Vienna correspondent says Russia has
notified the powers that the treaty will be
sent to them Immediately after ratification,
Russo having no reason to conceal anything.
This seems intended to assure England that
there is no secret understanding.
REVOLVING TURKS.
Constantinople special says it is asserted
that northern Syria has revolted and pro-
claimed itself separate from the sultan. It
is reported the Kurds in the province of
Dcarbdker have revolted.
THREATENING TO RESIGN.
A correspondent at Vienna asserts that
Count Andrassy has informed the Austrian
delegation that he will resign if the credit is
refused.
TURKISH ATROCITIES
ATHENS, March 15.-The commander in
chief Of the Greek army has notified the
minister of war that the Turks have COM
mitted unparalleled cruelties on Christians
in Epirus. A large number of destitute
fugitives have fled to Greece.
CONCESSIONS TO ENGLAND.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, March 15.-It is untrue
that the Porte has given orders to prevent
any more British men-of-war from passing
the Dardanelles. Layard has recently OBJ.
| tanned frman permitting the passage of the
Hot-Spur and Condor, which vessels are ex
pected in the Gulf of Ismid shortly. Layar6
has also received permission to send the Raped
| to the Albanian coast to embark refugees
CASH FORTHCOMING.
| VIENNA, March 15.-The budget commit
tee of the Austrian delegation adopted by
vote of II to resolution to the effect that
in the event of Eastern affairs rendering
display of military force unavoidable fol
protection and essential interests, the com
mon government is empowered to incur
with the assent of the Austrian and Hun
garian ministers, an expenditure not exceed
ing sixty million forms.
| MUzzL1Na THE PRESS.
CALCUTTA, March 15.--Council for Gov
ernor Cane yesterday PASSED bill for tn,
better regulation of the native Indian press
and enabling the government to prompt,
suppress all seditious writing, extortion ane
intimidation by the vernacular press.
Lord Lytton, governor general in remarks
supporting the measure, said that while hi.
associations and convictions were on the sid,
of free utterance of thought, it was his de
lberate judgment that this measure wa
imperatively demanded by the supreme Law
of safety of the State No government
could tolerate the circulation among its ig
norant masses Of such seditious and disloya
language as was constantly uttered by tn
vernacular press. The article against extor
ton and intimidation was intended to pro
tect native magistrates, chiefs and officials
who were constantly in fear of attacks b
native newspapers.
/ CLAMoRING FOB MONEY.
LONDON, March ia Paris correspond
ent telegraphs Roumania is pressing Rus
STA for money due to the telegraph and pos
tai departments and to private persons fo
rest and the Gurgeos railway company, an
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Galatz & Frahesta and Simnitza railways.
PEEL-LYoNs.
LONDON, March 15.-The Times depre
Gates Sir Robert Peel's attack in the Hous
of Commons last night on Lord Lyons.
says: "The arrangements for enteriu
Congress must be left entirely in the hand
of the government, and in respect to th
two points on which they have their d,
J termination to insist they will be fully SUI
! ported by the country. The prospect
J present is not very hopeful, but the cours
adopted by Sir Robert Peel is the very la.
which would tend to better it,
ORDERED TO BE READY.
LONDON, March 15.-Oficers of Roy,
. Engineers first on the list for foreign Sc
/ vice have been ordered to provide then
l selves with field equipment and be ready f,
immediate service. The Times says: tt
Russians are making further advance
towards the Bosphorus. Our governme,
I must have satisfied themselves that the vi
1 tual command of Constantinople gives Ru
n STA no insuperable advantage, and we Their
q fore view with comparative Indifferent
movem ents which are in no way mo
alarming than those in which we acquiesce
!. Bu1aAR1A's RULER.
: NEY YORK, March ia dispatch fro
i Berlin says Germany upholds the propositi,
of England submitting all the terms of t
treaty of peace to the congress, except t
y question of pecuniary indemnity.
GEEMANY sUsTA1Ns ENGLAND.
81 VIENNA March E-Tf 10 oov