The New York herald., 1878-02-25

Palanks- ne .servians withdrew TO Sisp. Prince
Mfss mas sent q protest 10 the Grand Duke
Nicholas against the occupation The Russians
eontlnue 10 advance. Prince Milan remains at
Sish with q stroog force. and IL s stated that be
viii refuse to evacuate the place.
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u h slated a. Belgrade that Russia has treasured
the servians relsuve 10 ylsh
bAD OUTLOOK At ruz CONFERENCE
q n ARMED a. vienna that the questions
Of the csssson Of territory 10 tse Russians In Asia.
war Indemnity and guarantees tor the payment
thereof aud the limits ol Bugaria. Will he excluded
irom the Deliberations Of me Conference.
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The r~egyspa's special despatch nom Constant
nople says the peace win bs called the ~Peace OF
constantlnop'e.- The rnss rera despatch states
Russia demands mat peace shall be concluded
belore the 81 of Marcs. and that the Mussulmans
shall quit Bulgaria within q year. with the ngnt to
sell their property.
KSsLsSps REPRESENTATIVE
Lyons viii he appointed British representative at
IN conferenee
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a Joint council of the Ministers OF Austria and
Hungary was held IN Vienna yesterday and lasted
i've hours The Emperor presided. Count
Anirss-s said he desired q vote OF confidence
and vote Of credit for mintary purposes 70
support Austrx's views at the Conference. a. some
OF Rnss,s's conditions. especially the holding of
Bulgaria AZ security for the Indemnity. we're mad
mss,ble. The Ministers empowered Count An
drassy TO ask the delegations TOR credit not ex-
ceeling co.ooe.oso norias 2..soooool Both Count
Andrassy and the Emperor assured the Council
tnat they earnestly desired peace.
AsrrwsK PAkTt
Special dispatches from Vienna say that war is
intensely unpopular with both the Court and
people. The Court party II stiIi pro RUSSIAN aud
iavors the occupation Of Bosnin AMI Herzegovina
Colonel Eechtolsheim started ior 81 Petersburg
Friday ON mission.
PALsE ALARM.
The report that the British iron -clads have re.
turned TO the Princes Islands ~ unioundcd IL
originated In movements for The exercise OF the
crews
cEAsELKss ACTIVITY.
Admiral Commerell commanding the division OF
the British feet remaining al caliipol has placed
ships ON both sides Of the prcmouIory 20 that their
guns can sweep II from shore to shore. and boats
patrol nightly to prevent the laying OF torpedoes
BRITISH ISroLERAScE
The supporters of the British government
assembled IN great force near the Marble Arch yes
tcrday afternoon for the purpose o voting down the
peace resolutions. protesting against any attempt
to embarrass the government aud against Russian
occupation OF constantlnople AMER enthusiastic
ally passing resolutions IN favor OF the govern
ment the crowd attacked and temporarily broke
up the peace meeting which was In progress In
Hyde Park After some time Mr. Charles Brad
laugh moved the resolutions In favor OF peace. bus
he was frequently obliged TO change bis position.
BOLD, BRAVE MEN.
Several lights occurred IN the meantime and the
mob sang "Rule Britannia" Amer Mr. Brad
laughs departure there was some heated dis
cussion and more fighting. The crowd In and
around the Park. estimated at eighty to
one hundred thousand Of whom ten thou
sand actually took part In the proceedings.
gradually dispersed. A large and excited section
went 70 hoot before Mr. Gladstone's residence, hut
was prevented from doing any damage by strong
force Of police.
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few persons were taken to the hospitals with
contusions received at Sundays peace meeting In
Hyde Park. The AFFAIR was q complete failure.
The peace resolutions we're put to and carried by
knot Of persons who surrounded Mr.. BraalauRh
after he had been driven from the platform In
the evening crowds assembled aud cheered before
the residences Of Musurus Pacha and Lord Bca-
consneld. Some windows In Mr.. Gadstone's house
were broken.
A PAST PHASE.
The Agencc Russe, Of St Petersburg, says reports
relating the intention OF the Russians to march
upon tonstan n n nope I'm consequence of the obsti
macy Of the Porte refer to phase OF the negotis-
tions. already past The latest news shows that
the negotiations are progressing. The Agence also
says Russia would agree to the meeting OF the
conference in Berlin n this would facilitate the
presence OF the foreign Minister'S
AN END TO ALL HIS GREATNESS.
Suleiman Pacha has been sent to ST Jean d'Acre
without trial, and will probably escape adequate
punishment
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.