The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-27
NO NEWS OF AN ARMISTICE.
THE ENGLISH FLEET AT THE MOUTH or
THE DfRDINELLES.
There Receiving the Count ermnnd and Re
turning to Bcsika Hny-Iord Derby's Hes
isnntion said to have been Withdrawn.


GALrIPoLr. Jan. 1856 p. M.-The guns
are firing n heavy salute at the Dardaneles.
The English feet are coming.
Lnt@'.-Admirnl 1Tornhy took tho fleet up to
the mouth Of the Dardancllcs. where. nj the tel
cgrnph station he received the counternand.
He did not. therefore. proceed to the forts. but
returned to Besika Bay
CoNsTANTrNorLE. Jan 2G.-Thc Porto has re-
ccivcd no news Of nny nrmistice having been
signed. Tho Russian headquarters. accom-
panied by the Turkish Plcnpoentiaries. have
left Kazanlik continuing their advance. The
foreign Ambassadors are still unacquantcd
with the Russian conditions Of peace. but they
wrro communicate to-day to the Turkish Par
linmcnt at a secret sitting.
LONDON. Jan. 2f-Thn Enrl of Derby has not
been at the Foreign Onl,e for two days. His
health Is said To Doe not as good az at ,he bcgin-
ming of the week H. IL iransactng the Lusi-
ness Of his department at his private residence.
II Is helieved thot his resignation which was
u 1T to proceed TO the nardanelles has since
h"nn withdrawn. II is also thought that the
Government will not n ,W deem ID Unnecessary to
ask for a supplementary r.tirste. and TINT a
statement 10 thsi en II on Monday VIII accom-
pauy an announ cement Of the conclusion of an
fnoe OF Turkeys Hcccrtance of the Russian con-
itions, II Will be- opposed by the Liberals by all
1.
Trustworthy aiyiccs from Vienna Indicate
that Austria also hal begun to look for some
thing moro tani.hl"th III" general assurances
ot hu-sias good intentions. an had taken steps
~ obtain q, lHu-i % formal diul imatic pledge
that the interests Of the monarchy should suffer
no dctrimrut. TAeoommunirations exchanged
ar said t1 have shown a more earnest desire
IMAM ever on the pat uf Russia to maintain the
good UNDERSTANDING hitherto prevailing. and Il
H. believed that thu present exchange OF views
VIII lend tp a satisfactory issue. Germany also
n'.ording 70 a special spatrh from Is Rim 70
the InneS. has within a few DAYS warmed Russia
ui,sh thnt thct"rms oi peace must bo submitted
toihc powers for approval
The reported Russian demand for the retro
cession Of Bessarabi. may have Influenced the
Gerinun policy. the uncasncss of the Austrian
Government Is further increased by the compli-
cations IN the home policy. The questions
which led TO the resignation of the Aurrsperg
Ministry are involved IN the Austro- Hungarian
compromisc. An agreement relative 70 certain
customs tarlns had been drawn W by Prince
Auersp"r. himself. but was rejected 10y the
Chamber Of Deputies; Though the crisis docs
aud Hungary. II which Count Anlra.sy is
Irlme Minister. II l. feared that, indirectly. II
viii ail"rt the general rol'y of the q oycrnment,
between home and foreign affairs. and differ
cncrs II opinion between Vienna ana r. sth,
".',' ,,, i,.i' D., .1A HiioM.l - lie dormant run
Ti' pcra cores -pouirrt of the Daily 7,ie-
grdf nlodil = his previous telegram relative
u the 'ohd tlous of ponce IN the fol owing par
ilou,hrs kars BayaH'd and Ardnhan are TO
T." held a. security, for the war indemnity. and
nr' ar to. arrange IN regard 70 tue opening OF
the Bo~phoru- AMI Dardan"lle-. ana submit
IA" arrangements To the Car. The other points
are almost incidental with those published by
the DdiIy Nurs this morning.
PARIS. Jan. 2G.-The newspapers here say
semi Official intelligence announces that the
Eussian conditions Of peace include the open
INK OF the Straits to Russian war ships. This
concession Is granted by Turkey. NJ. Vad,ling-
ton. Minister Of Foreign Affairs has sent 10 900
francs 10 Constantlnope To relieve the distress
ot the refugees. The French Government has
ordered two advice boats 20 proceed to COnstan-
tnOpir. The commander Of the French iron
clad at smyrna has been ordered 10 hold him
s'lf in readiness to.Urotect French subjects in
',nrthntinnllc " n"er ssnry.
BtLGEAnr, Jan. 26-Irnce Tsereslen has
arrived at Nlerh from the Russian headquarters
oi mission r"~ieri lnE SerNla's claims.
ELRLiN Jan. 26 The North German fGte'ff.
reviewing the Proceedings in the Engl sh Par
Lament. SAYS. We not" the termination of this
English ruiSoi Of Intervention which ended
~ quickly as II began. wlth the greatest saiis-
Nctlon. especially IL II Afforded fresh OppOrtu-
nty OF proNiug tho uushAhHhle understanding
nations aiming directly or indirectly nj under
mining the ALLAN - pt the three EmpcrOrs
winch IA the most eifectual guarantee of Euro
penn peace. ure again frustrated in this phase
named IN intimate communication with Aus
trim throughout and by Austria's unshakablo
adherence to her former Eastern policy"
st. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2G.-Ihe GoiDs has nm
important iMspire article suggesting measures
to retrieve kua~ia's financial position after tho
war 1t concludes hy advocating partial dis
armament, ana says: Even If such a course is
not decided upon by u conference for the whole
pi EUROPE. Russia mi-ht ad IL It with inlpuni-
Is, considering her adm rattle N'irran army.
Injured To war by dlflirult campNign."
The total ku-sian losses in Europe to Jan. 5
We're 50 i3j men.