The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
EASTERN WAR.
The English iron'Clads 10 Force The
Passage of lhe Dardehplles Ia
which Event Russia VIII
Occupi ,Conslamliaople.
The British militia TO Do Called Out Two
Of their War Vessels In American Wa
lers Ordered TO The Mediterranean
Spirit Of tho Press warlike.
h"ssi" Wi,hdr.~s 'er,ain anesiions
iEeNn tue consideration VI ihe Goa.
t"reure- tiaoh sea niaohadN HaiHed A..
~ AailnlNlpl I'faia llppOfI,l

ierence- uia'h ses niaohaaN HAiHed .
lNonn Associated rfau Rppoft,l
LoNnoN, February la,--'rhe first
lofd ~ tho admiralty, IN replying To
the queAllon Ia the house OF commons,
stated tho orders sent % Admlpl
Horribly, we're 0lunr and diHlnct, aud
sent on the governments reaponaIbll-
ny, hut u would be inconsistent with
his duty 10 state their nature
lho preaa Asaoolatl0h saga II IN IN.
detstOod that Admiral Horribly was
instructed 10 force the DardenallOa
with, II necessary, the whole fleet of
iron olads The matter caused u long
discussion la today's cabinet Consul
Nehk Ellendis declaration, on Mon.
day, IN the Turkish parliament, seems
10 Indicate that II win he necessary 10
uao force
The Grand Duke Nicholas has tcle.
graphed 10 the porte that the ltuualanH
viii enter C0nstantinople II the Brit
lsh ileet enters the li0aphorus.
All the workmen In tho Nhernea
dock have been ordered 10 work over
time.
The standard In n letter says, 1--WE
have reason 10 believe the porte will
not much longer withhold ilrman nd
hitting the British fleet, but lts oon.
cession viii not ameliorate the sltua,
ton" The leader, which Ia very war
like, concludes awe have the power
To bring cunning TO n0ught aud reduce
overbearing force TO prudence, and the
czar may rest assured that when other
arguments are exhausted, We shall not
hesltnte 70 employ IT.
The Berlin correspondent OF the
Times telegraphs II IL reported that
torpedo6s are being placed In the lIos'
phOrua.
Russia notifies Austria that among
the questions withdraw In from tho
consideration OF tho conference, ara
the reorganlaa ton Of Bulgaria, the 90.
ca patton ofBulgaria by Russian troops,
and the remuneration Of Bess'Aralia.
This note has given umbrngo
The Pail Mail Gazette, OF yesterday,
expressed expectation that the govern
ment would seek permission to enter
the Dardahelles by means Of u form al
pledge that the fleet should have no
otner business before Corstantinople,
except that declared In Lord Derby's
statement Of Friday.
The Gazette considered this about 40
perilous and humiliating n position ~
was possible. IL declared 1t TO be tho
imperative duty OF the ministry to ros
deem the country from this position at
any cot.
The Times Venna dispatch says on
this subject: What looked yesterday
probable seems to,day pretty certain:
namely, that the entry Of the British
fleet Into the Dardanelles has become
the subject OF negotiations between the
British government aud the porte, but
IN reality through the porte between
England and Russia The Times
leading article says: However deslra-
bic compromise may be, IL can only
be based upon the establishment OF
y me degree of mutual confidence, and
II il necessary to observe that 1t still
depends upon Russia to take the first
steps requisite TO this purpose.