The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-29

on a morning train of the Mobile road.
1t is believed he Is still in the state and
will surrender. Monday snd furnish
bonds at once
ECROPE.
LONDON, Jan 26-Your correspond
ent's prophecies have beeh historic.
The war has ended Russia has tri-
umphed. The Ottoman power is crush
ed without British inter ventiou, and
peace is substantially concluded upon
terms which preciudes Eugland's parti-
cipation in shaping them. Russia also
has vindicated tbs prediction that she
would so adjus: her policy as to deprive
England of the opportunity for inter-
ference, which Disraeli so eagerly
sought. Since Turkey accepts the con-
ditions exacted, it is hardly possible
that British sentiment will tolerate the
proposition of war single handed by
England against Russia TO defeat either
the freedom of the Dardanelles to the
Cars ships or Russian occupation of
Armenia as surety for o war indem-
nifty. England can better afford to
loan the Porte the money to settle the
indemnity :han spend it in war. II
British sentiment fails to see sufficient
menace to English interests in Russian
occupation Of Asiatic Turkey to justify
that direct appeal to British pockets, it
won't see anything worth fighting for
at still greater expense. Though ct
first the Cars terms of peace seem
harsh. the Turks precipitate acceptance
of them indicates that he sees how
much easier they are than he would
have made if himself had been victori-
Gus. The money indemnity is only one
tenth OF that exacted by Germany from
France. Russia's freedom of tue Oar.
danslles though apparently exacted
from Turkey. is really exacted FROM
England. tho only European power
having any interest in opposing it.
Turkey cares nothing for it herself, and
the porte is doubtless delighted to con-
cede what will annoy an old ally who
failed him in his extremity. As Eng
land did not fight for the wl |. .~eaty
of Paris she will not Tor the fragment
OF it. The war is ended.
LONDON. Jan. 26.-It is believed that
the Earl Of Derby's regisnation. which
was rendered in consequence of orders
to the fleet to proceed to Dardanelles,
has since been withdrawn. 1t is thought
the government will not deem it neces-
sary for . supplemental estimate, and
that statement to that effect Monday
will accompany the announcement of
the conclusion of sn srmistice. If
vote is persisted in, in the face of Tur-
keys acceptance of Russian conditions,
it will he opposed by the liberals by all
the means in their power. e
Trustworthy advices from Vienna in
dictate that Austria had begun to look
for something more tangible than the
general assurance Of Russia's good in
tentions. and has taken steps to obtain
at least q formal diplomatic pledge
that the interests of monarchy should
suffer no detriment. Communications
exchanged are said to have shown a
more earnest desire than ever on the
part of Russia to maintain the good un-
derstanding hitherto prevailing, and it
is believed the present exchange of
views will lead to . satisfactory issue.
Germany also according to special dis
patch from Berlin, has. within few
days, warned Russia afresh that terms
of peace must be submitted to the
powers for approval.
LONDON. Jan. 26-A special dispatch
from Chslcis, Greece. says the trans
port of troops, artillery and a,nmuni-
ton to the frontier is proceeding vigor-
Dusty. Everything indicates immedia'e
hostilities. All the infantry have !.
for Lamia. Great enthusiasm prevs,h.
ATHENS, Jan. 26-In the manifesto.
ton over the news Of peace here to-day
several police were injured by stones.
It is feared this demonstration will
lead to serious disturbances.
93O-The demonstration has assumed
. grave aspect. a crowd exceeding
10000 in number. marched to the resi-
dencss of officials and committed many
excuses. The crowd then proceeded to
the palace. The King harangued
them, said the circumstances were pain
full for the nation. aud advised the
crowd to remain calm. Troops subse.
qnently dispersed the crowd.
LONDON, jan 25-It is believed that
the Duke of Richmond will replace
Lord Carnarvon.