Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-24
Also Orders for the Moving Of Brit
ish Troops.
The Depressed Feeling at the Stock
Exchange Continues on the
Increase.
The Government Will Ask for Supplies
on Next Monday.
cro,. Excitement Over the Rumors In the PrIn
cipaI Cspitals Of Europe.
FOREIGN.


GREAT DuL1.NEss IN THE MARKETS.
London. Jan. 24.-General duilncss in
s,ock and other markets, was increased yes
terday by the rumors of failures in silk
trade, at Lyons, and OF the failure OF large
cotton spinning house, at Hamburg. The
liabilities of the latter are stated tiom
100000 t, s750,000.
SERIOUS RUMoRs.
T,c stock exchange to-day Is agitated by
,lo rumors of the failure of the peace
negotiations, and of the orders for the mov-
ing of British troops. None OF these re-
por,s are traceable to any trustworthy source,
and they are probably utterly ground!ess.
5o'CLocK z. NJ.
London. Jan. 24.-Sir Stafford Northcote
has lust notified the house Of commons that
he will, Monday. move for supplementary
supplies for the naval and military service.
THE AGENCE kUssE.
ST. Petersburg, Jan. 24.-The Agence
Russo saws that the imperial government is
aware of the importance that England a.
,aches to Gallip,li. II will neither be oc-
cuped, nor attached, unless the regular
Turkish army should be conceutfat:d there.
in which case i. would be impossible to
leave such force on our FLANK.
THE GOVERNMENT QUESTIONED.
London Jan. 24-In the house Of commons,
after Sir Stafford Northcote's notice, Mar
quis, of Harrington, leader Of the liberal
party, asked how Sir Stafford would recon-
cile the Inconsistency of this, with the pro-
mise made on the first nights session, not
to make any proposal, until the conditions
of peace were received, and whether he
would make any other statemeL I, t,calculated
to ally the anxiety sure to be raised by the
notice. Sir Stafford reminded the house that
he expected the first night, to know the
terms of the peace within two days. A
week had elapsed, and not only was the
government not in possession of the terms
Of pearc, but considerable Russian forces
were advancing therefore. The government
thinks they cannot longer delay the propo-
sal.
GREAT ANXIETY IN LONDON AND ST.
PETERSBURG.
London, Jan 24-Though it Is the GER
cral impression in most Of the European
capitals that the Turks will accept Russia's
conditions, and that peace will be concluded
yet much doubt and anxiety prevails. par
ticularly in London and st. Petersburg.
The latest advices from the latter place say
that more confidence is felt since the condi.
tions were submitted to Austria, and were
objected to on her own behalf, thus mini
MIXING the danger of an Anglo Austrian
alliance with the British interests, on the
ground for hostile action. In the mean
time the military situation of the Turks is
notso desperate as it seemed during the
past few days of the panic, nevertheless the
Porte is very anxious for a cessation of hos
tilties, notwithstanding that Suleman Pa
sha's army is safe, and preparations for de.
fense of the short line across the peninsula
at Tchalaladja are well advanced.
B1sMARcK's OPINION.
Berlin, Jan. 24.-It is reported that Bis.
marck's special mouth-piece says that the
eventual entry Of the Russians into Constan'
-inople cannot longer be regarded n, i'm.
practicable. ~
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS CONFLICTING.
London, Jan. 24.-Count Andrasey fear
ing that he saw reason for England'a veto o
the conditions Of peace, has undertaken tt
secure their modification.
The utterances Of the semi-oflicial Ger
man newspapers are very conflicting.
The Berlin Provincial Correspondence
organ of the home Office, believes that peac
will be secured.
ENGLAND MUST 1NrErEnE.
Berlin. Jan, 2l.-Ths Conservative trust
that the car will not occupy Constantinopls
because, in that case England must inter
ferc
TiTR NATIONAL zsrruNc.
the organ Of tho uationsl libsrel PARTY. ais
believes that tho Russians intend TO 90 I,
Cona'antinonle. II tho Russians s,temr
TO go 10 G.liipo,l OF Coasiaa.,uop,e, ,her
u hardly q doubt ,hsi .tc Df.,ish ntntss