Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29
WAR OR BACK OUT.
It's Come to That.
Russia Wont Submit
The Peace Conditions
To Decision of Powers
England Calls Out
First Army Reserve.
Lord Derby Resigns.
Anti-Russian Change
By Austrian Premier.
By Austrian Premier.


crowded this afternoon, and many members of
the lower House were present Lord Derby en-
tered soon after o'clock and took seat below
the gangway, instead of on the treasury bench.
He rose almost Immediately and announced his
resignation secretary of foreign affairs, which,
he said, had been accepted by the Queen and
he only continued to hold the Office until the
appointment of his successor. He inferred
that under the circumstances it would not be
justifable for him to follow the customary
course Of explaining in detail the differences
which led him to resign. The cabinet had ar
rived at certain conclusions of grave and i'm
portant character, in which he was not able to
concur. To prevent needless alarm he would
say he did not consider these measures as ne
oessarily tending to bring about war. He gave
the cabinet credit for sincerely desiring peace,
but he could not regard the measures which
have been resolved upon as prudent
In the interest of peace or necessary
for the safety of the country. When
the concurrence of Parliament is asked for the
measures of which he had spoken he would vim
dictate his opinions. He would state, however,
that he did not dissent from the cabinets view
of the conditions upon which Europe might go
the meeting of the congress, but the fault did
not rest with the government of his country.
Lord Beaconsfeld said he would willingly re-
frain from noticing the reasons which had in
fuenced Lord Derby to resign until the period
when these reasons might be legitimately con-
sidered by the House, but 40 much mischief
might occur from unnecessary mystery, that it
was his duty to say that in consequence of the
belief of the government that the congress
would not be held, and that hopes of rectifying
the disturbed balance Of power in the Mediter-
ranean by means of the congress seeming to
have altogether ceased, it was the duty OF the
ministers to consider what steps should be
taken to prevent impending mischiefs. They
had therefore advised her majesty to avail her
self of the services of her reserve forces. A
message to that effect would be laid before
Parliament. Lord Beaconsfeld deeply deplored
that he would not have the support of Lord
Derby when he submitted the measures on
which the cabinet had resolved to appeal to
Parliament He had felt of late that the po-
litical ties between Lord Derby and himself
must soon terminate. He had believed that it
would be in very different and more natural
manner, namely: that he (Lord Beaconsheld)
would disappear from the scene while Lord
Derby would remain to take the leading part in
public affairs. He was sustained at the present
moment by confidence that the policy of the
government recommended to her majesty
would tend to the maintenance of her empire,
of the freedom of Europe, and the greatness
and security of the country. Cheers.
The opposition, in the absence Of definite in
formation, abstained from raising any discus
sion for the present.
THE ANGRY RoUMAN1ANs.
RusrcHUK, March 28.-The feeling of dislike
between the Russians and Roumanians is in
oreasing. The latter contrive all kinds of an
noyance, especially to civilians carrying Rus
sian passports. The Roumanians have also es-
tablished duties amounting to Is per cent. on
all provisions brought here from Giurgevo.
ITALIAN CABINET pRo-Russ1AN.
PERA, March 28.-The Italian cabinet is not
considered favorable for Turkey. Count Corti,
recently minister at Constantinople and now
minister of foreign affairs, attorney OF
Gen. Ignatieff and is strong pro-Russian.
oslAN AND LAYARD's LUNCH.
OoNsrANTINoPLE, March 28.-Osman Pasha
lunched with the British ambassador at the en-
bassy yesterday.
ROUMANIAN HOPE.
BUCHAREST, March 29.-Premier Bratiano ha.
started for Vienna to interview Gen. Ignatief
and Count Andrassy. He hopes to avert thu
retrocession of Bessarabia.
BRITISH TROOPS.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 28.-Troops ant
war material are being got in readiness TO
transport to England.
THE PAY RESERVE ONLY.
LONDON, March 2S-In the House of Com
mons tonight Hon. Claiborne Hardy, secretar,
of state for war, replying to various questions
said it was necessary to call out the first elias
of the army reserve numbering $4,000, of tn
militia reserve, which was between $4,000 an,
$4,000. The Queens message to that effec
would be presented probably Monday. Thi
would be followed by proclamation calm!
out such reserve forces as might be required
Mr.. Hardy pointed out that this is not the EN-
bodiment Of the militia, which would not AK
place until it was necessary to send the regu
lars abroad.
The press association says Lord Lyons
mentioned as the possible successor of Lor
Derby, but nothing definite is yet known.
1t is understood the royal message will no
enter into detailed statement of the causes fc
calling out the pay reserve.
WANT FLEET WITHDRAWN.
LONDON, March pa Constantinople specia
says, it is thought Savfet Pasha will reques
England to withdraw her feet, as Russia an
Turkey are now allies.
RUss1As ATTITUDE.
The Times, in its leading article, says Russ
has adopted an utterly indefensible attitud
and unless she withdraws, it may be necessa1
for us to be prepared to fully assert our right
GETTING SHIPS READY.
special from Portsmouth says orders ha,
been received at the dock yard for immediat
preparation of all troop ships belonging t
both Indian and imperial governments exce]
the Simson, and assistance for transportatio
in the event of the emergency of expeditiona1
army corps.
Rumors to this effect have been some tin
current, but orders are now positive and defn
mite. They have been issued with the concu
renee of the navy.
The admiralty have purchased the large ms