Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-02
opportunity to represent to Count Andrassy the
state of public opinion in Hungary.
RUSSIANS FoRTFYING.


believed in military circles that Russia and
Turkey have arrived at an understanding. 1t
is still hoped that peace will be maintained.
FRATERNIzINa.
PERA, April 1.-Osman and Raouf Pashas
have become more Russian than English. The
Turkish and Russian soldiers fraternize-the
latter going about Constantinople in uniform
without evoking luminosity. If war comes,
England must contemplate the possibility Of
having to fight with Turkey and Russia: At
best she would get from Turkey one-sided
neutrality of little or no substantial use.
CoNsTANr1NopLE, April LIN the event of
war it is expected the Porte will remain passive
and endeavor to make it's territory respected,
failing in which the Porte will simplyprotest to
the powers. report that Ahmed Vefk Effen-
d. president of the council of ministers, has
resigned, is contradicted.
DERBY's RESIGNATION.
LONDON, April LA st. Petersburg dispatch
states that Lord Derby's resignation Of the
foreign office was a complete surprise, and
caused an immense sensation in official circles.
Lord Derby says the dispatch is reproached for
having misled Russia and England, by going
as far as he did in the direction which he dis
approved.
ITALY NEUTRAL.
ROME, April Count Porti, foreign minis
ter, has promised the chamber of deputies to
explain the governments Eastern policy.the 9Th
inst. 1t it expected he will say observant in
action and neutrality are inexorably Italy's
policy. Home complications and the necessity
of keeping good terms with Germany and
Austria will keep her quiet.
OPPOSITION TO THE POPE.
LONDON, April Lord Beaconsfeld intends
to move on Monday address to the crown,
thanking Her Majesty for the message.
A Rome correspondent says faction hostile
to the Pope is said to exist among the cardinals
headed by Cardinals Berasde Bilio aud Mar
tineille. They are dspleased with the tenn
perate tenor of his allocution, the appoint
ment of Cardinal De Pietro as Camerlingo, and
the fact that the Pope has not announced his
accession to the deposed severeigns.
BISMARCK YIELDS.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs it is be-
leved Prince Bismarck will acquiesce in the
adverse note of the Prussian parliament on
the proposal for creating ministry of rail-
ways which was supported by the Prince, and
will not dissolve the House.
ABANDONED.
The Standard understands that the idea of
establishing a depot for naval stores on the
| island of Tenedos for, the British feet has
been abandoned not to excite foreign
| jealousy.
TURKISH ALLIANCE.
| LONDON, April 2.-Correspondents at Vienna agree
that there little doubt that the Grand Duke Nicho-
las has been charged to induce the Turks to conclude
an offensive and defensive alliance with Russia in
case of an Anglo-Russian war.
PERA, April $50 far the Porte has refused all
proposals for Russian occupation OF any of the
heights near the Bosphorus. The Grand Duke
Nicholas has assured the Porte that he will not adj
vance Cnstantnople without the sultan's assent.
Vienna correspondent says Count Andrassy as
sured NJ Brateano, Roumanian premier, that Russia
should under no circumstances keep military road
| open through Roumania for two years.
CORRESPONDENT KILLED.
LONDON, April 2.-The Times announces that Mr.
Ogle, it's Volo correspondent, has been found dead
near Malrinitza, and there is to believe he
was assassinated. An Athens telegram reports Mr..
/ Ogc was murdered by Turks.
BETTER FEELINGS,
correspondent at st. Petersburg reports slight.
better feeling there. He says it is quite possible
other attempt will be made to come to terms will
England if Austrias demands exorbitant a
reported.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, April AT Lloyd's Saturday, wa
assurances were five shillings per hundred
pounds on British hulls and cargoes; ten t
twenty shillings on Black Sea risks, which ar
, regarded with great disfavor; and half to on
per cent on Russian bulls.
; The Money Market Reuie,u, a weekly paper
3 directs attention to the fact that Russian ex
change has fallen IL per cent. the past week
and that the rouble is now quoted at 21& to 2
pence, depreciation of about forty-one pc
cent. from par, 371@. The Money Marke
, ReUieav concludes: 1T is morally certain wa
would be Immediately followed by Russia
!. bankruptcy and an entire suspension of pay
: ments on The debts"
The admiralty has made urgent requisitio
on contractors manufacturing picks and shoy
n els, and demands to know when they will b
ready.
: Recruiting officers are experiencing an in
: crease of business, and the men coming in ar
= of a superior class
e It was expected that with the close of til
: financial year, March 81, beyond which the 81
= = millions pounds credit does not run, an extel
u sive dismissal of extra men from Woolwic
% would occur, but the war office has ordered tt
~ extra men to be retained ,only suspending owe
y time.
= The decree prohibiting the expectation
u horses from Germany, which was to have bee
;, cancelled the first of April, remains in for,
II until further orders.
LONDON, April lit is stated Burde
~ Couts is negotiating for land in Osnabu
% street on which she intends to erect lodgin
= - for the poor; capable of accommodating 1870
u persons, at a maximum rent of shillings
pence weekly per domicile.
:" The revenue for the fiscal year ending Mar
31st, which was expeaed to show consider
BILE deficiency, shows surplus of $3O8, sc
lle I2f5leS says Gnl6 Is because OF GQc cXpeCl
I'd ton that some duties would be increased
no meet the demands of the forthcoming bulge
-. induced extraordinary activity in clearances
Ut the custom house during the closing weeks
OF the year.
so Avienna dispatch says: An exchange
views has recently been proceeding between
- Austrian and Hungarian governments up
y the expectancy of laying stress upon econon
le- interests of the monarchy in the States of
,r- Balkan peninsula the navigation of the Da
nd ube, the junction of Austrian railways wi
d. those in adjoining territory, and the consu
&C. and postal services in such territory unc
;er whatever government. The negotiations
lie not concluded, but regarding the "a
he ton it is already agreed that I
en- way question, it is already agre
is that the monarchy shall energetica
nd demand the construction of railway betwe
RS Sofia, Nisch and Semlin and the completion
ID the Bosnian railway system. This is in con
:or nance with the reported decision of the co
an mittee of the Austrian general staff.
it treaty of San Stefano would compel Austria
we extend her military power over Servia, Mon
raj negro, Bosnia and Albania, and apprehensic
rs also explain what Count Andrassy told Gen.
Did natief are Austrian interests.
ito A telegram from Vienna, received in Pa
ed. states that Count Andrassy told Gen. Ignat
DIS that Austrian neutrality, if not cooperate
of might be secured by altering the southwest
rye man territory continuous and by securing A
tut trian military and commercial supremacy
ain Servia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Herzegovina
en- Albania.
ma. A special from Rome says the committee
ore cardinals appointed to consider the position
it, elections, have reported that it is the duty
the Catholics to participate in the elections and