New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-22
A DISPATCH FROM ENGLAND TO RUsSI
RUSSIA UNYIFLpING-wIAT LONDON NEWSPAPERS
THINK OF TIE PROSPECTS,

RUbslA UN1lfLlslNO-NiAl LONDON NEW NoIhII-ho
THINK OF TIE PROSPECTS.
LONDON, April 22.-The Government has
sent an important dispatch TO Sir Edward Thornton,
for immediate delivery to the Russian Government.
The Daily Nttrs this morning says: " II is believed
that Baron dc Stalls latest communication In behalf of
Russia is stubborn maintenance OF the
Russian pIetensions" The Nvs also says:
We must not yet that tho Rus
slams will not allow peace. Our last word has
doubtless spoken have yet whether
Russia will recognize It's fairness and reason. Mr. Glad
stones speech the OF Commons that England
must be prepared TO hear without surprise or excitement
that the controversy closed"
The D0t Te0raph In editorial this morning, says
that II Mr. Gladstone shall be obliged to break off nego
tiat,ons with Russia the country will uphold his policy
that OF statesman whose character is itself guar
that every honorable OF and good
will had been exhausted before the sword was drawn.
The Marquis of Salisbury the Conservative leader in
the House of Lords, delivered speech at Wrcxham,
Wales. this evening, in the OF which lie said
Our hold upon India has been rudey shaken In the
past five years Unless We emphatcllly reassert our
position against Russia the Indian Empire will crumJle
away"
The War Office issued notice calling out the first
class OF the army reserves comprising fifteen regiments,
for immediate and permanent service Those members
serving police in England ireland exempted.
The other classes Of the have been told that
they will probably be called out at an early date.
The Government is likely to provide the credit by
the suspensiOnof the sinking fund, which would furnish
$4,000, ,0OO aud by addition 10 the income
supply the balance
There suppositions in regard to the postpone
OF the consideration OF the budget FIRST that the
Government wants the credit voted immediately, aud
second that they still hope peace Will make a large
credit unnecessary.
In defence OF her treaty stIpulations with
England, Turkey and other powers, Russia 10
strongly fortifying Batonm on the eastern coast
OF the Black Sea. Tho place Is flooded
with guns and munitions OF war, and a large
corps Of infantry and cavalry guards the
railway from Pot,, on the coast, to Tihs.
the capital OF Transcaucasia. This railway
is Of great value in transporting troops from the Black
Sea to the Caspian the way from European Russia TO
Afghanstan.
Inc Stdtddrd says that the Government will be unop-
posed In the vote OF credit which IL has demanded The
nation will ignore the person who asks for the but
viii think of the emergency making the vote neces-
sary, and, being satisfied OF its needful-
ness, Will freely grant the required amount
Ihe Standard believes that the British Governments
latest TO the Russian Government repeats tho
demand that Russia disavow General Komaro1s action
at Penjdeh
Lord Wolseley expected TO return to England i'm
medately to assist at a council of
ST. PETi RsBURG, April 2l-All the military
OF first class In Russian Poland have been ordered
he modified The decree also extends TO the southwest
provinces of Russia