Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-21

England are advising the Porte to yield
to the guarantee question. Count An
dressy, II is stated. IS determined to act
in concert with England on the Turkish
querstion notwithstanding the efforts Of
the military and court party of Austria
to influences his action. The present in.
dicaiions are that in respect to the war
programme Russia stands alone. Italy
has modified her rejection of the arms.
tice by putting it in a milder form. The
employment of troops to intervene in
Bulgaria is being aRitated.
PLYMOUTH. England, Oct. 20.-Orders
have been received at the Davenport
dock-yards to complete the repairs on
the four turret steamships, Cyclops.
Hydra, Gargon and Hecate. each carry
ing four guns, and the iron-olsd steamer
Aglncourt, carrying twenty-eiRht guns.
Three composite gun vessels are build.
ing here and two others in private are
being prepared for commission.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Tbs Cabinet met
yesterday and all the Ministers were
present. The Times says the meeting is
rendered necessary by the critical state
OF affairs in Europe, for the negotiations
"hiSh oCCupiou tuo iubt tWciNo
months are virtually at an end and war
between Russia and Turkey is supposed
to be unavailable. Every resolution at
time like this is momsntous, even the
| conclusion that nothing remains to be
done is one which single Minister
might decline to be responsible for.
The Ministers met only to confirm, by
| common accord, the conclusion at which
the country had arrived; if the result be
only negative as far az present action is
concerned, this only represents the ut
most desire of the nation. There is to
be no uitimatum on the contingent dec.
laration of war. There will moreover be
no Autumn session OF Parliament. The
Cabinet did nothing which can justify
the prevailing fears OF a British participa-
ton in the war. 1t is understood this
result does not involve the position of
the decision respecting the events which
are still uncertain. and the position will
change continually. 1t amounts only
to this: that the existence of virtual war
between Russia and the Porte does not
create state of things calling for our
interference; that we are not called upon
either by the text of treaties or by moral
obligation to defend one Of those empires
against the other. The nation reserves
full liberty of action should the COM
promising Of her interests call for inter-
ference. All We can see at present ia
that war OF race and religion sufficient
ly formidable is likely to insure in East.
ern Europe. 1t was permissible policy
to wait and see what would come Of the
struggle between the Turks and their re-
bellious SUBJECTS it is not now wrong to
stand aside the development OF the same
contest. England has never undertaken
to interfere in the concerns OF the con.
tinent without continental allies. There
is no good grounds for believing that VI
should have real support from any
power in q war for the defense OF {
Turkish State. Effactual resistance t
Russian power must proceed from Aus
tria and Germany. and it appears unlike
ly that either of them will take hastil,
position toward Russia. all havinl
finally returned to the triple alliance.