Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-20
stbfe understanding between England

stbie understanding between England
and Russia.
THE czAR WILL GO TO LONDON.
Berlin, Oct. 19.-The semi official
North German Gazette this evening
announces that it learns from good
sonrcss IN ST., Petersbssg lhaa- the
ICzar WITH viii shortly leaye sl.osidia
ffor Vicnna, Berlin ana ], I,o,ides,s for
the purpose Of personally promoting
the unanimous action Of the great
powers in interest OF satisfactory So
luton Of the eastern question. Ac-
cording to assurances given in St.
Petersburg ctrcles the Gzaf s.t4 ad-
heres to his resolution not TO act sim
gly or sbandon his alliance.
THE BRITISH GARNET.
Londos, OF. l9-The osbinet met
yesterday, I'll ths piaiebets present.
The Times says the meeting was
rendered necessary by the critical
state Of affairs i Europe for negotia-
tiens are virtuaiiy at end, and war
between Russia and Turkey are un-
avoidablc. The ministers met to con-
form, by common accord, to eonclu.
Isions 1t which the country had ar
rived.
There is to be no ultim.tum or con-
tingcnti declaration Of war. There
will be no sutunsr season of parlia-
ment. The cabinet did nothing
which can Justify prevailing fears OF
British participation.
The Times, says that eaec,ual re-
sistsnoe to tho Russian, powes-.mu aust
proceed from Austria band Germany.
It appears unlikely that either Of
them will take hostile position to-
wards Russia, ali having finally re-
turned, to the triple slliamo.
The Times correspondent at Paris
says there Is no doubt Of complete
accord between Russia, Germany and
Austria. England and France will
not break their neutrality. Russia
only has Turkey to face. Turkey
cannot longer maintain complete do
minion of the Balkan peninsular. Rus
ma Hishes the absolnte independence
'of Serviz and recognized indepen-
dence Of Montenegro.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London, Oct. la-The English and
eontioeota n bouree closed more settled..
Prices slightly frmer; but there was
marked recovery.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Reichsthrath re-aS-
sem9ied to-day. ,s-.sSB Is.
EFFECTs OF THE WAR.
A war risk of shillings per hund.
red weight WAS required yesterday by
I>loyds and various insurance com,
panies on British vessels trading be-
tween England, Austria and east.
No business is yet reported in risks
on Russian and Italian vessels, but the
rates on these would Of course be
higher. H.
The rumor circulated yesterday
that the French minister OF foreign
affairs was about to resign to be sue.
ceeded by Count DeChanderly, is to-
day pronounced withou. foundation.
ENsLAND's IRON cLADs.
Plymouth, Epglsnd. Oct. 2o.-Or-
dels have bee, received At Devon
port dockyards to complete the re.
pairs on four turret steamships, each
four guns, and the iron clad steamer
Agincourt, % guns. Three oompos-
ite gun vessels are building here, and
two in private ysrds are being pre-
pared for commission.
|. STOCKS In LONDON.
London, Oct. 10, II =. m,-Stock ex.
change this morning opened freer from
Ihc panicky feeling Of yesterday, and
most stocks wees, ,sligh.ly 6rmer than
|ccnsDls wesa at 'iast uivht's closing
Rnssssof RssSian aad. .Egyplianf~er ere
about ! per cent, snd Turkish prao-
tlcally higher, but Hungarians we're 1
pee cent. lower. Tho absvnce Of
definite news merely checks the sales.
There are no indications OF recovery
of, confidence. .,
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