The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-18
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otloosDerR. 0x+fAhwAy KING, WoicA
had been set down for November, WAS
resumed Saturday. Ruesur's Moscow
telegram says, after the indictment WAS
read. Ssrousberg pleaded mot guilty"
and complained that the indictment
misrepresentsd him, expressing in many
places the exact opposite TO its mean
ing. by falsely representing and de-
stroying the connection between differ
ent portions of his statement.
LONDON, Oct. 1G.-The Standard $
dispatch from Cons.antinople says there
is great upessinsss here, and little hope
Of avoiding var Tn. popular feeling
against Russia is very little better.
Some ~arlike demonstration is expect
ed on the oCc aston Of the Bnrism, which
il the great annual Turkish festival. II
begins this week. The Turks now talk
calmly Of their determination to fight
Russia single handed. They claim that
they will have all the guns necessary 10
carry on the campaign
LONDON. Oct. l6.-The Times in .
leading editorial, says tn. conduct Of
Russia makesit cerssin that II Turkey
doesn't soccpt the proposals of the
powers. Russia will intervene. The
crisis il MI anxious one We seem 10
have reached . position in which six
weeks will decide IN issue If more mo-
ment to Europe than any which has
arisen since the great war at the CON-
mencen,ent Of the century. Russia =
refusal of five months arIpis,ice 10 10 be
condemned. but the Porte would Ire ex-
tremely unwise To receive = shorter ar
mistice kussiao rulers have. We fear.
determined 10 yield much more and
Russia may be soon At the mercy of the
storm she has raised. 1t is not too late
TO keep Russis back II any country
can thus save the world from tremen.
dou. war il is Germany. She has power
To compel acceptance At least Of . truce.
II depends upon Prince Bismarck
whether the power 10 10 be used. Let
him alone say that 1ermany will not
permit Russia to plant herself in the
Danube, aud the Gar will find means
e. stop the Sct~volic enthusiasm which
is carving him and the whole world To
war. No State has more ct stake than
Germsny The occupation OF Bulg aria
by Ha.sis would make the Danube from
its mou,h 10 Helgr .d. y hu alan II ram
To keep the navigation ut the stream,
wh,ch -. much necessary for Grrma-
ny u. sor Aus,r,~ 10y a single ~ori Bis
mnrck may save Europe from g. 'ami' les
compared Nth which those OF his wn
wars scem slight lis rssron 'ibil.ty 10
az great "a his power.
The PaA Nall Gazette says 1t aA not
see the advantage Of such . course. Il
hopes the English government will
withdraw from diplomatic attempts
which are too plainly exposed to frus-
traucn by DIS used or enforced hos
tili,y l, says if We withdraw from
interference st this point nothing worse
can happen than il We 90 further into
negotiations 81 hopeless Of good results.
II 10 with an almost inexpressible shame
tue, we read. and know that ell Eu-
roEe will read. the object enireaty Of
our leading journal TO Prince Bismark
10 save US end oil mankind from the
terrible Auscovi,e With what scorn
will this be read hy the Russian var
party. We may rely on i, the Prince
Bismsrk will DO what be thinks
good for abe empire IN his
keeping. and IL may 10. he thinks.
Russia at war with Turkey rather a
desirable ev.ntuAlity Rassis must
begging hy lighting souns,oiy and
some here. if she 10 20 b. shattered and
t.s no lonser menace ia actual hate
and possible alliance ag.,ns; the Ger
mAn empire.