Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
shall is be war or Pence,

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PARIS, March IL. The editor Of L.
Ts~p. has had an interview with General
Ignatief. He says Ignatieff declared bis
mission was to obtain q formal sanction "a
the resolutions Of tho Conference. Russia
held TO their substance. but a. regards
form would accept. indiffersntly. either a
protscol emanating from the six Powers
or o diplomatic instrument signed by Tur.
key alone, but countsrsigned by the Pew.
ers. The protocol, by making manifest
the firm resolve Of the Powers 10 SEQ re-
forms accomplished, would give tho pro.
posals OF tho Conference the form OF posi-.
tive adjudication. Russia would not grant
Turkey more than two months grace for
executing reforms. When this term OF.
pired the Powers would not longer b.
bound TO act collectively, but would be
compelled. In virtue Of tie protocol, to
allow tho free exercise Of armed interven-
ton by oao or several Powers. Tho Cen
eral continued "Our desire for peace Is
so strong that even II England only par.
TALLY accedes 10 our views we shall not
break of negotiations. but will use fresh
efforts TO obtain concessions. No time,
however, must be lost. We cannet leave
our army inactive. We must either util.
ize or prepare 10 disbahd IT," General
Ignatisfi said that ho was furnished with
full powers by his Government.
LONDON, March 14.-A dispatch dated
Coustantinople, Sunday. says, placards
have bson posted In Stamboul calling on
the Porte 10 make war against Russia, and
threatening the Ministers II they make
n further concessions 10 Montenegro.
A correspondent ut Pcsth asserts that
tho Austrio-H Hungarian Government has
accepted Russia's project OF European dec
.laraiion, but merely In its capacity OF sig-
natsry Of the Berlin memorandum. The
%oplnion prevails In Pesth that Russia, des-
pite the present negotiations, Ia determined
10 make war.
A Berlin correspondent tslegraphs that
Il IL said bismarck has agreed to sign tho
international protocol proposed by Russia.
A Vienna special says IL is reported from
Cettinge that the Prince OF Montenegro
has given orders 70 make every preparation
The recommencsmsnt Of hostilitiss on
March 2lst II peace IL not concluded be-
fore the expiration OF the armistics. Tho
Beryian Government has ordered Col. Dcs-
potoyich, who was sent during the Servian
war to help the insurgents In Bosnia. to
return 10 eervia. Despotovich refuses to
obey, and declares his Intention OF keeping
M the instruction.
The Po.fs special Berlin dispatch says
papers announce that In conse-
Of the concessions made by Igna-
tie0f. Bismarck has consented 10 give tho
proposition q Russia his moral support.
ABerlin dispatch to the Tmes announces
that Germany. Italy. Austria and France
support the russian proposals. A later
dispatch from Berlin 10 the same paper
aavs that France and Russia don't object
10 the proposals being discussed Of tho
Conference 10 be held In Paris.
The leading editorial Of tho Times con-
tains the following: "Itmay be truly said
that the crisis Of the Eastern question has
arrived. Never. during any phase OF tho
question, has Q moro important commune
cation boon addressed by one State 70 an.
other, than that Of which Ignatieh n
Count Schouvalor have boon the interme:
diatics. The substance OF IL Is thai u
Great Britain and the other Powers viii
agree 10 maintain the settlement insisted
upon at the conference. and urge u upon
the Ports. Russia will DO contsnt = act III
accord with them, and will demobilizc her
This communication Is now I'm
der serious consideration by the English
Governnent."
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Tmss.
.peskipc OF the fnal protocol. says:
..Thsre IL reason 10 believe that England
viii accept the formula, and Thai 10 the
course OF two days . happy solution may
he counted on With ssme certainty. III the
protseoI IL signed tho Turkish army viii
bo Immediately paid OF. even before the
collective resolution Of the Powers Is ofi-
cially notified 70 ths Porte" a.,
Tho Belgrade correspondent Of tho
Timss states that the Turkish commander