Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
EUROPE.
England Apparently Pre-
pairing for War.
THE BRIDGES ACROSS THE DAN.
uBE CARRIED AWAY.
Turkish and Russian SympatAisers
Fighting In London.
tsrscr.L DISPATCH TO III ooLD Hi.
DALr NEws.l
The 0re,t war To- the East.

ionsl. would 30 excite Engllsh public
-on,n,on ,h., AZ. eo,srrma,,, vorid n,
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compelled 10 axe certain PrecauuonAry
measures. The Ayenes Rnsse adds that the
British Government has not specified
what the measures would DO, but they
cannot be those cited by tho Ner Times. .,
IL would be impossible 20 take such meas
urcs without . declaration OF war. Rels.
live 10 the reports concerning English
mediation the Ag,aes Ra.., points out thal
According 10 international Law mediation
h onlv possible when solicited by both
bellipcrents, Russia, though always ready
70 listen 10 any overturos the Porto might
address 10 her direct, has ncvor done sny.
MIN 10 show that she had any intention Of
scorpting mediation, The London Oh.
,,rr,r saws. We believe the Goyernmept,
up TO q recent date. intended Immediately
on the Resembling VI Parliament to In.
troduco a series Of resolutions defining
certain general principles In regard 10 the
attitude OF England ON the Eastern ques.
tion and the Russo Turkish war. and speci.
fying the mode In which these principles
wers 10 bo applied. II Parliament an
proved tho resolutions, the Government
meant 10 occupy G~allipoli, not a. m act Of
hostility, but to obtain vantage ground
with avicvto peaos negotiations. How
Tar this programme may DO snii inldlied'
OF course aePenus w 'u' heA' 'o'inisnts
evenn.-
Constantnopie ui.pa.ch ~ WA. AUS
tria' 10 reply 70 the IhrkIsn cui re-
serves her right 70 intervene on the OPEN
ing OF peace negotiations u q guaranteeing
and frontier power.
The russians arc approaching oopnia'
and the authorities nave oruered tho IN
habltants 10 leave o..
..oa"n. 49, that ho ha. been recalled 10
rons,.n,inonle' snotber that he has AVER
Command nj . anal force In the field with
which he will endeayor 10 keep his commu.
| nications open.
I.maIl Hakki Pasha il In command 1t
Erzerroru. IN, Russians have Suspended
,hs concentration of troops ag,inst that
| nises nm account Of snow. They arc max.
Inc roads Inv tnnnellinp through tLo spov
foSnox. Dec. ai.-i c~orrcsponiept of
| tba .S,,.Ssrd. telcpruphing from Copstap.
%tinonle ON Priday. Via Syra, SAYS; am
assured on good authority that the Prince
Of Ieuss is Commissioned to arranged an
srmi.tics." Similar reports In c~irculs.
| ,ion In Iondon recently have been denied
from n. petersburg.
The T,,, publi.hes the following In OIL.
| ci.l form :. w. are sorry 10 gather that
tbers r. Iittlc prospcct Of Englsnd's offers
Of mediation being accepted at st. Peters.
burg. Russia seems disposed 10 rely on
| the possibility Of engaging tho Porte In
| direct negotiations"
The Tine, Paris correspondent says (:
1.-THE exaggerated construction Mt first
| placed on tho mission undertaken by Eng.
land cauacd some anxiety yesterday lest
| she should 10 drawn into war. Happily,
II Is known tonight that England simply
accepted the mission Of sounding Russia
"a to whether she would accept the pscihc
Tho nal. y,s.' Bncbare,t eorre.ponJ.
tpM states Tint fntsnlEsaca-s received
there that the bridge at p%etroeheni'> -
,Aa. remaining acfo'. vo panaoe' mas
s%ionaliy cross. lint The pa.sare + b.ssrJ.
Gus and several persons have boon already
drowned. Al. MI
month renor,. tbat ,bs whole channel
fleet and all commissioned ships under re.
pair arc ordered to DO ready for sea by
January io'h'
LoSpos' Dec 3i'-A Correspondent OF
the Mnncheser 0.arf,dn klegraphs mat
lsurnsi regarding the government policy
a. follows; There Is no idea OF The sc.qui'
siton OF Egypt. which would DO an absn'
comment o. tue policy opposing the par.
uuon OF turkey. ~ IS Deiieved Una,
shouIu nussiA relecI nieuiAton; Lo,a
besconsheiu s Prepared 70 appeal 70 Tue
COUNTY, on inc guestion Of declaring war
TOT tho deiehee OF bri'Sh Interests