The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-30
II ROPE.

corr, spoudeut confirms thu df,a. q
Snllieman Pasha near Yelisaghei ye>ter-
day Ii is feared that the Russians en-
outraged by THIS success. Will again he
gin marching rapidly on Adriauople AID
Southern Roumaui2.
Of $50 Bulgarian prisoners recently
brought to Constituting pie, - were in
mediately shot.
The same correspondent. te!egrAphs
that the English feet IS 10. to enter
the Bosphorus because it i. supposed
Russia would not be slow in seizii, g
Gallipolis AMI Dardanelies ports. Peace
thus becomes daily not more probable.
Despatch Of English troops to the II d.
iterraneAn is nor inconsistent with this
conclusion. although Prince Gortzche-
kof has not made the declaration that
he would not treat with Turkey. vet
public opinion throughout the CONT
nent is agreed that settlement must b..
made by Austria and England. as the
powers mos: immediately iDterest.d
mus, throw off their reserve aud ma kr
their voices heard when terms Cf peace
are under discussion England and
Austria can then intervene with all the
more force because they remained neu-
trail during the struggle. England has
abandoned her intention OF going %
Gallipolis. and Austria has hitherto alb
stained from entering Bosnia Austria
and England. however, 10 be listened
TO, must be ready 10 support
their demands. Russia Is awar,.
better than anybody else that
nothing can be definitely concluded a.
opposed 10y Austria and England
Everything seems to show tina, they nre
disposed 10 respect these su,ceptIbili
ties, hence it Is tina. Pumo,s OF peace
calculated without being contradlc' ,
by other reports of the Austrian a.c
British precautionary NIL .tary mea5'
ures. 1t is generally believed other
powers will proceed in accord with
Austria and England.
The Times Bucharest correspondents
says: 1t is believed the Russian force
now preparing to operate against
Piovna /. overwhelming, and unless
Usman Pasha retires he will pay dearly
for previous successes.
LONDON. July 2S.--The Marquis OF
Salisbury, Secretary Of State for India
gives very gloomy view of famine
prospects in India. The prospects have,
during the past few weeks, become more
gloomy. Advices from Bombay state
that refreshing rains have fallen, and
the price Of rice has declined two rtl-
PEGS, aud supplies are Increasing.
LONDON, July 2S-There has been q
dispatch of British troops to Malta.
y regular campaign has been opened
by the entire Russian press against Eug.
land. Some journals laugh at the in.
significant force England can spare fol
All eastern war; while others declare
odious England is fighting Russia even
now, seeing that Egyptian troops have
been equipped with English money
while all agree in regarding English
antagonism with utter indifference and
not to be dreaded by Russia.
The Times Bucharest dispatch say.
the Russians are organizing mun;cips
governments in kalafer and other
towns held by them south Of the Bal
kaus.
The Times correspondent at Tirenovs
at the junction of the Jamboli, Phillip
oils and Adrianopolis railroads. write:
under date Of July 10th. as follows
/ There has been horrible massacre oil
Bulgarians by the Bashi Bazouks al
Yeni Saghar, Not single soul
would have escaped but for the arrival
Of Turkish troops. The Basin BazouSs
Circasslans and irrcgulars, treat all
villages they pass through the SAINT
way. burning, ravishiug and pillaging
ROME. July 2S--A cabinet council
on Thursday approved the East
policy If the government hithcr
pursued, aud subject. Ia the arriva
of present members Of the cabinet " 3,
have been summoned 10 come 10 {