The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-03
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formed Switzerland that. subject to rec
tification by German parliament. she
will contribute an additional two mill
ion dollars toward the Mount Gothard
railway. a
vIExSA, Nov 30-It is announced
from Bucharest that the general bom-
bsrdment of Plevna was RECOMMENDED
Thursday afternoon This seems to
point TO an abandonment of the hope
of starving out Osman Pasha.
ROME. Nov. 30.-It is doubted at
the Vatican whether the Pope will ever
again move from his bed He looks
we'll when recunbent, but when an at
tempt was made to dress him, it was
found be could not sit upright.
LONDON, Nov. 30-A special dis
patch Announces that the Pope is dy-
ing.
PARIS. Nov. 30 Midnight.-Presi-
dent Mcmahon has not yet summoned
any member from the majority cham
Der of the Liberal party in the Senate,
to the Elysse. 1t is believed he is more
than ever calculating on the chances of
fresh dissolution. He has no idea of
resigniDg. Full reports of the Presi-
dents interviews with Duke DeAudrif-
FIRE Pasquier, and NJ. Jules Grevy are
published. Every time NJ. Grevy en-
deavored to convince the Marshal that
ought to take the ministry from the
lett, be replied, II shonld prefer to re-
sign" He also said he had informa.
ton which leads him to believe that q
second dissolution would result IN a
conservative majority. Duke DeAud-
riffre PasQuier assured Marshal posi-.
lively that Orleanist Senators would
not vote for o second dissolution.
PARIS. Nov. S0.-The MonitesT says
President Mcmahon holds that the
Chamber can. by voting the budget.
easily prove that it did not intend that
Saturdays vote should be considered 40
. declaration of war against him. If
the Chamber thus shows q conciliatory
disposition, the President will frankly
fulfil his promises to appoint thor.
oughly parliamentary ministry. If the
Chamber does not show such DISPOSE.
ton. the President must stand to his
resolution, TO choose between his resix
nation or = fresh dissolution.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 30-.Ths
Turks having ssixed two Italian vessels
in the Bosphorus. although they had
passed the blockade in the Black Sea.
Count Corti. the Italian ambassador,
has formally declared that if they arc
not released he will proclaim the block
ade inffrctual and invite Italian vessels
into the Black Sea. He has also de.
clared that il the Porte insists TN main
tAining an Intellectual blockade. Italy
will resort to extreme measures Unless
the Porte yields there will he u rapture
with Italy. Nevertheless. it seems prob
able that the vessels will be declared
lawful prizes.
There is great panic in Sophia and
the inh. bitants are fleeing. afraid that
the Russians may cut the road between
Sophia and Lattar.
Bsjsrdik Ahmet Ali has notified the
war nfice that he cannot attempt to re
lieve Plevna. unless strongly reinforced
Grea. efforts are being made to reinforce
him.
Chevkst Pasha is under arrest, and
will be oourtmartialed for not attempt
ing to take Teelicker.
Tho Russians are raising works against
the forts OF Erzerum aud building bar
racks for troops.
Great excitement prevails In SIAM
boul on account Of the calling out Of
| the reserves. and disturbances are ex-
pscted. All the servants of the palace
have been armed with revolvcrs
There are great differences of opinion
among the Ministers as to the expedi-
ency OF making proposals for peace, but
ut present. "wednesday the war party
prevails.
PERA, Nov. 30.-A correspondent
telegnphs: Much anxiety exists here
sbsut possible combined movemnet cf
seriousness among Montenegrins and
Greeks. Risings are apprehended in
Epirius. Thsalsy. and Albinia. The
Greeks have sent . strong note to h
Porte concerning their grievances. and
tho Porte has replied that he is inclined
to meet danger half way by sending
both Servian and Greek Representative
their passports. a. the note IL evidently
intended to provoke sn angry reply.
which coald be used as prstsxt for .
rupture - : favorable opportunity.
The situation is alleged as being very
critixl
BELGRADE, Nov. 30.--A rumor 10 cur
rsnt that the Porte has oE.red ,hrouRh
mediation Of Engl%ad tu cede Old se.-
vie to servia. and Epirin. to Greco, if
thsy will remain nsutspl.
NV YoRK, Nov. aO.--The Haralrs