Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12
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eminent wished 10 maintain strict neutral.
ity. but cannot countenance the views Of
Extremists about disnsmberment Of the
Ottoman Empire and . British policy Of
coercion. There Was slight reason 10 sup.
pose Austria and Germany would join In
such m undertaking. Dourke denied that
England had destroyed European concert.
Mr.. Goschsn (LibsrAl) thought the do
bate had dissipated many delusions and
would be . ample warning 70 the Turkish
Government. Mr.. Gross speech on Non.
day had relieved the anxiety OF the public
mind by showing that tho Government
was not 30 strongly In favor OF Turkey
a. had been suspected. He (Goschen) no.
ticcd that Gross, whsn enumcrating British
interests which we're TO DO protected. did
not mention ~ one Of them the indepen-
dence and integrity Of the Ottoman En-
pire In Europe. The whole Of Europe
would motto this omission. and II the Turks
could DO thoroughly persuaded that. In the
opinion Of the British Government, Otto
man integrity and Independence was no
longer . British interest, IL would DO .
more useful result Of the debate. II wa
also admitted In great measure that we
had obligations TO the Christians In Tur.
key. Turkey was no longer . favorite
ally, but Q deserted offender. Last
Autumn's agitation had changed Eng
lands traditional policy. II was clear the
Government had thought ct q time Of
interfering II Turkey wa attacked,
but II was satisfactory 10 her 10
urge absolute neutrality. Re hoped
the Government would uso all intor-
ference TO that end. and that the House
would press and enforce the same idea.
Coercion should DO but by concerted &C.
ton Of the whole Of Europe. They must
consider what they would have TO do when
they had TO deal with Russia, - all the
powers must sooner or later. II she was
victorious. Would they be In . worse
condition II they obtained The concerted
action Of Europe Beforehand The Gov
crnmsnt's diplomacy In respect 70 the pro-
tocol gave Russia . position she ought
never TO have gained. although II II be-
lievcd Russia could not, after her declara-
ton. act otherwise. He hoped the Govern
ment would abide by Cross declaration
and DO actuated by no unworthy Jealousy.
because Russia anticipated 10, In tho dis
charge OF . national duty.
Debate adjourned until Monday.
BUCHAREST, May 1.-THE largest Turk
ish monitor on the Danube, which Was
anchored before Brahilov, vas sunk by the
fro from tho Russian batteries this after.
noon.
RusrcHuK. May I1.-A Russian battery,
hitherto masked BY . vineyard, opened
are to-day on the Turkish monitors near
Brahilov. and an hour after b com.
meneemen. =, ms u .n, .nu ~ 1;,s
,nIeonAs az Uu.a
her crew Oh 'oo anu ner COMMANDER nA
San ps''
BERLIN. May ll.-It 10 reported Thai
G0,000 infantry have been dispatched from
IAssend 70 ISniorco .ne isu ~ ,sn M = ss
W 'ehliAi ns "u' Gs,s,
DC coneenlia.ou .noiS uuI.. .e.s
nauhm.h VIII ,'ew ',
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p,nnn ~. r. I. IU,endod ~ -o,ssrss. ia
.n,nn,ni''s in .,.,n nrss,sn ,ovn a. th.t
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So
CossrAsTIsorLE. NAY 1.-THE Sultan
~ much pieAsed WIN EAri Deipy ,ePty
To Prince dortschakon'. circular . mas
oruorea Inc rol'e 70 Inank sns Lnsi,.h
government. hona. Aiso pay oeyo r.snA,
MS aid-de,camp 70 thank tsyafd. worss
lot 'ne aeishss o. Iiooh.nIunoP'e WI "
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Miscellaneous.
PANS. Nav lI,-Courbst. the psintsr.
a.. A.. :, eso 40 o.. Al.
snare IN 'ne ues'ruo'on VI 'no 'enoomo
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rhASAiohI, Msy nII.o Nnneha
eoiiler. Ia ~. ht.
ns,o .a"n.
serious proportions
LONDON. May 1.-THE 28th OF August,
1877, IL the date for the next conference
association for the reform and codlneation
Of international law at Antwerp.
Pluto won tho great Cheshire stakes,
with Hsmiocs second and warrior third.
Inc Earl Oh onre"soury ana is'oo'' u
lead,
Volunteers ron tne miiina reeimenu
na,e oo'h A'Aeu "' Transport
M. n,,. =, pa,,h,,o 4. M h,.x.,,.
sva, .sn.
The agents for tho steamer CITY OF Brus.
sels have sent thu powerful tug Challenger
In search on her.
Tho !S,a.darJie,rn. that n contractor h,.
ordered n supnlv 1000 horso.stslis
,itb mime for sailing nm on bo.rd bired
Ambul.5oe vsaous Of ths
n.west nattsrn ara svaiting sbinment 10
Portsmouth and elsewhere.
o,,soow. Nav IA verv largo mset.
Of CIyJe shin.builders decided unsni.
m6u.iv to.i.v an a genera Iocl.out. on
Account of The Continued striIe OF The
II ,1ect. the vbols region
shaut here.
Nrw yopx Nav fa-la,iee. from
tat. IA, pr..idsnt p.rrios
III nn ,orr ~ in.rn..ion H. IN. H.
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on az PI,.r nnis. 80 ~.
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from tho Bank Of England on balance