Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15
FoREIcM NEWS.
Peace asd war u che scaIs..


PKsrH, March i6.-In the lower house
Of thu Hungarian Diet to-day tie Servian
Deputy Polet intsrrogsted the Govern.
ment respecting the recent studsnk' dem.
onstration and Austro.H ungsry's attitude
on the Eastern question. Count Do Tizos,
President Of the Council Of Ministers, re-
piled that the students' Demonstration
could not compromise the foreign policy
Of the Monarchy. and ought not N create
discomfort In tho Bclavonic population.
The Government considers II 70 bs it,
duty to strive for the preservation Of peace
and the amelioration OF the condition OF
tho Christians In Turkey. Tho Govern
msnt will protect Austria's interests under
all circumstances against any one assail.
Ing them.
BT. PErERsnuno, March 1.-THE Prince
OF Montenegro docs not intend 70 partici-
pate In tho negotiations with the Porte.
but Is resolved. should they prove fruit
less. to withdraw into the national strong
holds Of the country and defend his pres
ent positions. Public opinion In Russia
regards tho solution Of the question pend.
Ing between Montenegro and Turkey a. .
necessary preliminary 10 any arrange
ments between the Powers.
LONDON. March l5.-The !S,aadard an
nounccs that the Cabinet council. which
hal been summoned for to-day, WA coun-
termAndcd late last night.
Tho Ps,t speaks - follows In It's leading
editorial, apparently on authority: 1--WE
must wait Q few days before We can pre-
tend 10 assert that peace ID really estab-
lished. English doubts and verbal Altsra.
lions are now RENTED 10 ~. Petersburg.
Answers aud explanations must DO sx.
changed. 4 certain point amongst several
others presents obvious difficulties. Tho
Russian Government wishes that the
Turks should lead the way In disarming.
whereas Turkey may naturally rcjoin that
u bshooves Russia 70 set the example In
this respect"
vHxaA. March 15.-The Abesd Pssfs
~. Petersburg letter says the Sultan will
open tho direction Of negotiations with
lluSsia.
LoSRos, March l5.-A Timss dispatch
from Belgrade reports that much discon-
tent exists In Servia. Many Of the mill
tsry refused TO give up their arms when
they wsre disbandod. II would not DO
surprising II this discomfort assumed .
more definite character. General Dcspo-
tovich has resigned his commission In the.
Servian army. and will stay In Bosnia a
COMMANDMENT Chief Of the Insurgents. II
IL officially announced that new bands OF
insurgents are continually appearing In
BanJalaka and Bisatch districts. Several
thousand rcdiirs have been sent against
them.
The Russian tslegraphic agency states
that there ID reason 70 believe that England
10 beginning 10 show herself disposed 10
render accord possible.
A 7;mss Berlin correspondent says the
treaty between Great Britain and KsrAth
hHs occasioncd very bitter comments In
Hussian Journals.
The Tims.' Paris correspondent remarks
that IL IL strange that Ut the very moment
when there 10 at least . chance for an ar
rangcmsnt Of tho Eastern question tho
news from Constantinopls Is becoming
less and less reassuring.
Tho Vienna correspondent Of the T;mss
reports that various doubts have arisen
which hsve considerably dampened tho
sanguine expectations OF peace which were
entertained on the Hrst news OF the proto-
col proposed. II Ia scarcely 10 be expected
that Turkey would accept disarmament In
o form which Is binding for her and quite
optional for Russia.
The Timss correspondence Berlin nays
there IL no doubt Of tho correctness OF the
article In the Moscow Gaisiie, which de-
clarcs that Ignatieff while st Berlin was In.
formed that In tho event Of . Russo-Tur.
kish war Germany would not object 70 do
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