Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

Ino BufoDoon Wnrs
LONDON. Nay l0.-In the House Of
Commons to-day the Under Secretary Of
the Foreign Department.. In reply 70 .
question by Jenkins, said no steps had
been taken 70 send . naval force 70 the
Danube. Such . step would lead to much
misintsrprststion. and possibly 10 serious
results. He said he had no information
about the stats Of the Black Bee blockade.
and no representations had been made
about is insuficisnoy. He said England
had ssked the Porto for further extension
OF time for the entrance and clearance OF
vessels from blockaded ports.
Tho Eastsrn debate was then resumed.
During the debate Courtney advocated the
dismemberment OF Turkey BY force Of
arms and alliance with Russia for that
purpose. The Conservatives cried "no"
and the Liberals cheered.
Foster said he was happy 70 think that
IL would not be 20 easy 70 drift into Wal at
the close Of the present debate - II might
have been previously. II could not en-.
barrass the Government TO pass the pres
ent resolutions, q the Government had
already made declarations OF . similar
purport. Fosters speech was . criticism
Of Earl Dcrby's reply.l Tho whole tend.
ency Of the reply was dangerous and u was
q very strong statement 70 say that Russia
had broken the Treaty Of Paris BY the step
she had taken. II the Government thought
that TO declare war instead OF leaving the
question TO European mediation was . vio-
lation Of that treaty, they should have
told Russia 20 beforehand. He denied that
England had the right 10 prevent Russia
from attacking Egypt, and secuted the
idea that Russia desired 10 capture
Constantinople. He could not have
voted for the third and fourth resolutions
II Gladstone had maintained them but
before the outbreak Of the present war he
would have supported . declaration In
favor Of European pressure and coercion.
He believed the majority OF the House
favored neutrality. ~ far - 10 constant
with British interests, and said that the
best way TO protect those interests was 10
be ready 10 offer mediation 81 the frst op-
portunity.
The Conservative speeches preceding
a stronu snti.Rnssisn tone. Chapliu A.
clared that Russis, 10 q great extent, was
respou,ible FOR the events which occurred
last year In Bulgaria, and said that care
should DO taken TO prevent Russss from
her foot In Constantinopls or intsr-
fcring with the road 70 India. even II u
was necessary 10 sweep tho Mediterranean
70 secure that oOlect;
,,rd riJicnl.S he c%en,nnetion of tbs
n.m. a, nrs.is vi,i ci,ii and ,siieious
liberty. He hoped Inc 0oyerumsnt would
moi bgdpe An inch from he p~osition n had
lie ala mot fear war. but hoped n
would he syertsd under the sbis manage
msnt of tho Government.
hussiAS srhAIkor'
LONDON MAY lo;.The hu;sian military
operations al brahiiov and vicinity are de.
signed to extend tue hussian control OF
the Danuoo ~ eiosing tne nuIinA
Pass. ~ tnis - suocessiuI, ~ sppears pro
eable, tne Iurkisn nec' WI, 90 enectusIiy
deparred from assisting IN aeisnaIng pui'
garia and the Dannpo substantially lost q
Turkisn aeIen'ivc hne. Rtomps
s.n..i6y' NJ eSscii.s onnos,tjon ~ n.
russians crossing the Danube IN force IL
now deemed probable.
nov ,no p ..s su.o'ia IN s{s
eroum. Which ia The only great depot OF
Turkish supplies In Asia Minor. Mukhtsr
Pasha must choose between capture or pre-
cipitato ~evacuatio OF Armenia.
British Jealous suspicion of Russis's
designs Ia becoming stronger
h Enelisb Adherence Of Turkish bsr.
barity AMI f,naticism. and conseou,ntly
IN va feeling grov, thopoh st}iI ana.
tsineJ by the Conviction tbst Enrlsnd.
In entering the war. vould bsve no sily
lint Turkey. The coolsst heads hare have
tbs least fear of Russis's be.
sstisaed that tbe Car vould dresl
|. General v,y more thsn sny ether Pa.
Power. and tbsrefors thsy scont
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