The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-05-05
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which has hitherto opposed tbe occupation Of asy|
part o. Turkish territory by Austria. now declared
Il 10 Be unavoidable. and says the moment q very
near for such a counter movement
KicHrxFTF. Aprii 2-The Emperor Of Rassa|
yesterday reviewed the Ninth Army Corps Al
UmberinkA and Bluuka. Addressing the ofheeuI
and the latter place the Emperor said III you
should s~necuntsr the enemy show yourself bravd
and uphold the ancient glory Of our regiments
l hope the young men among you Who have noW
been under Ere win not sbow themselves ~infsriolt
20 their veteran comrades. ] trust you may soonI
return covered With glory" The Emperor AIS
division. lie said he hoped their regiments would
display the Ams brilliant courage a. ever. Tho
greatest enthusiasm prevails everywhere amend
The troop, and people, The ,l a@g'T TS,,, ,,',pI i
held on Tuesday. His Majesty afterwards eoed
to Unghlnl Tor another review The same day. andN
viii return 10 Kishenea abOu, midnight.
LONDON, April 2ss-A Paris correspondent as,
sent 10 the Khedive a requislion for a body n
troops for active service. Russia has declaredu
that she will consider herself entitled 10 makeH
reprisals u Egypt complies
WASHINGTON. April 2s.-President Hayes has
received many personal calls Of congraiulauoaI
on the success Of his peace policy thus FAR. and
numerous letters and kilograms 90 the same enecu
from both Republicans and Democrats Ia all partV
OF the country.
coSsrASrIxoPGK April 23.-It y not considered
probable that the Powers will offer mediation be
tween Russia and Turkey. az, provided In thd|
eighth article Of the Treaty Of Paria 10 is stated
that the Porte would not be disposed 10 aooep1
il. War IL now admitted on all sides 60 be inevi1
table.
LONDON. April 23.-Fuller reports Of the Crar'
speech NJ BirsukA shows that he spoke much more ne \
a war was determinded upon than the arst summary
would convey. The Emperor began with the wordsu
50 Before your departure / give you my blessing. N
and closing, said 70 the officers. I" Good by. gen
tlemen,'' and to the men. q Farewell, my children.
LONDON. April 24.-Tho Russian Telcgraphid
Agency publishes the following The language
used by Mr.. Layard. at Constantinople. he's dissi
paied all allusAOn, and ia now causing regret
which, Of course, Is too late, The Powers do MOI
appear disposed 20 comply with the Porie's desire
fer an attempt at mediation nj 81 Petersburg. Al.
the dispute Is not q private ono between Runsia3
and the Porte bat n rupture between Turkey and
Europe.
BERLIN, April 24.-pArliamenl held n proiraotedI
debate to-day on the Item Tor war expenses, whict*
the Budget Committees has increased. VOID
Moltke, advocating the Increase, said that, deapiid<
the desire for peace, the time was rapidly comingN
when every Government must strain all I'D
strength for existence. Nations dlstrusted each
other. France has made great strides In he'd
defences, with the full approval Of her people u
aud great masses OF French troops were now be
tween Paris and the German frontiers. She waa|
far ahead Of Germany In his preparation Tor war
The increased grant for csP"inoies was adopted
LoNnoN. april PA Vienna correspondence
teaeA ~
communicating 20 Count Andrss.y ane 1tsna
Vizier's note 70 Roumabi~, oppressed the opinion
that Ronmania wssid merely protest against and
not resiss turkeys occupation OF Kalafat. The
immediate object Of the Russian advance Into
Roumania is 70 protect the railroad bridge al
Barbaschi, where the nrst collision ~ cxpected.
II the Turks succeed In destroying the bridge, The
Russians would have diihculiy In procuring sup
plies.
The latest dispatch from Constantinople an
nounces that the Turkish iron-clad squadron Ia
fha Roapharua IL rQadv IN nal- ia IL lnIlQVaN thatW
a British feet Will come 10 Constanunople.
vIExsA, April 2l.-The Russian advance guard.
which commenced crossing the Pruth at sunrise
to-day, numbers 90 1900 men, half cavalry and half
infantry. They are taking the direction Of Galatz.
Five other divisions, with forty cannon, are sta
toned at Kubei. They will advance 10 as Co
reach the Danube nj Ismail, kiliA and Viloh
Companies Of sappers who have already passed
through Bucharest, are going 10 Gurgve 10 throw
up deiences against Turkish raids.
CoSsrANTISoPLE, April 24.-It IL stated that
Minister Layard informed the Porte that England
had guaranteed the integrity and Independence
Of the Ottoman Empire only under the conditional
laid down by the treaties stipulating for the
exercise OF control by the Powers. The Porte
having contested this right, has forfeited the
benefits guaranteed by these treaties, and England
could not intervene with arms In LIS behalf
sT. PETERSBURG. April 24-Prinoe GortschakCn
sent the following note, dated April ztih, 70 tho
negotiations by the Imperial Govsr1N mt ana 90
Porte for a durable paciGcation not havlng tho
desired accord, my august master sees HIMSELF
compelled, TO bis regret, 10 have recoUtse 10 arms. NJ
BE, therefore. no kind a. 10 inform your Govern
ment that from to-day Russia considers herself In .
a state OF war with the Porte. The nrst oonse-
quence Of this IL the rupture Of diplomatic relations. n
I request you TO kindly inform me Of the number
OF persons composing The Ottoman Embassy here,
in order that you may be furnished with the neoes
sary passports. Ottoman subjects residing ia
Russia are at liberty, n they desise, 10 leave tbe "
country unmolested. Those who should prefer 20 4
remain may consider themselves assured OF the full
protection OF the laws"
The Turkish Charge has written Prince Gorischa-
koh a farewell note.
vienna, April 2A-Tho Russian advance guard.
which commenced crossing the Pruth at sunrise 90
day, numbers 10000 men, half cavalry aud half
infantry. They are taking the direction Of Galatz.
Five other division. with 40 cannon, are stationed #
at Kuba. They will advance 30 ~ 10 reach the
Danube at Ismall, Kilia and Vilof. Companies OF
sappers, who have already passed through Bucba-
rest, are going to Gurgevo, 20 throw up defences
The immediate object Of the Russian advances
into Roumania, Is 10 protect the railroad bridge al
Barbascbi. where the nrst collision IL expected. III
the Turks succeed In destroying the bridge, the
Russians would have difficulty In procuring sup
plies.
LONDON, April PA correspondent Of the
Standard. on board a Danube steamboat, reports
that the Turks have made a great movement from
Widen toward Rustcbuk In boats. towed by
steamers. IL Is reported. bcwever, that they were
brought back by night. The Turkish preparations
for the defense OF the Danube by means Of gun
boats. ironclads, etc. are most formidable. The
Turkish troops are well armed and clothed, and
are In good spirits, although dysentery has APP
peared among them. .
The latest despatch from ConstantlnOple an
nounces that the Turkish iron-elad squadron Ina
the Bosphorus Ii ready 10 sail
A table giving the increase In the different
denominations In seventy-seven Of the largest n
towns in New England shows that the Presbyter-
ians have made the largest gains, and only two h
sects show q smaller gain than the Church OF
England.
LOngfellow has just reached his seventieth year;
Bryant IL a hale and active man Of eighty; Whit v
tier is nearly seventy; Oliver Wendell Holmes 10
sixty-eight; Ralph Waldo Emerson IL seyenty-four
The Rothschild family inhabit slx splendid palA'