The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-19
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THE ONL>< NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
III ROPE.

LONDON. Oct. lS-A corresponden,
J states that Greece demands that the
| Crccian flag shall be formally saiuted
on the citadel at Larisdoazo as amends
for the recent attack on the Greek con-
sulate. The Porte objects to this be-
cause of the excitement which such
salute would cause among the Turkish
population. In spite of this no appre-
( hcnsion is entertained of the imme-
dia;e collision which, Us in Servia's
case, depends upon events at the seat of
war.
The iron workers in the Clyde snip
building yards have demanded al ILL.,
crease of wages. The masters have
decided on a lockout which will ill.,
volve 2.Oc0 men
VIENNA, Oct. lS-Akshoff, chief Of
the Moscow Pan Slavisto society has
been arrested for strong language
against the government and dynasty.
Advices from Warsaw state that
discretionary movements are appre-
hended in Russia Poland since the
withdrawal Of the troops. An imperial
proclamation has already been sent to
the local authorities for publication
on the first emergency, calling OH
peaceable citizens to assist the Russian
government against the nobility and
town people.
LONDON, Oct. lS-A correspondent
who has jus. inspected the Russian
route of communication from Giurgova
to Simnitza. telegraphs from Simnitzs
that the road for the whole distance is
almost impossible. The mud varies
from two to four feet in depth, and
wagons of arms. ammunitions, and
provisions get hopelessly stuck.
The steamer Olga arrived at Fa!.
mouth and reports that she was com.
PEELED to abandon the Cleopatra obe-
lisk Oft Cape Finnisterre Sunday night,
during tremendous gale. The crew
on the raft which contained the ODE.
lisk were transferred to the Olga. but
not until the Olga had lost six
hands in her endeavor to rescue them.
a Paris correspondent telegraphs as
follows: The Left have proclaimed that
they will annul the elections obtained
10y permitting candidates to post OH the
walls addresses printed on white pa
per, which according to law should be
only used for placards emenating di-
rcc.ly from the government. All the
government candidates used white pa
per for their placards. The Lett hereby
intend to lay down principle binding
on themselves as on their opponents,
aud to inflict solemn condemnation on
official candidacy backed by unblush-
ing coercion. They also anpounce that
ii the cabinet is not formed from the
majority. they will pass. at the very
first setting. vote of want of conf
dence, and after insuring the payment
OF interest on the national debt. sup
plies for the army, public works and
purely administrative purposes. they
will refuse all votes necessary for the
working Of the cabinet, such as secret
service money. and salaries as funtion-
aries. and do everything. in short, which
can oblige q cabinet. acting within law.
to abandon the struggle. The condi-
tions ON which members of the Left
who might b summoned would agree
to form acabinet. are already spoken Of,
but it is too soon. for nobody 10 at pres
ent in possession 10 formulate them au-
thoratively. Tho great question Is
what will prevent the ministry and
above all Marshal MscNahon from
carrying out their policy. The runners
relative to their intentions vary coutin
tinually. The latest are to the effect
that the ministers are inclined 10 re-.
sign. but it is added that the Marshal's
private advisers hold that the Marshal
can't yield to the dictates Of the De.
mocracy without breaking his repeated
pledges; but that he will accep. the left
centre il il sewers itself from the rest
of the left; that he can't advance to-
ward the left centre. while il retains its
present alliance. as such . step would
lead him faally to having to accept .
radical ministry. Il is not surprising
considering the dangerous counsels of.
fered TO the Marshal. that vague ru-
mors of coup fetat circulate For two
days business has slackened and the
situation instead Of improving seems to
be becoming more aud more gloomy
aud disgusting. There are evidently
men who have an interest in driving
the Marshal to extreme measures. A
correspondent says. in conclusion. that
be believes the Marshal. however, inca.
pable of rrolansing the agitation. which
| If much protracted would be fatal The
bulk Of the nation desires settlement
by an understanding with the Marshal.