Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-25

object, viz: mutual disarmament and
peace between Russia and Turkey not b.
ing obtained. the protocol should b re-
garded null and void. The Porte's rejec.
ton Of the protocol and the motives upon
which u IL based. leave no hope that ths
Porte will accedo TO the wishes and
counsels Of Europe. They exclude sv.
cry guarantee for execution Of TO
forms. and render peace with Mon.
tensgro. and the execution Of tho con.
ditions by which disarmament and pacif.
ication could be brought about, impos.
sible. Under these circumstances the sue.
cess Of any attempt at compromise 10 o..
cluded. and there remains only the alter.
native TO allow that state OF things To CON
tinuo which the Powers declared incon.
patibls with their interests and thoss oil
Europe. OF 10 try BY cosrsivs measures "a
obtain that which the unanimous Efforts OF
the Powers failed 70 obtain by means ei
an understanding. Ny exalted mastsr has
resolved 10 undertake that which he had
invited the Great Powers 10 do. There.
fore. His Majesty has ordered his Armies
to cross the frontier Of Turkey. You will
bring this resolution 10 the cognizslce Of
the Government to which you arc accrod.
tied. In fulAlling the duty which ID in,
posed upon him by the intsrssts Of Rus.
sia. whose psaceable development Il i'm
peded by constant troubles In tho East,
His Majesty IL convinced that he 1t the
sams time responds to the views Of ths
Great Powers OF Europe"
TnH RUSSIANS CROSS THE ruRxIsH From.
LONDON, April 2i.-A dispatch from
Jassy says Q detachment Of Russian troops
crossed tho frontier. near Ungheni. al. 9
O'Clock this morning.
In tho House Of Lerds this afternoon.
Earl Derby stated that 1900 Russian
troops crossed the frontier last night.
Count schonvalof, the Russian Epbas.
sador. In communicating tho Russian
circular to Lord Derby. stated that Q gen
eral order TO cross the frontier had been
given.
BUCHAREST. April 2i.-The Iloumsnian
Government, In reply 10 the Turkish
Grand vizier requesting the Prince TO
mako arrangements with Abdul Ksrim to
prevent tho passage Of the Russian army.
has declared that such . step IL too serious
20 DO determined by executive power
alone. and that the Roumanian Chambers
will be assembled on the 26th instant TO
examine the question.
The frat Russian detachment, consist
Ing OF forty sappsrs and officers, crossed
the Roumanian frontier at Rustchuk yes.
terday. A thousand men are expected to
cross to-day. The Grand Duke Nicholas
has issued q proclamation 10 the inhabit-
ants OF Roumania, announcing the pas
sage Of the Russian army under his CON-
mand toward tho Danube. Reumania,
having received no preliminary notiiea-
ton, has declared Il Yields 10 force, and
has directed Its troops TO fall back, 10
avoid q conflict.
CoSsrASrISoPLE. April Alt 10 stated
that Layard has informed tho Porto that
England had guaranteed the integrity and
independence Of tho Ottoman Empire only
under the conditions laid down by treaties
STIMULATING fer the exercise Of control by
ed this right, 1t had forfeited the benefits
guaranteed by these treaties, and England
could not intervene with arms In Its be-
half.
BUCHAREST. April 2i.-Twelve hundred
mounted Cossacks passed through Kitilia.
near bucharest, on their way 10 KAlAfat on
Saturday evening. A regiment sf Rou.
manian cavalry has started for Kalafat.
Great excitement prevails here.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2i.-Ths Govern.
msnt Ga,sns states that the beginning Of
the Montenegrin war Ii delayed by Peter
ovitch, the Montenegrin Envoy at Con.
s~tantinople. who has been appointed Gem.
mandsr-in In Chief. having chosen for his
return home . %circuitous route.
MALTA. April 2i.-Thc British Mediter-
ranean squadron will leave Saturday for
PirRus.
Won MoLrKE A SPEECH.
BERLIN. April 2i.-Parliament held q
protracted debate on the item for war
estimates, which the Budget Committee
has increased. Won Moltke. advocating
tho increase, said. despite the desire for
peace. the time was rapidly coming when
every Government must strain all its
energies for existence. Tho nations dis.
trusted each ether. France had made
great strides In her defenses with tho full
approval Of her people. aud great masses
OF French troops were now between Paris
ahead Of Germany In preparation for war.
An increased grant for captaincies was
adopted.
LONDON, April 25.-A Ta,s Berlin dis.
patch gives additional quotations from
GENERAL Won Moltke's speech Of yesterday.
The General stated that the French mill
tary budget exceeded that Of Germany by
$50, 600, 900 francs q year. inclusive Of eI-