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pulled a~hore near Cars Cautlon.
the party were Bearly naked and tie
Indians gave them blankets to keel,
them warm. \ day ar two after
wards three canoe lads Of Indians
came TO the spot and Captain Ain>ley
offered the leader five hundred dol
lars Ia convey the shipwrecked men
to Fort Rupert. -Four Of the Indians
were armed with muskets with which
they killed all the whites, tied stones
to the bodies aud sank them in the
deep Water. They robbed the bodies
of all valuables including the cap
tains gold watch and chain. They
spared Coma but told him that if he
ever dared so narrate the circum-
stances they would kill his father.
Coma thinks that all the people on
board who were in bed Mt the time
of the explosion were drowned, rs
the boat went down rapidly. The
prisoner was to-day confronted by
the four prisoners who were brought
by tho Rocket and have since been in
gaol here, and identified two as be-
longing to the party of murderers.
Russia's Difficulty.
PARIS, June lit is now we'll
known what the real difficulties of
the otuation are. Russia can only
escsf,e more threatening consequent
ces Of her undertaking by promptly
and energetically limiting it. It is
evident that the day that Servia takes
part in the war or Roumanian troops
cross, the Danube Austria will occupy
one or both principalities. Then the
real Eastern question will commence.
Certainly Russia is doing her utmost
to.keep Servia back. The difficulty
raised as to the command of the
Roumanian troops is only another
effort to prevent the Roumanian army
from crossing the Danube, but Rus
sia has no longer much influence over
the Se1vians, whom she abandoned
and Inundated. An early explosion
in Servia may therefore be feared.
The Gar sees this. It is said if he
joins the army it will be to negotiate
rapidly with the Sultan and finish the
war before it develops these threat
ened complications. The spirit of
Russian people, the influence of the
Slavonic committees and the enthusi-
asm of the army are feared. It is
asked whether the Emperor's pres
ence will suffice to encounter this
three-fold element ? Some people
think the cession of Batoum might
satisfy every one without alarming
anybody, but this opinion is not very
generally held in Russia. The ar
rival of the Emperor amid the army
is awaited by all with anxiety. It is
hoped he will act with a promptitude
which will prevent tho complication
dreaded, and that rs soon as he APP
pears disposed to terminate the war,
Europe will be ready to second him.
1t is on this hypothesis that the sit
uation in France is regretable, rs she
might be surprised by events in her
present unsettled condition and he
unable to exercise her influence in
favor of peace.
Count Schouvaloff will leave St.
Petersburg June ith and will, it APP
pears, certainly be the bearer OF a
seni-oflicial note, To lie first privately
To Lord DERBY. aud
If its terms be- accepted 10y him to he
sen; IN the form If circular e. the
other powers. II Is thought the note
via have ss hess the declara;ions
rn@le IN the ER.lish Parliament.
and c01tzEE al asSsranre that Rus
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ters~ss rs aeSne-i IN NJ. Cross.
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