Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-27

Uoi"ss wv ehhci Asessash esf'S So-~
at remains for our diplomacy to dotsr-
mine whether military operations are 70
be carried on onsrgctically and with the
full strength OF q forces. or II We are to
content ourselves with . predetermined
movement for the occupation Of certain
limited localities" Tho Moscow Cdseie
il IN despair at the latter contingency be-
Ing suggested.
BUCHAREST. April 26.-It IL stated that
all the foreign officers In the Turkish SER
vice arc promptly paid, but the native Of
ficers and soldiers are not paid at all.
II 10 stated that Prime Minister Ris.
tichs Intends to resign.
TIE "LoSpoS TINES" ON mi srruA-
TON.
LONDON, April 26.-The Times. review
ing the argument that the Czar was ire
sistibly impeiled 10 war by the will Of the
people, says: "This IL consistent and In.
ieillgiblc. but II Is not the language OF
reasonable beings; IL 10 the language OF
Northern hordos thrust or starved out OF
their forests to seek food wherever found.
The world will not long permit the earth
to be dcsolatsd by . struggle begun In an
interchange OF delAnces, and II left to
itself pretty sure to last as long a. n
party has strength To hurl defiance at the
other. General Won Moltks feels. a. wo
all feel. how easy II would 10 10 extend the
area Of war 50 ~ to include o majority OF
the European Powers. We have been told
again and again that II peace was once
broken WI should enter upon . war OF
which no n could SEQ tho end. The
German Government TINS u
Is apparently perfectly prepared ior ~.
Preparations In critical times encite counper
excitement, and Jealousy excites Jealousy,
until we bring upon ourselves We
would prevent by our " anxiety TO pre-
vent II (; but we do not interpret HI. spocch
as meaning anything more than the reso-
luton Of q strong man armed 10 hold his
own peace. II does not deprive us OF the
hope that the present war will remain
localized. but 10 Is . sore provoca'ion 70
despair
WV ,,o, -vv,. spvvcu.
90 -. A.. p.,.,,..
bIhLIS' apr. So.Ilr W., ...s w
aay uneiy We" ~ Gnmau.i Won MoItle' .oms
~. sp..suI a.in,.,nin, ,h.t 4, wa
~ III, 1890 - Pr.nco sra ropid iiLeIv
,.nss mnch unneccs.sry Automatic cor.
.asnonJsncs General Won Goltke. In no.
,,i.;ng rotsrrs5 ~ ,be existinp good rels-
i,,:sn" no,ws.n ,Se Prench and German
n-osorn,nsn,. and then sald lila remarks
."r,,i nnt is con.irnsd "A \ threat or warn.
ion " Pr,uce M HI .neech hsd csused
nnans s,citement n vss tho resuit only
~ ,hs nre.snt seitsted stste Of sffsirs In
Furone. and mot from apy utterapces made
by rim
" rIRsI bariLf' ..
. CoSsrASriSoPLE, !Npii s',-ihc SaI'.n
Ia. issued = proclamation 70 Lne oIncers
and men OF the heet, especiniIy resom'
mending Them 70 protect the Gusssuiusn
population OF tho Crimea ana Oausaseans
coasts now groanins hnasr III" iuss'ah
yoke.
The newspapers reportan Engagement on
tho Aslatic frontier near Ardaknn, M tne
liussians were compciied 70 TAI pacE. ~
Is expected q state OF siege VIII shoruy 10
proclaimed In Constanllnople.
LONDON. April 26.-The Hobe publishes
tho following: A telegram was received at
Plymouth Yesterday. from tho Controller
Of the Navy. ordering full particulars Of
al ships in reserve ., peVsnport Nhien
could possibly DO made ready for sea by
'h1 lsa OF June. 81 yu,.p,..,.,
Lii 80, a.. -. d,.,rio,rSo .horiJ
-, csrssd nv tho absence in The Czar's
U.rito.,o .nJ Icont.chatos,s c~ircnlsr NJ
onc.c.msr, Siadciny Rns.i. se,in,t
,ho ssonssition N tsrpitorv. Russi, natnr.