Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-16
Preparing For The Great
Russo Turkish War.
ENGLAND ONES up ALL HOPE or
PRESERVING PEACE.
Austria and Hungary Anxious to
Aid Turkey.
GREECE PREPARING 70 RESIST
fHE RUSSIANS.
TINE sULTANs AaAY AND NAVY
IN PINE CONDITION.
AND NOW LET SLIP THE DOGS
OF WAR.
tsrrciAL Di.rArcurs TO n 0oLD Huu
Dnrr Nrwsl
tsrscrAL Di.rArcurs TO n 0oLD Hni
DAirr NEwsl
me Coming Kurspss. Va

ESPECIAL DisPATcHxs TO fHs oolp Hill
DAIrr NEvsl
The Coming Kurspsas was.
LONDON. April ia telegram from
Constantinopls says . Russian yacht ar
rived to-day TO take members Of tbs Rus
sian Embassy 70 Odessa tho moment they
receive orders TO quit constantinopls.
The Porte believes tho rupture will DO do.
lsyed until Russia has communicated hor
intentions 10 the Powers. but no hope Of
Q peaceful settlement isentertained. Rus.
Sian subiects In Turkey A. TO DO placed
under the protection Of the German En-
bassy.
Ccnstsntinopls will DO declared In Z
stats Of siege Immediately after the rup.
turs.
PAlis. April 16.-It 10 said that the stan
OF the Russian Embassy has been ordered
10 leave C~onstsntinopls tomorrow.
A telegram from Bcutari announces that
thu Russsan Consuls at Scutari and Bosnia
Serai have received orders TO depart.
Tho Journal dee DebSfs says tho Bussian
fleets In the Atlantic and Pacific have been
ordered to concentrate In tho Mcditer-
ranean.
Mr.. Lsyard. the newly appointed British
Ambassador has leftfor Brindisi. He viii
embark on Q special steamer In order 70
reach Constantinopls quickly.
ENGLAND OWES IT UP.
Loxpox. April lo.-Lord Derby sent the
following dispatch. dated April 18th. 70
the British Charge d. Affaires At Constsn.
tinople;
"slr: The Turkish Embasssdor called
to-day and left . copy OF . circular on the
subject Of the protocol. expressed my
deep regret To Musurus Pasba Of tho view
the Porte had taken. i thought u unnec-
esaary 10 enter into any further discussion
Of the step which has been adopted BY the
Porte after full consideration. II could
not be retraood. i said. however, That II
did not seem eloar whether the Ports
would send an Embassador 70 b. Peter.
burg or not 70 treat on the question OF
mutual disarmament. Musurus Pasha
stated that Turkey was not prepared to
adopt any such measure, q expressed an
opinion that matters could not DO settled
satisfactorily unless tho Powers should
consent TO annul the protocol. / replied
that the divergence between the views OF
tho two Governments appeared 90 wide -
10 render further discussion useless, and /
said that I could not SEQ what further
steps England could take TO avert war.
which appeared inevitable. Musurus PAsha
answered that tho attitude OF his Govern.
ment was simply defensive; that they did
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Of existing complications Russia has pro-
possd TO the Vatican TO settle long existing
differences.
LONDON, Aprii IG.-A Vienna dispatch
ssys that Austria IL resolved. n necessity
dcm,nds. 10 ~localixe tho war BY armed oc.
cunstjon N ala Bosnia.
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ar .st 'sni.r ,.on, p,inon Gortscb.to6
gS.~.' n.n,e IN snsnsisi eireiss vss
toIio.sJ \, 4 .ligbt recoyery Tonight, In
conssor.ncs of nriyato messsgss from
Paris Ana Lonaon sun III r.~a Nv
way for giving satisfaction 10 Russia's sus.
capabilities BY smendins the Tfsa.y OF
Ma IN ths psrt N the Austrian Govern.
ment 10 support any last attempt 70 pro-
cure peace which may 10 msao py Eng
land.
nuss,A oxrnlcrrSo ron wAn MATERNAL.
The herman ~eon.rsc'cr VINO supp"u
the corps Of Bedford aud strasburg. have
arrived At ~. P~etsyburR, where they are
IL ,.,,. .or,,.c,.L Fif,v railroad
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