Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
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The Russian Troops Adj
vsncing on Roumania.
COUNT ASDRissT SAYS iHERE car
BIZ no PEACE.
The Movements OF His Majesty,
the'Csar.
lsrrcIAL DrsrArc.n TO II ooID HriL
DAILY Nrul T
EUROPE.
M Qre.s Esropsaa struggie.


DAiIs Nrul T
ne Great Esrspsas stsssgIe.
vnxsA. April i7.-Ths large soeesatra-
ton Of Turkish troops In widdsn has
caused considerable commotsa In Rou-
mania. A Cabinet Council has deter
mined 70 increase the force stationed 81
Kalafat, 20 y 70 resist tho descent Of the
Turks on noumanis. Roumania has laid
its apprehonsions before the Powers. re-
psatinR the assurance that II meant 70 keep
neutral, which 10 could only do 20 long -
Roimanis was mot made the theater OF
wal.
BrIalApR. April i7.-ssveral collisions
are reported around the Hontenegrin
frontier between Turkish troops and the
tribes Of mountaincers, who lstsly ~
sumed an insurrsctionary character and
we're moving 70 Join the h~ontenegrins.
MOVEMENT OF TIE RUSSIAN ARMY.
noxE. April 17.-Further diplomatic
correspondence 10 Published. which shows
that when England's demand for Russla's
Disarmament nearly rendered the signing
Of the protocol impossible, tbe Italian Gov.
eminent endeavorcd 10 smooth the dill.
flculty, but suggested . spontaneous dis
armament BY Russia.
B~rcHAlEsr. April 1.-THE movement
Of the Russian army from kisshensn To-
ward Ulgelchi has made considerable pro-
Qress. Tho troops at the points OF con.
centrstisn near tho Romanianian frontier
arc being continually reinforcsi. and
troops from tho interior arg nlling the
positions vacated by those going 10 the
front.
RUSSIA AND rnE rRElrr or PAlis.
LONDON, April ia T;mss Vienna spe-
cial says; There are grounds for bslisv-
ing that the Idea exists Of making the
eighth article Of tho Treaty Of Paris the
starting point for fresh negotiations. The
idsa 10 now taken mp by England and
brought forward at 81. Petersburg. but 10
seenas a n the era OF negotiation 10 there
regarded % closed. Ssnguine people may
still derive some hope from this uncon.
promising attitude 20 ostentatiously dis.
played, but Russia has al along shown her
unvArying purpose TO set aside, or, at any
rate, TO ignore the very existence OF tho
Treaty Of Paris. Btill she will not care to
raise discussion on the point Of how far its
stIpulahons may be deemed valid. knowing
such discussion might perhaps bring her
In opposition with one or moro OF the other
Powers besides Turkey. A the Cxar's Ar
rival Of Kischeneff 10 only announced Tor
the 22d instant, II IL supposed His Majesty
will stop Of Moscow. He may use his stay
there 10 mako another declaration. or pos
sibiy Issue an expected manifesto thero-
from.
mi MOVEMENT ON RouNASIA.
Intelligence Of the movement Of Rus
sian troops il confirmed on many sides.
Il IL believed In wsll-informed circles that
not much tims will DO lost crossing Into
Roumanis. Such Q movement may b
made simultaneously with. and perhaps
before, . regular declaration OF war. 90
that the movement would have the chsrso-
ter OF Q menace. This would be following
the precedent OF 1883. The Turks may
not b disposed 10 allow such occupation
70 pas over In silence. for Trustworthy
information indicates that they mean to
consider the crossing Of the Pruth . de-
clarstion Of war. and intend crossing at
the same time into RoumAnia 81 kAlsfat,
Nikopoli aud olmcnitha and between
Tuitsha and Herchova. noumania 10 pre-
pairing TO resist BY mobillziny her whole
army.
no CHANCE o PEAcE
LONDON. April ls.-Ths Poet announces
onacisily that Count Schouvslod leaves
London ON . short leave Of absence In the
event Of the termination Of the nsgotis-
tons recently pending. This implies no
change In tho respective attitude Of Eng
land and Russia. On tho contrary the
journey may lead to an ultimate under
standing.
A dispatch from 81. Petersburg says .
motto to the Powers has been confded 70 sps-
cisl messengers for the different capitals.
II will probably DO presented on Monday.
A Vienna special reports that Count
Andrassy cntertains no further hope Of
peace, but trusts that the campaign may
b short, 20 that the neutral powers
force Turkey and Russia 70 stop
In time TO prevent the struggle from
becoming general. Certain Cabinets stu
entertain hopes, but Count Andrsssy sees
not the remotest chance Of peace.
EyrEcr or rnE War ON AMERICA.
NEW Yonx. April ia Worid's Lon.
don special says: In compliance with your
request I saw to-day all the leading bank
err In London and several Of the most
prominent Engiish bankers who deal In
American commerce. The opinion 10 mi.
yersal among than that the ultimate 81.
feet Of the Eastern complications must Be
favorable TO American securities. AZ
present everything 10 down In the market
and Tho Germans arc not selling American
securities here, but two Of tho very fryt
authorities here express to me their ALSO.
Lutte confidence that the present panic viii
DO Of very brief duration, and that the
money current will ones more turn do
c~isivrly toward America. For . time,
these gentlemen expect lower prices, but
the war must soon compel more thought.
full consideration Of the whole field OF
finance, and this must lead Inevitably 70
increased investments In American sccu'
rifles.
uisdsssss's Health Failing.