The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-28
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N""ihfh buslutHss WAS suspended
when mn Informal conversation took
place between them and the Cabinet re-
speeding their mission. The Commis.
sioners furnished final report OF their
proceedings to the President, who re.
turned thanks for the satisfactory way in
which they had discharged their duties
The Commissioners Of lndian Affairs
to-day received u telegram from Indian
Agent Clum, who was recently instructed
to go to the Southern Apache Agency, 10
New Mexico, with his force Of Indian
ponies, to bring certain renegade Indians
back to the San Carlos Agency, in Ari-
2ona, Agent Clum reports that he ar.
rived at the Hot Springs Agency on the
evening OF the Goth and arrested Hero.
mona and two other prominent rene
gndes He counted all the Indians ut
that agency and found they numbered
4A. He thinks that as many AZ forty
are now raiding in Sonora and Arizona.
CHICAGO, April ga journal WASH
ington special says: The United States
steamer, Dispatch, with four guns. will
sail from Norfolk on Friday or Saturday
for Constantinople with orders to report
to Minister Maynard. The vessel will
be under Msynard's direction during the
trouble between Turkey and Russia.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-0rders have
been received to remove company of
the Second Artillery from Morgantown,
N. y, and another company from Raleigh
to Washington, ID, o., to take the PLACE
of two companies of the Third Artillery
recently ordered to New York harbor.
Henry H. Ravens has been appointed
Store-keeper Of the First District OF Cali.
fornia.
NEW ORLEANS, Aril 24.--The troops
are moving out of their old quarters aud
taking up the line of march to the bar
racks. No excitement.
CHICAGO, April 23.-The following was
received this afternoon at the Head.
quarters of the Military Division of Mis-
souri,.
HEADoRs OF DEBT OF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANs,
April 24.--l2:l5 A. NJ.
To Colonel Il. Q. Drum, Assistant Al-
jutant General, Chicago, Illino,s:-The
troops quartered at the New Orleans Ho-
tel in this city vacated at IL NJ. to-day
aud proceeded to the Jackson Barracks.
This hotel is the only building in the
immediate vicinity Of the State House
that has teen occupied by troops in the
past year, and not once during that time
have troops occupied the State House or
any part Of IT, (Signed)
O. y. AuauR,
Brigadier General Commanding.
Sr. PETERsDuRa, April "a, $50 Prince
Gortschakotf's circular dispatch was
communicated to the Powers yesterday
1t states that in seeking TO obtain by
arms what Europe vainly endeavored TO
secure by peaceable means, Russia be-
lieves that she furthers European in
terests. Following is the text OF the
Czar's manifesto; "Our faithful and de-
voted subjects know what strong interest
We have always felt in the oppressed
Christian population of Turkey. Our
desire to ameiorate them has been
shared by the whole Russian nation and
shows itself readily to bear fresh sncri-
fees to ALLEVIATE the position Of the Chris
tisns in the Balkin peninsula. The
blood and property OF one faithful sub.
jeot have always been dear to us, and
our whole reign attests that our constant
solicitude never failed to actuate us dur
ing the deplorable events which have oc
Cured in Herzegovina, Bosnia and Bul
garia. Our object before all was to etf.c
amelioration in the position of Chris
tians in the East by means Of negotia
tons and in concert with the great Euro
pean Powers, our allies md friends fol
two years, we have made incessant OF
forts to induce the Porte to effect sucl
reforms as would protect Christians il
Bosnia. Herzegovina and Bulgaria from
the arbitrary measures of the local au
thorities. The accomplishment Of thes
reforms was absolutely stipulated by in
terror engagements, contracted by tn
Porte toward the whole of Europe
, These efforts, supported by diplomat
representatives, made in common will
, other Governments, have not, however
1 NAMED unspoken in its formal refusal q
> any effective guarantee for the securit
, OF its Christian subjects and has rejecte
the Constantinople conference. Wish
ing to essay every possible means OF cor
citation In order to persuade the Porte
: we proposed TO other Cabinets to dra,
i. up a special protocol comprising th
: most essential conditions Of the Cor
. stantinople conference and 10 invite tn
o Turkish Government to adhere to th
d international act, which states the 81
treme limits Of our peaceful demand, BIZ
our expectation was not fulfilled. tn
T. Porte did not defer to this unAnimou
= wish OF Christian Europe, and not az
}. here to the conclusions OF the protoco
@ Having exhausted all pacific efforts "
a are compelled by the naughty obstinac
Of the Porte, TO proceed to more decisi,
acts, feeling that our equity and dignii
u enjoin it. By her REFUSAL Turkey plac,
is US under the necessity Of having recour,
n to arms. Profoundly convinced by Il
q Justice of our cause, and comnittir
a ourselves to the Grace OF the Most Higl
we make known to our faithful subjec
that the moment has arrived when v
D. should pronounce the words to whic
y all Russia is expected to respond vii
~ complete unanimity.
n BUCHAREST, April a. The Roum
nian Government, in reply to tbs Tur