Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-26
EUROPE.
ENoLAHD's POCKET TOUCHED BY
RusslA'S DEMANDS.
The Turkish Bondholders
Furious.
[ssrorAL DisrAroHss TO u ooLD HnL
DALI Nrws.l
EUROPE.
Russis's Demands IN she British
House Of Lords.

Russia,s Demands IN she nritish
Hsuss Of Lords.
LONDON, Feb. 25.--In the House Of
Lords this evening. Lord Derby said the
Russian demand for the Turkish men-of-
war had been refused by the Porte. and he
hoped II would not DO persisted In. II
Egyptian tribute was demanded BY Rus
sis. the matter would require serious con-
sideration. Respecting the alleged de-
mand for the expulsion Of Mussulmsns
from Bulgaria. Lord Derby said Whatever
tho demand was originally. he believed II
had either been Withdrawn or materially
modified.
Lord strathedsn Campbell introduced .
motion similar 70 tho M he was 70 have
offered last Monday evening. but which,
on appeal Of Lord Derby. he did not bring
up, IS the Government declared II could
not then discuss the subject. The motion
10 In substance, that In the opinion Of the
House the conditions proposed BY Russis
TO the Porto are such - 10 justify Her
Msjesty's Government In taking every
precaution 10 discourage Entertainments
by which the treaties Of 1856 and 1871 arc
threatened. In the course Of the debate
which followed Lord Derby spoke In de-
cided terms concerning Russia's demand
that Egyptian tribute shall DO pledged for
payment Of the indemnity bonds. Per.
haps Il might turn out that british In.
terests would DO very much involved In
any claim for payment or part OF indem.
nifty from that tribute. He pointed out
that the occupation OF Armenia would
bring tho Russians no nearer 10 India.
Her MaJesty's Government. when they
adopted the policy Of neutrality. were
AWARD that Russia must eventually tri.
umph and very great changes snsuo. IL
was unfair 10 blame the Government now
because o state OF things had arisen which
was the necessary result Of the attitude OF
neutrality which the nation, at the com.
msncement OF the war. supported them In
taking up. Lord Derby concluded BY
moving the previous question, which was
ultimately agreed TO without division.
B~ucHAREsr. Feb. 26.-The railway ID.
ministration OF Jsssy has been ordered 10
suspend all goods traffic, 30 that tho pas
sage Of Russian troops shall not DO Inn
peded.
LONDON. Feb. ga dispatch from
Pera says the Russian officers and soldiers
are forbidden. under penalty Of death. TO
enter C~onstantinople Without special per-
mission from Russian headquarters. Bar
racks Just outside Of Constsntinople arc
being prepared for the Russian sick, who
can find no cover.
BUCHAREST, Feb. 26.-In the Senate yes-
terdsy Stourdza denounced Russia's treat
ment OF RoumAnia, and introduced . mo
ton demanding that the government ask
the guaranteeing powers 10 recognize the
Independence Of RoumAnia, aud solicit the
admission Of . RoumAnian representative
at tho conference 70 refuse 70 negotiate
with Russia for an exchange OF territory,
reject all stipulAtions between Russia and
Turkey concluded without Roumania's par
ticipation, and call the Roumanian army
from the right bank Of the Danube.
PERA, February &c. Tho Russians are
still endeavoring 10 secure permission for
their troops 10 enter the city, but the Porte
refuses. The terms OF peace still include
. demand for the Turkish ironclads.
Engiasd's Preparations.
LONDON. February 20. - Orders have
been received at tho Government works at
Bull Point. for an increased output OF
cartridges and small arms and ammu.
milton.
Another attempt to hold = peace meeting
In HYDE Park will DO made shortly with
elaborate arrangements for preventing
disturbance.
MALTA. February 26.-An order has
been issued requiring extra vigilance In
preventing the admission Of strangers 10
the fortihcations without . pass. because
q spy In the paw Of some foreign power 10
known 10 DO ut Malta cndeavoring TO make
plans Of the forts.
Engiand's Pocket Touched.
LONDON. Feb. 2e.-There were very OF.
cited discussions yesterday over the terms
Of peace. Tho conservative organs agree
in ~denouncing the clause relating 10 New
Bulgaria and the amount Of war indemni.
~. The statement that Russia has has do
manded Gao, 900, 900, whoee interest
and sinking fund are 70 DO met
by tho Bulgarian and Egyptian tribute.
has aroused . storm OF English indigna-
ton.
Tho tribute Is already employed In pay
ment OF the loan OF 1855, and 10 guarsn.
ted by the English and French Gov
ernments. Hence the demand that
England ahall interpose 70 prevent
any interfcrekce with tho engagement
Of tho Khedive with the Enslish bond.
holders. Even the pesoe organs assert
that Russia's claims for indemnify arc pro-
posterous, and wholly imprscticable.
The sisuatien 10 Essssra Europe.
B~UcnAnEsr. Feb. 25.-Csgaineceano. the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. read In the
Senate to-day = circular dispatch OF the
Roumanian Government appealing 70 the
Powers 10 guarantee the integrity Of Rou.
mania. and declaring that the Govern.
ment will never consent 70 . compromise
respecting that integrity. II
Prince Charles threatens 70 abdicate II
Russia persists In claiming Dessarabia.
In Russian circles Prince Gregory stourd.
yea IL mentioned - Q candidate for the
throne Of the Principality.