Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-06
European Cable News.
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ship DtsmantIsd.
LONDON, April 5th.-The British
ship Latona, Captain Macdonald,
which arrived at Queenstown
March 25th, from San Francisco,
lost her mizzen mast, boat and
sails.
The Grain Mas kei Dui,.
LIVERPOOL, April 5th.-rhe
leading grain circular says that bus
mess has been dull this week, with
q tendency rather in favor of buy
ers. Trade off coast and on pas
sage has been quiet and, in some
cases, prices easier. On the spot
but little business has been done
and the rates of Tuesday were
barely maintained. at this mar.
ket to-day fair business was done
in wheat, sellers conceding one
penny on red American and one
penny to two pence per GENITAL on
white descriptions. Flour dull and
nominally cheaper; corn three
pence per quarter lower than Tues
day, buyers taking to fair extent.
Remaius Ound-Piiiage by Turkish
troops feared.
VOLo, April 5th.-The mutilated
body Of Mr.. Ogle, the Times cores
pondent, whose assassination was
before reported. has been found
near Portuari.
Ten thousand Turkish troops
are in and around Volo and the in
subordination among them is in
creasing. 1t is feared their desire
for plumber, stimulated by unpun-
ished outrages in neighboring vii.
lagos, may lead them to sack this
town, where thousands OF women
and children are refuged, unless
more foreign men of war are sent.
Startling Statements Contradicsed.
BERLIN, April 5th.-One of the
minor journals of this city to-day
published an extra edition stating
that preparations are making for
the mobilization of the German
army and also containing other
alarming statements. In the Ger
man Parliament the Minister of
War declared the statements abs0-
lutely untrue.
Addition 60 the Address to tho
Queen.
LONDON, April 5th.-In the
House of Commons this evening,
Sir George Campbell, Liberal, an-
nounced that he will propose on
Monday an addition to the address
to the Queen. to wit: praying her
to accept the preliminary confer
ence proposed by Germany and to
abstain from isolated action in
matter in which England has lit
tie direct interest, while intimating
to the other powers that England
is prepared to support them in any
concerted action they may take to
oppose the acts Of spoilation with
which Russia threatens Roumania.
Rupture Probable Betweou Rou.
mania and Russia.
LONDON, April 5th.-If the atti.
tude of the Roumanian Govern
ment is real, not feigned, it is diff
cult to see how n rupture can be
avoided when Russia proceeds to
enforce the treaty of San Stefano,
and collision between Russia and
England and Austria may be
brought about in this way. The
protest referred to by Prince
Gortschakoff in his conversation
with the Roumanian agent in the
early part of this week, was brought
before the secret sitting of the
Roumanian Chamber last Sun
day, by members hostile to Russia,
but no action will be taken till NJ.
Bratiano's mission to Vienna Is
officially communicated to the
Chambers. NJ. Bratiano will re.
turn to-day.
The Egyptian Il. venue Question:.
PARIS, April 5.-M. Rivers Will
son, one of the members of the
commission appointed by the Khe.
dive to inquire into the condition
of the Egyptian revenues, etc had
an interview with Waddiugton,
Foreign Minister, on Thursday and
leaves for Egypt to-day. The task
OF the commission, which will be-
gin its labors Immediately, is no
longer regarded either in England
or France as n private one, but as
all official investigation bound by
resolutions, to which the Viceroy
will have to give or refuse bis APP
proval, with the consciousness of re.
sponsibility attached tn his decIs-
ion. 1t is beyond doubt that the
settlement of this everlasting and
dangerou. Egyptian question is, in
nnA AnDthpr Ito
end.
I",itn Fnhi"R c~utIens
CALCUTTA, April 5th.-In conse-
quence of the European political
crisis, the Indian Government is
considering certain precautionary
measures.