Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
. Diplomatist Regards a Con
gress as Probable.
.ngland to Consent to Certain FONTS.
RUSSIAN WAR VESSELS DIES
TINED FOR AMERICA.
Pacific News from -. Petersburg.
EeTiin and Paris.
InNnsax. Nay %,

LONDON. May -.
A dipIOmatist. known to have special
sources Of information. SAYS that Lord
BeacUnsneld begins 10 regard a Euro
peau as probable, though
Lord Salisbury shakes his bead omi-
nousRt,' under the influence of private
intelligence from Const8ntinopie.
--chouYaloff j believed to have au-
thoritv To make great concessions o
England. The GiDiOmalist saws these
viii be- formulated in uc1 a Was a. To
invite the Marquis OF Salisbury 10 dis
cuss them. and say exactly u hat En-
gland would object TO. rather than
what she would approve, to enable
Schouvalon to communicate with the
Gar, and come to An understanding on
the debalaule point. NOT with a view to
separate arrangements with England.
bnt to give Russia a sort OF guarantee
that if the treaty of San Stefano is laid
on the table, England will consent be-
forehaEd 10 certain points.
NEW YORK. Nav -.
The Herald'S 81. Peiersburg cores
pOndent says: Ii has t%ranspired that
the Gar insists on the possession OF
kalis and Arabian, but i willing to
reuouuce Batoum. This j. the utmost
limit of the concessions he i prepared
To make IN Asia. with regard TO the
limits of Bulgaria. He is perfectly sat
i>iied to leave the decision 10 the con
gress. Prince 6ort>chakoff regards
the meeting OF the latter body - Ger
tain 10 take place about the middle OF
June.
LONDON, May %.
Ths Duke of Afhol yesterday had
Y,. =.rrww-g-.-a rrfrE lie, o. - Na.E
! moral Castle, ard afterwards addressed
a public meeting, declaring the pros
poets of resca were very favorable.
Count Schouvaloff arrived ron st.
Petersburg at 8 o'clock this evening.
ST. PETERSBURG. NAV -.
The Agfgce Russo aud the J0a07j1l
de ST. FetegstUrg warn the public
against the PeS>imi>t views from Com
s~tantinople. where they say endesvors
are being made to prevent an under
standing between England and Russia.
LONDON, May -.
UnarmorPd Russian war vessels,
from Cr0n>:alt. passed through the
Sound ~ciauae>tiueiy on Monday night.
IL is supposed their destination Is
America.
Rus<ian agents ara in sweden. in
speeding shipping. with a 10 the
purchase OF shipping.
Pacific news comes from st. Peters
burg, Berlin and Paris. A Berlin dis
patch says that Count SchnuvaioT ex-
pressed to Lord O3o Russell. the
British Ambassador. p hope that the
negotiations between England aud
Russia would lead 10 a peaceful ar
rangeinent. A Vienna correspondent,
however, SAYS that ~ order 10 apprB-
ciaie the exact value Of the announce
( ment of "A speedy meeting OF the
congress, il must be mentioned that It
-msnaies from financial sources; a. for
political and diplomatic circles, they
are more relic8nt than ever.
BERLIN. May -.
Count Schouvalotf. ia conversation
with other dipiOmatiSts, has described
the proposals he WAS carrying 10 En-
gland a pacific. He seemed cont
dent that they would not be rejected.
Baden Baden is again proposed a. the
place for the congress 10 meet. II IS
thought that the proposals VIII be gen
orally accepted.
The semi-ofiicial provincial CORE
spondence anticipates a favorable re-
suit from Count Schnuyaloff's offer. 1t
SAYS that the latest declarations OF the
British Minister, as we'll as the views
manifested at st. Petersburg, are full
of wishes and hopes for the renewed
consideration o: European peace.