Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-28
WASHINGTON, An
FOREIGN NEWS.
SOME LIGHT ON THE EN-.
GLISH OBJECTIONS.
Mistrust and Jealousy the Cause
ALDERsBoT TO THE RESCUE.
Troops Arriving at Bombay.

April n.
A special from Berlin throws sume
livht on the English objections to the
German form of invitation tn the con-
sress. The dispatch say the proposed
form to the British Government ex
presses an assuinp tion hat the treaties
IF 1856 aud 1871 are already modified
hy the results of the war. England in
| si,t>, on the contrary, that the neces-
s,ty of superseiing or amending these
treaties is not to lie assumed in advance
in n way which might prejudice the
negotiations.
graphs: II is evident that the present
unsatisfactory state of things between
Russia aud England is due more to the
feelings OF mistruSt n jealOu~y than
To any other cause. Thus, unfortu
nately. Negotiations do not advance as
quick Nv ~ HE ornaments.
Great enthuSiaSin va manifested in
military circles last night. on il beeonI.
ing known that the whole Of the staff
and commissioned officers at Al.iershoi
had received orders To hold themselves
in readiness for immediate active scr
vice. II is also stated that all the priu
cipai officers had received important
secret instructions for certain contIn
gencies. 1t il said that orders will be
shortly issued for the formation of a
second army corps, and the raising OF
be battalions Of that corps to the war
establishment.
A st. Petersburg correspondent 81 VS.:
1t is not yet known hei her the British
Government will accept The new toriu-
ula, VIZ That the congress shall con
slider the treaties of 1856 and 1871. in
relation to the treaty Of san Stefano.
| The British Cabinet does not insist on
n particular form of words, bur
merely demands that Russia shall in
some way formally recognize the
supremacy OF Europe relative TO the
| Eastern question. The truth j., that
he discussion about the foi mula covers
more important matters. One issue
ont of the present. complications is the
undoing of much of Ru>sia'S work. and
giving the rest a European instead OF a
specifically Russian character. Another
consists in what is called the principle
ct equivalents. or coin p%ensa,ion To The
Powers for Russia's acquisitions. The
latter solution IL the n which Russia
denies. while Great Britain seems re.
| solved to insist on the former.
BERLIN. April q.
The North German Gazette says the
action of diplomacy centers in the
answer of England to Iialy's inquiry
as to the English programme At the
outbreak of the war. England honor
ably laid down her interests as =
guide ami a measure of her attitude.
Her programme, the color Of which
England must sooner or later make
known, and which has already az
sunied verv various aspects. from the
language of the different English min
listers, will ultimately be decisive oil
the Eastern question,
BOMBAY. April 81.
Troops are arriving here daily for
e~mbarkation. The first defatchmeni
will leave for Malta on April 10Th, and
the second on May I'd. They will noI
stop at Alden. Fifteen ships and twelve
steamers have heen engaged for iht
transportation of the ex pedltion. which
will be conveyed by a man.nf war
Great enthusiasm il manifested
throughout India and the native
troops are volunteering.
BELGRADE, April rs.
Disturbances have broken nut a.
NiSrhe and PierOt, between the inhab
itants and the Servian authorities, III
consequences OF Russia's summons fol
recruits. A famine l. now raging n
Vranja. caused by military r.qnisi
tinns at Rustchuk. Out OF 5000 Rus
slams. 40 or so died daily of typhus
fever. At Adrianople, Sistora and rir
mover it is reported that hundreds die