Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
STILL HOPE OF PEACE.
RETTER FEELING IN THE LON
DON EXCHANGE.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, April 6.
The stock market opened this morn
ing with indications of renewed conf
deuce and with active speculation in
consoIs and Russian securities, at
slightly higher prices.
PARIS. April 6.
Rivers Wilson. one Of the members
of the commit ee appointed by the
Khedive to inquire into the condition
Of The Egyptian revenues. ETC.. had Nm
interview with Washington, Foreign
Minister, on Thursday, and left Tor
Egypt Yesterday. The task of the
commission, which will begin It's
laborS al once, is no longer regarded
either in England or France ~ a pri-
yate one, but, as the official investiga
ton, is bound bv resolutions to which
he Vicrroy wall have tn give or refuse
his approval with the Commissioners
of the responsibility attached IT, his
decision. II is beyond donht that a
settlement of this everlasting ana dan
gerous Egyptian question. in one way
or another, is nearing IT end.
VoLo, April 6.
Ten thousand Turkish troops are
in and near Volo. INSTRUMENTATION
among them is Increasing. Ii is feared
Ifldl IlfIT ttSIIt w P'uii'c ~
lated by the UNPUBLISHED oufragrs in
ejphboring villages. may lead them
10 sack this town. where Thousands of
women aud children ate feiuee'f, "n
less more foreign men of war are sent
here.
LONDON. April 6.
A dispatch from Athens repor's that
the Brush Consul ut Larissa has ar
rived at Volo, and demanded the de-
livery of the murierers of Mr.. Osle to
Justice. The same dispatch says the
Turks ATTEMPTED to dl>lodge h Gre
lans from their positions near Cydonia,
and alter four days fighting The insur
gents were victorious.
The Post publishes the following in
sen.i oticial form: "rhere is no douht
hat our Government, while deter
| mined to vindtcate every line OF SANS
hurv's dispatch, is not unwilling 10
take into consideration the views sug-
gested by tse Vianne>e statesmen. To
dAy the prospect is more peaceful, but
| the Government shou d guard against
a surprise at ConstantlnCple, and Mini
i~ter Layard ought To he empowered TO
assure the Porte of England's support
against any sudden attack of the Rus
slams"
A dis patch from st. Petersburg, says
he inspired article in the Journal de
81. fetcr.burg, contains tins seht"nc-:
The ccnvictIon that England's de.
aiands are incompatible with the inter.
psts of Russia and Europe. will find
firm support in the pubic opinion of
his Empire, notw outstanding all hope
of \ peaceful solution is not yet aban
doned."
BERLIN, April 6.
Intelligence from St. Petersburg in
| dicates thai the peace party il acqulr
ing greater influence III the councils oi
t. g Gar. 1t is expected here that the
Gar will solicit the good officers OF the
Emperor OF GERMANY as "A mediator
between himself and England.
If the attitude of the Roumanian
Government is real and not ieigned II
is d ltficuit to see how "A rupture can he
avoided when Russia proceeds to en-
force the treaty Of san SteiaDo. ana II
col iiSion betw cen Russia and England
might be brought about in this way.
The protest referred to bv Prince Gorts
rhakOtf in his conversation win the
Roumanian agent in the early part ol
this week was brought before a secret
sitting of the Roumanian chambers
last sunday by members hostile to
Russia. bat no action will lac AIKEN Til
the result of NJ. Brattiano's mission tc
Vienna IL officially unicated 10
the chambers. NJ. Brattiano will return
to-day.