The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

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late 10. payneai Russia he. shshicocd hsr
el.,n 20 he rursisA sees. Tue slgnAag u The
ga. psro;iauoo. 70 GEARING an cad
rysKnY.
Per. cor~r.ud,nt urite. b. giving W
the hcs,il, European provinces, snd 81 the sAfr
time receiving . tribute from them % sAddiing
than with . PORTION II the national debt and
soosen,rsting the Mu.sulmAns 90 the territory
contiguous. 10 Coa.,Aniinople and making the
concentration required bv the territorial o"1-
c..1loo. IN Asia Minor. the Turk will create 6
new Ottoman power ten time. stronger than
shep II vas syr,sd over the vast, badly organ
ised and ho.tiIe territory.
Adispa,ch from Constantinople, Feb
ruAp 9Th. say. tina, peace negotiations VIII &C.
cupy another week. unless Russia Insists upon
their ,eing brough, 10 q clo~e. A Vienna die
patch from Con-tAu,inople maintains that the
pause In negotiations is owing Ia Raseia's In
Stating on ths c.s-iOn q Turkish iron GLADE,
and also the occupation " Cons'antinoplek
According a. Cons,sntinople sdy7res, EngiandS
IL prepared 10 respond TO such measures by en-
,ering the Black sea.
The typhus Is increasing rapidly
among the Russian troops In Roumania. Al IL
Roumanis'. railway carriages are infected. IL
IL absolutely necessary for the army In Turkey
Ia return by sea and no, through RoumAnla.
intelligence from Cons,an,inople saw. that the
Russian plenipo'entiarics manifes; irritation at
the SLOW progress of the negotiations II the
negotiations are not completed In q few day.,
It IL expected. the plenipoten,iAres will pre-
sent m ul,ims,uin, fixing the date when the
treaty mus, be .igped.
A Constan,inople dispatch Of March
ID says: Great mistrust and uneasines- u fef
respecting RussiAn designs on the Bo-phorus.
They can occupy the Chanak forts At a mo
ment's notice Movements, the object Of which
are not apparent. are eth progressing. The
positiod Of the British ship at Tu,ls Va con
.idered critical, owing to the short run for tor
pedo boats from Tebck. Meii or san stcpAnd.
II is strongly suspected ct Thovne ,ha, a craft
Of torpedo boa,s and the Whitehead ,orpedoe
are being dispatched 10 the Sea 81 Nsrmor In
sections. The Russians occupy Charkol, Ro
doistc, Ergli. Silivri. and ~Teheknedic, all 81
which are admirably suited a. a basis ~ tor
pcdo operations, should It be decided 10 men
ace our feet. Precautions are taken Nightly
to guard vessels agains, surprise.
CONDITIONS OF ruE PENCg.
A correspondent at San stefano Is able To-
state that neither the surrender %. . portion of
the Turkish feet nor the claim on Egypt for
tribute il included In the conditions Of peace
and there IL no interference with that portion
OF the Turkish revenue which l. hyputhccatcd
10 foreign creditors. Nothing l. definitely set
tied relative 10 the indemnity, but 1t will he
principally in the form II territory In Asia, in
GLIDING kars and BAtoum-not Erzrroum. Sa.
lonica and Adrianoplc are not included In Bul-
garia. 4 Pera correspondent Processes to give
the conditions Of peace. He makes the indcm-
nifty fully as heavy as was reported Feb. 18th,
viz: thirteen hundred million roubles with
~ million sterling IN bonds added
A Berlin Dispatch Of February 9Th
says: The National Ze;tung cordially welcomes
Bayard Taylor's appointment rs United States
Minister TO Germany, As one confet-ing honor
on Germany and America alike, and calculated
to strengthen the already strong ties between
the two countries. President Hayes says
that paper, deserves Germsny's most sincere
thanks"
The North German Gazette attacksth
territorial waters Jurisdiction bill now before the
British Parliament, add changes the English gov.
ernment with seeking 10 claim Jurisdiction over
foreign merchantmen passing the Straits of
Dover, which the Gazette claims to be an inter
national waterway for the trade Of the whole
world.
AUSTRIA.
A Vienna correspondent referring to
the persistent rumorso Of Austrian preparations
for mobilization Gays: There Is very little prep
aration to be made. For the Last several Year,
these preparations have been going on. and
since last year. when the possibility Of such q
measure arose, plans have been worked out IA
the very smallest details.
Vienna correspondent. who is prob
ably In sympathy with Count Andrassy, says
that the peace-at-an price sgitators cannot
prevent the government from carrying the
credit through the Delegates and the Reich
stadt; but II they should succeed in bslllng
the governments policy the government will
resign. Another correspondent says there 10
not much probability that Austria viii do more
than protest against the terms OF peace, what
ever their character may be.
GREECE.
Special dispatches from various points In the
Greek provinces OF Turkey indicate that the
instruction is spreading, These say 1000 In
surgents are encsmped within sight Of Valo,
in Thessaly, aud are entrenching the district
between Mount Olympus aud the Pind us
range. The Epirus insurgents defeated the
Turks at Gheasta, after = four hours
fight, killing ~ and wounding lG. Another
fight took place at Carolimpei, with a similar
result, the Turks leaving 20 dead on the field.
A provisional government has been formed at
Lycurcia, and a union with Greece proclairArd
The Italian Government categorically
denies that the reason why the Vatican coun,
termsnded the public coronation of the Pope
was the governments inability 10 prevent dis
respectful and hostile manifestations
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