Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-02

arsl sentiment Of tho nation seems to 10
unsquivocAlly for war. In all probability
the beginning Of hostilities is only q mat.
ter OF time. and Of short time at that.
The Rtssntion On Eastern Europe.
LONDON. May 2.-The Posts Berlin spe-
cial says that Prince Bismarck has init.
mated his intention TO return To Berlin
ncxt week and II Is expected that nesotia-
tions will then DO resumed.
Ast. Petersburg dispatch reports that
the Pour I'ariers between London and ~.
Petersburg. by way Of Berlin, have been
resumed. Nothing Is made known about
their progress.
Il 10 rumored that al ultimatnm has
been sent TO tho Porte. demanding tho
evacuation OF Shumla and varna within q
certain time. and Prince I.obrusif Rostoff.
has been appointed ambassador to Con-
s%tantinople. The correspondent points
out that these rumors seem 10 DO incon.
aistent. but says the latter Is the better
authenticated
ODEssA. May 2.--Tho Grand Duks Nicho-
las arrived to-day and left for ~. Peters
burg.
LONDON. May "A special from Berlin
asserts that England does not object TO the
Austrian proposal 10 occupy Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
The Austrian Gasore publishes an order
prohibiting the expectation Of torpedocs.
A Vienna dispatch says that the Gov.
eminent again expresses confidence In the
prompt meeting Of q congress-, and IL
again urging England TO accept the con.
gress.
A telegram from 81. Petersburg n
nounces that an Imperial ukase has Just
been issued ordering tho formation OF
forty.eight fresh battalions, In addition to
the ~forty.eight called ont q fortnight ago.
Three new artillery brigades. with . hun.
dred and forty.four guns. are also forming.
Mr.. Cross. In his speech at Preston, last
night. said tho Government was not going
TO communicate to the public their pro.
posals In regard W the Eastern question
before the meeting Of the congress.
CossrAsTisoPLr. May Arms and
ammunition destined for the Mussulman
insurgents In Iioumania have been dis.
covered leaving Adrianople concealed In
collins.
The 0reat strike Ia England.
LONDON. May "A telegram from
Blackburn says the lockout contemplated
by the masters will embrace tho main
artery. seventy mile. long, from Inversion
10 Colne, with branches far and wide. Tho
strike Is mostly ended at Church and Ac-
crington, but elsewhere the spirit Ia be-
coming moro Incorporating. The mas.
tiers declare that they have gained TO the
extent Of ton per cent. by clearing on their
surplus stocks nj better prices than could
have been obtained II the mills lad been
working. From 1000 TO 5000 weayers
met at Sarwin wednesday. and reafirmed
that they wonld only accept reduced wages
u coupled with reduced timc. and would
not even communicate with tho masters Of
present.
more Cruisers Coming To America
CRossTApr. May Alt Is stated that
several steamers lying at Revel have been
purchased by the Russian Government for
the purpose Of being converted into cruis.
ers. Three vessels which left Revel q woek
ago are the property Of the knssiAn Adj.
miralty, and have gone 10 America TO re'
ceive their ornaments, which will DO pro-
vided by American firms, and receive on
board seamen who departed q short time
ago.
~Engii1hmen Ready for War.
LONDON. May "A memorial to the
Queen IL being extensively signed In Shelf
field. expressing confidence In tho min
isters and . willingness To make every
necessary sacrifice for the conduct OF tho
war until the cause Of peace and order IN
Europe IL secured from lawless aud reck.
less oppression.