Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PEACE TREATY AT LAST
SIGNED.
All QuestiOns TO be Submitted to
The Congress.
SENSATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENTS STILL PREDICT WAR.
PESTH, March IS.

Ir1nch blstI1dFCk IhS I1Dllltu tu6
Austrian Government that Russia, in
consequence of his interpositinn. has
to submit all peace cnndi-
lions without exception Ia the con-
gress Tor discussion. should the con-
gress make a demandto that effect.
ST. PETERSBURG, March Is.
RatificatIons OF The treaty of peace
were exchanged to day. Two condi-
tons will be published A. soon AS they
are communicated to the Powers.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March is.
Russian troops ave crossed the riv-
err between Makri Koi and San Stefano
and occupied three Villages near MakIi
Koi. The Porte, by advice of Mukhiar
Pasha, has not yet a>sented 10 the
Russians occupying Bujukdere. They
have arrived at DoInuusdere, behind
B~ujukdere, and the Cars yacht
Eyrklick, with TWO torpedo boats. has
cast anchor Oft Bujukdere. Blunt, the
British Consul ut Adriauople, has ar
rived here. the Russians having re-
fused to recognize II Consular body at
Adrianople or Phillippopolis.
PARIS, March Is.
NJ. Paul de Cassagnac writing to
lie PuyS on the occasion of the Prince
ImperIal's birthday, ex expresses belief IN
n speedy restoration OF the Empire.
He declares that the I'm perialists are
ready and will be yigiiant and resolute
when the occasion presents itself. The
Prince neither intrlgues nor observes a
purely contetnplative attitude, but ad
mits. like his father, the doctrine OF
providential Intervention.
LONDON, March Is.
Between 5000 and 5000 Oldham
cav are engaged in the strike, and
lock out II number OF operatives in
other departments, who are kept idle
in consequence of the s,oppage of work
by the V Great distress pre-
walls.
Consols. 95 8 l6; bonds. 67s. 1919:
NEVIS, 1919. Consols declined to day
on a rumor that Lord Derby had re-
signed the Foreign Secretaryship.
The rumor is probably utterly ba>eless
and purely of "a stock jobling origin.
Although the Russo-Turkish treaty
has been ratified by both Powers. the
situation of affairs is regarded a. very
dangerous to the peace OF Europe, al d,
while osiensihly there is nc desire for
war by any Power. there are nd ca
tons hat the general drift is warlika
rather than peaceful. News Of the ,ati-
fication has not had the effect to relieve
the general apprehension. A promi-
nent Conservative and a member of
the Government said, on learning of
the ratification: "Ineverthele>s believe
Val inevitable"
A special from st. Petersburg SAYS :
The treaty leaves u good many points
open. IL reserves the question OF the
straits for the congress-. and leaves the
southern frontier OF Bulgaria tn be de-
termined by an International commits
sion, according 10 the nationality of the
inhabitants. The question of the an
%nexa,ion OF the port of korola IL left tn
the commission, and thus serious dith
culties on that point are avoided.
Lori DERBY will probably receive
the treaty next Saturday, as the courier
for London will leave on Tuesday.
This correspondent explains some new
difficulties in regard To the congress.
He sa vs. that England deuants a for
NAL engagement hat all the clauses oil
the treaty shall be submitted tor dis
cussion. Russia holds that such AN
engagement is quite unnecessary, n
that the treaty will he known before
The congress meets. and The Plenipn'
tentiaries may discuss which clauses
NAV he submitted for consideration.
While the discussion turns rather on
diplomatic prestage than on real inter.
ests, the feeling is such that some
members of the official world in st.
Petersburg declare that England has
decided IN war, and is simply caviling
to gain time.
ST. PETERSBURG, March IS.
The Gol0s states that in accordance
with the orders OF the Minister of the
Interior. the Magistrates of st. P-ters-
burg are compiling lists of persons
qualified To- officer the militia which Is
about TO be formed.
CoNsTANTIHOPLE, March IL.
England has obtained permission
from the PORE to disembark some
troops on the island OF On,enefdos, and
send four ironclads To the Sea Of Mar
FORA. Mormon. the draeoman of the
Russian Legation, has protested
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