Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22

The General Tenor Of the
News Peaceful.
SCHOUyALOPP TAKES GREAT CON.
CESSIONs TO LONDON.
ts,scrAL Dr'rIrcHr' TO y ooLD Hni
EUROPE.
tsrkcrAL DISPATCHES TO ras Coin nui
DAILY Nkws.l
Tho Eastern Que.lien.

There 10 no change In the situation In
Eastern Europe. The dispatch from o.
tawa, to the effect that tho Imperial Gov
eminent had notified the Dominion ay.
thorities that war Is inevitable. Is contra.
dicted. and the peace party. on the whole.
seems to hsve hIi the best Of 1t yesterday.
Nothing definite can be known until Count
Schouvalofr's report Ia made public. which
will probably be the last Of this week.
The s%ituatios Ia Easter" Europe.
LONDON. May 2i.-Tho Standard an.
nounces that II 10 nov more than probable
that the Congress will meet during the first
fortnight Of June. and also that owing to
tho unsettled state Of public Affairs In Con.
s~tantinople the English fleet will probably
move To ths Princes Islands.
CoSsrASTISoPLE. May 2i.-In conse-
quence 81 the incident at the Tcheragan
Palace, tho Minister Of Marine has been
superseded by v-ssim Pssha. Other
changes Ia tho Ministry AFRO Ap~prehended.
LONDON. May 2l.-Paciio new comes
from ~. Petersburg. Berlin and Paris. A
Berlin dispatch says that Coun ~Schouvaloff
expressed to Lord Odo Russell. the British
ambassador, Q hope that the negotiations
between England and Russia would lead TO
o peaceful arrangement. A Vienna corrc-
spondent, however. says IN order to appre-
ciAto tho exact value Of the announcement
Of 0 speedy meeting Of the Congress, II
must DO mentioned that IL emanatcs from
financial sources ~ for political aud dip
lonatic circles, they are more reticent than
ever.
A Vienna dispatch says the possibility Of
. Congress seems 10 be generally admitted,
although few have confidence In Its results.
Count Andrassy nc longer has implicit
faith In that mode OF settlement.
According 10 Pera advioes the Turkish
delegates sent to pacify the insurgents
completely failed. Their return proves
that the instruction must take its course.
A 1t. Petersburg correspondent states
that the runors that Russia Is endeavoring
to negotiate q new loan are destitute OF
real foundation.
NEW YoRK. May 2l.-A Herald 81. Pc
tersburg special says: II has transpired
that the Gar insists on the possession OF
Kars and Arabian, but 10 willing TO ro-
nouncc Batoum. This 10 tho utmost limit
Of the concessions he Is prepared to make
In Asia. With regard to tho limits OF Bull
gariA. he IL perfectly satisfied 10 leave the
decision 10 tho Congress. Primes Gort-
schakoff regards the meeting OF the latter
body rs certain to take place about tho
middle Of June.
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LONDON, may zI.-i"o una IT. ns
cisndc.,ineiy an Monday might. n n D
posed their destination Is America. Rus.
sian agents are 10 sweden inspceuns snip,
rrn..r W"
Ioxnox. Nav oa-Tbe puko Of Athol
x.s,srjsv hal two interviews with Inc
onson n; R,imoraI Cattle. and aftervard
s,Ii,e..oi 4 nnhiic meeting. declsrinp That
n.y. nrosn..,l 10, nesco vsrs yerv favor.
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ut. PErhhspuho' may FIN hye"ee
Ea''s q Journal .. ". I'f,r.hnrg warns
the pnblic against the pess'mis' news rom
Constaniinople. where they say. endeAv-
ors are being made 70 proven. sh unuer-
standing between England ana i'ussia'
neba,iux tI,, 0oyevumenCs Policy.
Iov,,v MAJ i-D.h.,e In tho Hopse
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