The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04
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TIE tsitish Minister. lAyati. has SPOKEN
ancsAstAiiy IN ssch way ~ te eunsires The
TAsAa ,.as EnslAnd ~tIl aid them, and the,
At~ TAT Fs2alnln9 confidence. Their der4r.
esssra rAs~s rarSvncy hAs taken saaden ri.s,
The fellawsns woeds ARE attributed 10 shs
Gear In reply 10 dspHsation headed by I,rince
Ocstsrhaho6 "Enxland Intends, app~sen,iv,
" esetrtsr rswe@nr~ aron thc liberty ~ our
acsson, eMs we ~tIi not consent 10 mediation,
and ase ARMED against intervention"
A ~. Petersburg Journal says The rort. 4 ~.
quest fos mediation will 10 declined beeausc,
Anccrdtng 10 international law, mediation II
only r"saIhle when solicited by both bellig.r.
snis. Otherwise mediation becomes inseryen.
tion.
II Ia sumosed that Osman ra.Aa, the com.
u ricvnA, Il IL bc tried i,y |
HussaAn military court for The slaughter of The
wounded after several engagements u the pas.
summer.
There sssnss little doubt tha, England has
consented 10 accept the oatcs of peAccmakcr,
and will undertake N bring about an adjust.
nscnt between nussiA aud Turkey. Tho an.
nouncement II nov made officially In tie Lon. /
Ion Adrvvfisr thAt the british Oovernncn,
has acceded 10 1tskoys reqncrt. and viii ssy /
whst can " donc toward prevailing upon Ilua. /
sia 10 negotiate terms of peace.
lIcansovcements ordered for Tho Nua4Isn
Asmy exceed 5000 men. Tho Army of tho l
Baltic, numbering 10000 mon. 1. Also being
formed. ltussla has bought 100000 riiias IL
|lsrlin.
A London dispatch II Dec ~ saysi II am
informed, on good authority, that In EnglI1h !
military circles war Il considered almost lney.
eabls. AFfaigessSuts Afs sompletsd and rsai- |
ssenM aIlolsd Tor IN army of 10000 men, and
'ispS ase already taking toward the formation
u tho nnclsus for reserve army. Profound
prevails here, and there |. great d.
*sS@lo'i IN trade and AnAnce."
There sre no eomplalnls oi ~ unreasonable
nlldnssa In tho weather ol, tho Danube. SHOW
= tho headquarters u the na1aan army near
|snst1hnk II two foot deep. thu roads ata 10
ongsr pAnAable Tor wagons, sledgur for winter
40 have not been provided tho luartermss.
sfs declare that they cannot keep np the r,,i~
plles Tor tho cavalry, and grave fears sfe enter.
aimed thst thc bridges Will bo fukrn by tcc.
son'pIstely intsrurAing The mo, cnen. u food
Ior man and bsast.