The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-04-03

i'smss @co4supondsn. MI isnnn
who is PROBABLY nearer 10 rouht Andras
sy's views. says: Gen. Ienstseffs pur
| poses are unknownA bu, p, oLs n ss,As per
scn mest zs3il,sf 4 IN the tfeal, If VI. Sse
fsno. be GOES soeA Min Ia sdepe and sh1s
l,ox h cam nalS ia id 81 I'd 5n t,Sests q
Autkvia lwt N she Xpst ~ il Roy a \ mon
! Is peffeciiy cspshIc u jndgiHE tilcse Nj,
,ers for itself. Gen. lgn,ticifi Is more Ike.
ly TO succeed on this thanon The two for
mer missions.
y LoSDeNs March r27,-rTles London cor
respondent Of he Manchester Guardian
SAYS: The situation ~ far as regards the
meeting vi Congress ~ much improve By
assurances that Lord Derby. tie Foreign
Isecictpfy. hasfecoived fions e bnt ScIouy.
|. Al #, the isursisb pnbssphor here. durln,
the last few hoass. Count Soho ,vslif KEEP
Russia snsgstivciri ais pocket anil Ne
ceNca adthority 10 gise these assurance |;
the e is some fer however. that the smooth
words may ne invented 10 qnie- England
until &c Ignaneif can negotiate IN un,
derstsnd;ng With Aoaria. - ! IN iiae
- vienna. March, - To-da,'s newspaper
consider Congress has fallci and Aus,rla
must now look 10 the y otectiOn u her
own interest. F l.'''' Y.
The Dentscke Zeitung (strong Germa
and anti llnngarian) thinks will gain ~ m
Anglo-Russian war. bcssuse Kussii must
pay sisiga price for Ausria's neatalay.
LONDON. March 27,-This sfiermon,,
Pail Mall Gazette prints Berlin special
dispatch saying: Tie powers have declin.
ed suggestion made by Russia that Cons
gresste held without Ehglsnd Prince
Gortsrhakoff is ende,soring L, bring about
mte,ing u the three Emperors' aid the
three Oh ncelkrs. Russia v nnders.o a
10 have Indicated her willingness i0 mike
further concessions " Remnants. being
prompted by tie growing apprehension Of
difference with knglnd Germany has,
under the circumstance. + shahslantd Tor
the present all idea Of issung insiisiions
Tor Congress. saF isaa
~ LONDON. Nlarel as. "A Times dispatch
from 81. Petersburg says that 1 dead lock
continues. = Il Is stated that Kussia IL auiIe
ready 20 make considerable modificsrlvrs If
IL can be shown thsa they sfs for the gem
rral good. aud tba, the powers will enter
the Congress with desire Of arriving st .
J.Table settlement. and not simply 10 un-
do What has been dnae. II ID believed.
however. that the Epglisb GoyeTwnent is
animated iy . yery different spirit.
i The Times. IN lea ling soiional. says
the hope that Congress will meet has nov
almost vanished the disagreement between
our Government aud that u Russia seems
insuperable.
LONDON. Marsh. 30. --Rasrisn news
papers state that many advantageous offers
ior lestsr-Of. mary ne. 10 ease of an Anglo
Russian war. have been received from the
United States aud elsewhere, but none
have been accepted 50 FAR.
A Pera correspondent of The Times tele-
graphs that be believes a thorough UNDER
standing between the Russians aud Turks
has been brought about BY the efforts Of
Reouf Pasha. Minister Of Wsr. and O.nsn
Pssha. Commander-iu,C hiei. who removed
tue obstacles TO the Grand Duke Nicholas
visit 70 Constantinople and inspired the
Sultan with cordial feeling towards the
Grand Duke. g" Ni's
The same correspondent also says he
learns on fair as,hority that the Turkish
troops have been % fafwnkdrswe from
the positions recently occupied near The
Bospborus. that the Rhssisns would no
longer Snd any tLing 20 proven, theni from
marching 10 the coast aud seizings port
xhich eommbnds the entrance 20 ihe Black
Sea. ts0t III Wli lei sant
sNts@ .s~s.ss- sss....>.s~.-ta t.A.i Aa8
The Fish Commission. -It may not be
generally known tb.s the uuited State gov
erDment has . hsh hsichery On Abelmsrle
Sound at shs punt between the mouths 81
ihe Kospoks aud Clsowsn rivers. The gov