The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-01

were mangled almost beyond rec"g-
milton.
WEST INDIES
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, March 30 -
Troops and war material arc being got
in readiness.
VERSAILLES. March 29--The Cham
Der of Deputies rejected all grants
which had been restored to the budget
by the Senate. except increased grants
for invalids.
MARsErLLEs, March 30-A Japan
csc embassy. numbering fifty eight per-
sons. including the President Of the
Exhibition Commission, arrived to-day.
ROME, March 30 Cardinal Louis
Anal Di San Philippe Elesso is dying.
LONDON, March 29-In the House of
Lords, Lord Beaconsfeld deeply de-
plored that he would not have the sup
port of Lord Derby, when he submit
ted measures on which the Cabinet had
resolved to appeal to Parliam eDt. He
had felt of late that the political ties
between Lord Derby and himself must
soon terminate, but he lad believed
that it would DO in very different and
more natural manner. namely. that he,
Lord BeacOnsficld, would disappear
from the scene, while Lord Derby would
remain to take leading part liz public
! affairs. He was sustained at the
present moment by the confidence that
the policy of the Government recon-
mended to her Majesty, would tend to
maintenance of her empire, the freedom
of Europe and the greatness and secu-
rity of the couatry. Cheers. The OPP
position, in absence of definite confir-
nation. RETAINED from raising any dis
cussion for the present.
LONDON. March 30 - Vienna dis
patches say that Andrassy shows no
disposition to yield to Ignatieff. The
latter seems TO have confined himself to
o demonstration that Russia's military
position is such that she has nothing to
fear. and has consulted Austria's inter
ests. Austria still seems to hope for a
solution by the Congress. General
lgnatif said to the correspondent that
England has placed herself In diff
cult position by sending her feet to
the sea ..of Marmora, and the Russian
army would stay before Constantine.
ple until the fleet left. Other reports
say the first interview between Andras.
sy and Ingatiff was satisfactory to the
latter.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE. March 29.-Genl.
Melekof has addressed note to the
Porte. demanding the dismissal of the
British fleet from the neighborhood OF
Constantinople. Safaet Pasha com.
municated the note to Minister Layard
who, in accordance with Instructions of
the British Government. replied tina,
the fleet would remain until after the
departure of the Russians from the
envorDs of Constantinople. The
Porte handed the reply to Gsnl. Mele.
kef without remarks.
LONDON. March 3O-At its evening
setting of the House of Commons the
Marquis Of Harrington pointed on,
that as on Monday the House was to
receiev the Royal message, which must
indicate that the situation was either
one In which war was imminent or al
least he cricis was one Of extreme
gravity, the Eastern correspondence
should not only contain the communica
lions between Russia aud England bu.
communications showing the opinion.
of other great powers Sir Stafford
Northcot. stated that papers submitted
would give full information as to cor
respondence with all the powers. the
Government felt that the time had ar
rived when they should take decided
steps. The Government did DO. oh
iect to the treaty of San Stefano being
taken as the basis of new arrange
ment. They bad not attempted tc
stand on any questions of form. bu,
: only desire for full and fair discussion
VIENNA. March S0.-Genl Iynatia
had an interview with Coant Andrassy
today which lasted four hours. FL.
stated that he would leave Vienna
tomorrow.
LONDON. March ga Vienna dis
patch says it is rumored that Prince
Bismarck is making further efforts u
assemble the Congress. and has asked
England TO forward precise statement,
, Of her demands.
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