Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
EUROPE.
Germany Acting as q Vol.
untary Mediator.
RUSSIAN TROOPS COMMANDING
THE AUSTRIAN FRONTIER.
Turkey Inclined to Favor
Great Britain.
A FRESH RESURRECTION IN SOUTH
AFRICA.
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DAILY Naval
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DALI Naval
L.atess war News.


DALI Naval
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Latest war Ns"a
30 far - diplomacy 10 concerned tns
situation In Eastern Europe remains 70
day practically what was last Sa'ufuay'
Strenuous Efforts arc being mAde 70 seoufs
peace especially BY Germany VINO "a.
thrown on her passive s.u.uoe' sno u sAio
to DO endeaVorins 70 'nauoe he C,A y
MAKE some concession 70 'ne asm.nu' "
drea' Df''ain' mess en0ru " D
have thus lar resulted IN gaming ~. QUO
point but mat Is an impornn. one. a0ts
seh.kof Ia now reported a. sayins tns' ..
dhika. the houmanian repreeenAl'e ~
W fs'ei''uis'
famous interview pupiisneo "eeA' ms
says tha' he cIar 'oo.s upon hs
acquisition OF bessaraoia ~ quesaon ~
which al kuropo 10 Interested AND WIZ
ling TO nav u discussed IN Ine congress-
should . congress assemble. TINS conoes'
sion Is . great one but 10 Will hardly AUS
fy England. The Bulgarian clauses OF tue
Treaty Of Ban stsfano are even more I'M
portant than that relating 70 bessarAoia.
II Russia holds her military rosd through
Roumania' with hor troops In Bulgaria
which, according to the treaty e1ends
southwark TO the Archipelago, tho posses
sion Of Bessarabia BY Prince Charles will
amount to but little. II will be simply .
plum ripening on the Roumanian tree
ready TO DO plucked by the Car the me.
ment he decides TO move southwark. which
will be. As England we'll understands, the
moment the Empire has had . breathing
spell and recovered from the effects OF the
late war.
In Turkey tho situation becomes more
important every day. The Sultan 10 be-
tween two fires. and to escape either be
must run hesdiong into tho other. His
inclination. doubtless. prompted BY . do
sire for revenge. 10 10 Join his fate 10 that
Of tho Russians, and fight against his late
ally. But In that case. should Great
Britain prove victorious, the last remnant
Of his power would DO swept away. On
the other hand. BY joining England be
brings npon himself the great burden Of
the war. The enemy IL 81 bis very gates.
prepared to swarm into Co~nstsntinopls at
. moments notice, and he sees the fate OF
burning Moscow awaiting tho fair city Of
the Bo.porus. The latest news. neverths-
less, incline to the side Of Great Britain.
Tho Turks arc now vigorously 81 work
eutrenching themselves at Buyukdere. and
thus far the Russians have been refused
permission TO gain . foothold there. II
the sickness Of venk Pssha discs not prove
fatal. tho probability now 10 that he will
induce the Sultan to stand by bis Oldest
friend, England.
Meantime Russia. while still protesting
. desire for peace. Ia making every prepar-
alton for offence and defence In the event
Of war. The tono Of Austria 10 not
friendly. and II England strikes the nrst
blow. Andrassy will very probably follow
with the second. Anticipating this, tho
Car is preparing 70 mass an army on the
Austrian frontier. which will contest the
entrance Of the allies Into Rou'
mania, where they will probably find
substantial aid and comfort at the hands Of
Prince Charles. The initial movement TO
this end was made yesterday, when . de-
tachment Of Russian soldiers took posses.
sion Of Palestin. This town 10 important
In . strategica point OF view. IL iies near
the banks Of the river Dambrovitia. In
Roumania, about thirty miles 10 the north
west Of Bucharest. II 10 about equi-distant