The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-07
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ment on the AuStrlAD-h hungarian COM
promise, which will be submitted to
Parliament for solicitation next week
Count Andrassy at Cabinet Council
said the realization Of vote of credit
was urgently required to give power
for the speedy concentration of troops
on the Pennsylvania and Bosnia
frontiers.
Safaet Pasha has pursuaded General
Todleben to grant six days delay in re-
gard to the evacuation of Schmula and
Varna only,
The report is current in Vienna that
famine prevails in Eastern Russia
BELGRADE, May 5-Servian detach-
ments are advancing gradually towards
Pristend and Salonica. But at Uskup
their progress has been impeded by
guerilla warfare Of Mohammedans.
ST. PETERSBURG, May ). - Grand
Duke Nicholas arrived here to-day. He
was enthusiastically received.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 6. A por-
tion Of the Russians at San Stefano
have withdrawn to Habomaki
BUCHAREST, May Cit is under
stood Russia has proposed q new mill
tary convention, by which she will be
empowered to construct camps at Pla-
JEST and Fojschani, engaging in return
to remove her headquarters and other
establishments connected with troops
from Bucharest. Roumania has refused
to assent.
LONDON, May 6. - Hobart Pasha
dined with Queen Victoria at Windsor
Castle yesterday.
The British Government has ordered
a million pounds weight of lint and
other appliance for wounded soldiers.
A telegram from Constantinople says
Moukhtar, Osman and Mehemet Ali
Pashas have gone to San Stefano.
A special Envoy has gone to Batoum
with instructions for Dervish Pasha
from the Porte.
Prince Labonez is expected to leave
st. Petersburg on Tuesday. Shakir
Pssha will start thither on the 18th
instant.
LONDON, May 6.-Continued fighting
is reported about Haskoi, the scene of
the Pomsk Instruction.
LONDON, May 6-3 P. M.-An enor-
nous fire is now raging in Manchester.
Owing to a want of water two timber
yards and nine Or ten houses are already
destroyed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May Ga special
dispatch says Odyk Pasha, President
of the Council of Ministers. and Safaek
Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, had
an interview with General Todleben
yesterday.
VIENNA, May GA dispatch says
Count Andrassy will leave to day on a
shooting excursion.
LONDON, May 6.-The political stu
alton remains unchanged, and the
course of negotiations between London
and st. Petersburg remain uneventful
A Constantinople correspondent says
another palace revolution is threatened.
1t is difficult to say what would be the
attitude of the Russians in case of a
revolution. English influence is be-
lieved to be uppermost in the Councils
of the Sultan. A majority of the
Pashas and all the late Ministry are
against the Sultan, and the people are
Disconnected. There has been violent
speeches against the tax on bread,
which is not at famine price. The
Pashas are all ready to fly at each
others throats Osmyn Pasha is cursed
on all sides by the other Pashas as a
fool and traitor. Without English or
Russian support the Sultan could not
remain on the throne single day
A correspondent says: l have JUS.
heard that the Porte has sent note to
the powers, maintaining that it cannot
evacuate Shumla, Varna ard Batoum
until the Russians retire. and according
to the treaty of San Stefano. the sur
render of Adrianople. The Russians
say they cannot withdraw until the
Turks evacuate the fortress.
The coming week will be busy
one at the English arsenals ana deck
yards, and all the ship owners who
hitherto have been privileged to berth
their vessels in proximity to the admir-,
atty mocrings opposite Victualist yard
at Deptiord, have received notice to re-
move them to-day. All the room
available is 10 be reserved for trans
ports.
The report OF the recruiting officers
at Portsmouth show remarkable in.
crease in the number of eplistments for
the army, and the increase is still ad-
vancing at steady rate.
/ PARIS, May 6.-Thc Onion publish
es retraetion by father Curci. in which
/ he declares he entirely adheres to all