Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-02-17
the perilous position in which the
laundering policy has placed it.
SILVER Market Fiat.

laundering policy has placed it.
SILVER Market Fiat.
LONDON, Feb. 16th.-The Econo-
mist says that silver is flat at Sgd,
the sales from Germany having re-
Gently been large and exports from
India checked by political fears, so
that the demand for remittance is
curtailed.
England REQUIRED 90 GIVE "a Guar.
antec- JuigaSia.
PARIS, Feb. 10 The correctness
of the following from Constantin-
ople is guaranteed: TO prevent the
Turks from firing on the fleet Eng
land was obliged to give assuran-
ces that it came for the protection
of Turkish as well as British inter-
ests.
There was at first some talk of
the small English party amongst
the Turks resisting Russian occu-
patton, but perseverance in this
intention is now impossible. This
statement may lie regarded as OFF,
cial. 1t probably means that the
Porte objects to the extent of terri
tory which Russia wishes included
in Bulgaria. Russia, in Difference
to Austria, is willing to limit the
time of the occnpatian of Bulgaria
to two years and consents to the
reorganization of Bulgaria by an
international Commission, but in
sists that the SuItan's direct Juris-
distion in Europe should be limited
to the strip of territory on the shore
of the Straits.
suIImn Evacuated by the Turks.
PERA, Feb. 1Gth.-The Turkish
squadron arrived Friday, bringing
stores and torpedoes from Sulima,
which has been evacuated.
War in India.
CALCUTTA, Feb. 16th.-Hostiii-
ties with the Jowaiklis has been re-
summed. The British cavalry, num-
bering $50 men defeated the en-
envy yesterday, killing six, includ-
ing one leader. Six English troops
were wounded. Three Jowaiklis
leaders were captured.
N COssress AnsteNu Ell C5hIeTence
VIENNA, Feb. 16th.-AccordIng
to intelligence from trustworthy
source, Congress, not Confer
ence is certain. 1t will probably
be held at Baden Baden, which
place Austria has proposed.
VIII Not occupy COnstnuiinopic.
New YORK, Feb. 16.-A dispatch
from London says it is authorize
lively stated that, in consequence
of Representations made by Aus
tria, backed by Germany, the Gar
of Russia has abandoned the idea
of occupying Constantinople.
Envoy to Grand Duke Nicholas.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, February 49,
1t is stated that Namyek Pasha,
who has gone to the Russian head
quarters charged to dlssuade the
Grand Duke Nicholas from occupy.
ing Constantinople, is also in
structed to endeavor to induce the
Russian Plenipotentiaries to reduce
certain fresh peace conditions of
very onerous character demanded
by Russia.
bio thea peace.
PERA, Feb. 16th.-It is generally
expected that the Grand Duke
Nicholas will enter Constantinople
with portion of his army, but will
come as the guest and friend of the
Sultan with the consent of the
nation.
In the Russian camp q renewal
of hostilities Is discussed as more
probable than peace and every
measure is being adopted to con-
solidate the Russian advance. A
war with England would be very
popular with the army, though the
officers speak of it gravely as n
terrible struggle. In this state Of
feeling, if we have to begin again,
say the Russian officers, nothing
could save Constantinople from us,
and we would not leave one stone
upon another.
H.ooM red upon us an Act af War.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 16.-The
announcement of the arrival of the
British fleet at Conslantinople has
created immense excitement and
feeling. 1t is looked upon as an act
of war and rs a defiance of the com.
pact Of the European powers.
Expisin,u. Enaian,s's E.oiicy.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. lG.-The
British Ambassador had a long au.
dience with the Sultan last night
to explain England's policy to his
Majesty.
Gueek lasUrGcDfs Repnised.
ATHENS, Feb. l0th.-A strong
body of insurgents from Armisgros
has been repulsed. Seven hundred
Greek volunteers crossed the
frontier yesterday and a considera-
BILE number left Piimls last eve
ming for Lamiaia.
Good offices Of Gerasaay Requested.
BERLIN, Feb. ia request was
received from st. Petersburg yes
terday that German influence CAN
not but be peaceful, in spite of all
assertions to the contrary. The
relations existing between the
three Imperial Courts not only
place all idea of any GOODNESS arts.
ing between them entirely out of
the question, but also offer sure
guarantee for the maintenance of
general peace.
The 1nsurrtcitOn la TnrssnIy.
ATHENS, Feb, 1G.-The Thessal-
ian insurgents took Platano to day.