Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-31

considerations that were recently
telegraphed in these dispatches
when presented by the Senate
Committee in their report upon
Booths similar bill.
Montgomery B,air'- Resoiu,i"n
Adopted.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 30th.-
The House Of Delegates to-day
adopted Montgomery Blair's joint
resolution, asking the Supreme
Court to reverse the decision of
the Electoral Commission.
Amnesty for Cubans
HAVANA, March 30.-The Cap
tain General has issued all amnesty
proclamation.
A Last Effort 60 Invoke - Congress.
LONDON, March 3O.-A Vienna
despatch says it is rumored that
Prince Bismarck is making further
efforts to assemble the Congress
and has asked England to forward
the precise statements of her de-
mands.
A special from Pera states that
the visit Of Grand Duke Nicholas
has ended all hopes Of reconciIia-
ton. All the foreign vessels, ex.
cept the English, manned their
yards az he left in the Imperial
yacht on Thursday. A special
England has brought Ignatieff's
negotiations to standstilI. Count
Andrassy Will, at present, listen to
no proposal, and certainly, in the
event of Anglo Russian war, would
insist on concessions which tho
Russians are now indisposed to
make.
LONDON, March 90th.-A special
from ConstantinOple announces
that the Turks have abandoned
Karak at the Black Sea entrance of
the Bosphorus. Russian newspapers
state that many advantageous off
ers for letters OF marque in the case
OF an Anglo Russian war, have
been received from the United
States and elsewhere but none have
been accepted so far.
IgnaiicH amN A"drn.sy.
LONDON, March 30.-Vienna dis :
patches ssy that Andrassy shows no
disposition to yield to Ignatieff.
The latter seems 20 have confined
himself TO the demonstration that
Russia's military position is such
That she has nothing 10 fear and
has consulted Austlia's interests.
Austria still seems to hope for So
luton by Congress-. Ignatieff said
to correspondent that England
had placed herself in a difficult po-
sition by sending her fleet to the
Sea of Marmora, and the Russian
army would stay before Constanti-
nople till the fleet left. Other re-
ports say that the first interview
between Andrassy ard Ignatieff
was satisfactory to the latter.
ASioek Panic.
LONDON, March 30th.-State-
panic on the Stock Exchange.
l.. the House Of Commons
LONDON, March 30.-At the eve
ming sitting of the House of Com
mons, Marquis Harrington pointed
out that as on Monday the House
was to receive the Royal Message,
which must indicate that the stu
alton was either one in which war
was imminent, or at least the crisis
was one of extreme gravity,
the Eastern correspondence should
contain not only communications
between Russia and England, but
communications showing the opin.
ions of other Powers. Sir Stafford
NOrthcOte stated that the papers
submitted would give full informa-
ton as to the correspondence with
all Powers. The Government felt
that the time had arrived when
they should take n decided step.
The Government did not object to
the treaty of San Stefano being
taken as basis for new arrange
ment. They had not attempted TO
stand on any question of form, but
only desired u full aud fair discus
| sion.
! Diplomacy nj WORK.
| VIENNA, March 30-General L..
natieff had an interview withCount
Andrassy to-day which lasted four
hours. 1t Is stated that he will
leave Vienna tomorrow.
More aud More savage.
CoNSTANTINOPLE, March 3d.
General Me;ikoH has addressed a
note to the Porte demanding the
dismissal of the British fleet from
the neighborhood of Constantine
pie. Safvet Pasha communicated the
note to Minister Layard, who, in
accordance with instructions from
the British Government, replied
that the fleet would remain until
after the departure of the Rus
SLAMS from the environs of Con-
stantinople. The Porte handed the
reply to General Melikoff without
remark.
Troops and Arms for Jamaica.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 30th.
Troops and war material are be-