The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-13

ENGLAND.

III tuc IhouSc VI Sotutuuuss OH yum
Halker, discussing the purchase Of shids by
Russia In America, said there IL no reason To
suppose that the ships will he employed, In the
event Of war, ~ privateers, In contravention
Of the Paris declaration. There 10 no reason
TO believe that the United States will depart
from the observance Of the rules Of the Wash
ington treaty. There IL no necessity for dis
GUESSING the responsibility resting on the gov
ernmcnts Of Russia and the United States, since
there Ia no reason to suppose they would VIC
late their respective agreements. The London
Standard announces that II ie now more than
probable that the Congress will meet during
the first fortnight In June. Also that owing ia
the unsettled condition Of affairs IN Constan.
tinoplc the English feet will probably return
10 Princess Island.
The Duke Of Athole. May 2lst, had
two interviews with the Queen at Balmorsl
Castle, and Afterwards addressed . public meet
Ing declaring that the prospects, for peace were
very favorable.
The London Times, Of May IS. says
II becomes every day more and more an im'
perstivc necessity for Russia TO obtain recogni.
ton by tho other powers Of some modified ar
rangcmeut under which she will 30 relieved Of
what b practically . state Of var. This car
only be done fully by . discussion Of the ean
stcfano treaty In . European Congress. Rus
sia already knows the simple conditions on
which alone England win enter such . Con
gress. II may be modified, possibly In form
but In substance II must be conceded.
rRI ORIENT.
A ConstAntinople dispatch OF May
2ist says: An oficial dispatch TO the Turkish
representative abroad In relation 70 the truble
which look place In that city IL, that about 30
refugees entered the Garden Of ~lsalsce, inhab-
tied by the ex-Sultan Murda, and rAiscd shouts
Of Long live the sultan" The sentinels Of
the palace opposed the entry Of these men and
fred upon them, one being killed The troops
arriving, the sssAilsnts were beaten. Some
were killed and wounded on both sides. All
Suvis, who appears to have acted ~ the leader
and organizer Of the attack, was killed. The
AFFAIR had no other consequences, ami the pub
lie tranquility Was undisturbcd. A Pers special
Gays twenty-onc were killek and seventeen
wounded In the affair.
The Russo Turkish commission which
II was reported had failed to agree upon . line
Of demArkstion between the Turkish and Rus
sian forces, consisted Of Russian and Turkisf
corps commander appointed n Gen. Todle
bcn's suggestion, 10 az . new line Of denmark
alton and make new regulations for the betteI
preservation Of the peace In the present dan
gerous proximity Of the two armies. The Rue
stan and Turkish soldiers, where the lines ar,
In contact, frSternise cordially, and no troubl,
10 a~pprehsnded, despite the failure OF the CON
mission 10 agree. But II was thought advtsa
BILE 10 have the lines further apart and NOR
precise regulations.
Constantinople dispatches Of May ~,
give come further particular Of the Affair BE-
fore Tchersgan Palace. Nay Oth. AZ fAs y
can be gathered there Was m organized con
spiracy TO restore Murad, who was in the Tch
eragan Palace At the time. Mursd denies an!
knowledge Of the conspiracy reported, but hAl
since been removed 10 TopkAfon. The mum
Der Of revolutionists Ia variously estimated q
from 100 to 500, though the government In
circular 20 the Turkish representative abroat
says the number Was 81 Correspondents sgres
that the attempt a. . political demonstration