Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-01

NEW YoRK. April Ia Herald 81. Pc
tersburg special says II IL admitted In OH
cial circles that Ignstief's visit to Vienna
TO gain Andrsssy over was . failure. The
general situation IL regarded a. disquiet-
ing. The Government, however. Is firm,
and has decided TO push matters 10 the ex-
IRENE end. 1t IL felt on all hands that war
cannot bs Averted. The French fleet
against Epgland's Is regarded ~ necessa.
~. and IL Is rumored that means have been
devised for securing France. The Czar
soon leaves TO Join the army. The great.
est activity prevails in all departments Of
the army.
Specials say the Gar has ordered 1--WE
hundred additional Krupp guns. There
has been an unimportant scrimmage DO
tween Russian and English sailors ct Ban
Stefano.
Austria Refuses the Rassias Sop.
vienna. April l.-GenerL Ignatied left
for St. Petersburg this morning. The
semi-oficial NOniays R.ras says that Gen.
eral Ignatieff ascertained from Count
Andrassy that Austria rejects the treaty OF
peace signed at San stefano. ~ clashing
both with her own and European interests.
Count Andrassy also informed General
Ignatieff Of AustriA's interests with great
exaetness. but General Ignatieff being
without power 10 conclude any arrange
ment whatever, could only accept the
declaration al referendum.
PARIS. April IA special TO b Pdfr'.
from vienna says the m 10 current
there that the immediate mobilization OF
400, 900 men on the Bosnian frontiers has
been ordered. The Tempe Vienna dis
patch reports that In consequence OF .
demonstration In the Hungarian Diet Sat.
urdAy, when an allusion 70 an understand
ing with England was much cheered. N.
sissca, q chief Of the Hungarian Ministry.
has been summoned 10 Vienna.
LONDON, April IA Vienna dispatch To
the Daiiy T.isgraph says that Count An
Grassy Is making fresh efforts 10 bring
about the meeting Of the congress-, and
thinks Russia will eventually yield to
England's demand. Count Andrassy In
formed General Ignatieff that tho whole
tendency Of the treaty was In opposition to
the interests Of Europe. aud no lasting
peace could b eoneiudeu Ti.nous u
N'n III nn,.s,s hsJ .i,ocsshcr .bsn.
,loneS the idea Of the congress, In conse.
quenoe Of the difficulties raised by Eng
land. ne urged ma, AnGray ,So,in.S a ho
iii boneJ for a congress. but declared
that II he hal to consider the treaty solely
from IN Austrian point Of view. he would
demand far greater concessions than IL
no had 10 consider II in relation to the
general interests Of Europa. lgnAtien ALSO
failed TO convince tho Emperor. The
Telegraph. correspondent says he has the
foregoing on the highest Official authority.
He adds that Germany has approved the
refusal Of Prince Charles Of houmelia To
surrender Bessarabia. unless invited 10 do
50 by the Powers.
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LONDON Aprh Ia i'"'' i'oih' sPe'i
says: Pope Lco's allocution was delivered
nj the con.i.tory THURSDAY, and gives tho
I,.,i,,. ,.no,., ..,i.,.c,ion Tho ,llusion
i'AiiA'' b'"o'A Nn,
to the church's captivity Is very miiu'
His holiness expresses no intention 10
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main stress o. the iA'u oh .o
relations which IL is intended should exist
between the Pore and the Cardinals. The
g., co,,.c. ,v,iacs the Council az 70.
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called by Moses 70 pe MS assistants anu
advisers In the government OF the people
Of Israel. lie wishes the Cardinals to 10
his b~ystAnders and fellow lAborers, and
lest Il should DO thought that merely I'M
meaning words fell from his lips. he eI-
presses all the reliance he puts on their
wise counsel, trusting n begging u may
never fail him. II was the dearest wish Of
the Council OF trent thA. inc AuminIsua
ton Of the universal church should rest on
the Council OF Cardinals. This, say.