Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
EASTERN CORRESPONDENCE
The French Press.
Movements of Russian Troops.

LON DUN, pTll ..
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg SAYS
the inspired article in the journal de
st. Petersburg contains this sentence:
The conviction that E~ngland's demands
are Incompatible with the interests OF
Russia and Europe, Will find firm sup
port in the public opinion of this en-
pire. notw outstanding all hope of a
peaceful solution is not yet abandoned.
The Pail Mall G0zette hints if the
opposition endeavor to hinder the gov
ernment's measures, Parliament will
re dissolved. insuring, in the present
state of public feeling. an Overwhelm-
my Conservative majority.
The following additional Ees'ern
correspondence is published: Lord
Odo Russell, British ambassador at
Berlin, teIegraphs March 13, that
Prince Bismarck has requested HIM TO
state tn, It Germany would not partici.
pate in the conference without England.
and he (Bismarck) cannot understand
how a congress for the revision OF
European rights could be held when
England, M of the chief contractors,
was absent.
Despite the speeches of Lords Gran
Vile and Harrington, to the depu a.
tiOIio WI thN ANHtifftNN oicOho
ton on Wednesday, it is not believed
that the opposition will take a strong
line against the Governments policy.
Mr.. Gladstone and his followers may
endeavor to force the party leaders into
active antagoni~m, and the Indepeud
ent members may introduce resolu-
tons Disappearing the calling out OF
the Reserves, hut there will be strong
counter influences which the party
leaders are not likely IT, disregard. Tie
movement has already received the
adhesion of sixty or seventy liberal
members, having for its object to pre-
vent the party from trammeliDg the
Governments foreign policy.
The Times strongly condemns the OBJ
jects OF the deputation and sharply
criticises the supporters of Granville
and Harrington.
PARIS. April 5.
Prince Orlaf. the Russian Embass-
ador, has complained against the toni
II the French press, particularly the
j a7nGJ Des Debdts, which belongs tn
Leon Say. the French Minister OF
| Finance, and the Republic Franchise,
Gamhetta's organ. Prince Orloff con-
tends that for The ntterances OF those
IA pers the Government IL responsible.
| The French Minister of Foreign Ar
fairs, in reply to the Princes CON
| paint, said the Government has no
control over the papers in question,
but the press had been invited to he
less aggressive. Prince Orlotf was
much dissatisfied With the reply.
LONDON, April. 5.
Germany is again hu-ily mediatlng
between Austria and Russia. The pa
epers say thai Russia has ordered 1900
|topedoes here. with directjonsl that they
10 forwarded to the Turkish coast
occupied Ivy Russia.
Dispatches from Constantinople FORE
shadow the fall Of Ahmed Vefix Pasha.
President Of the Council If Minister'S
and Minister of the Interior, aud the
reconstruction of the ministry in a pro
Russian sense.
The military situation il attracting
attention. The Servian occupation of
Bulgaria will relieve the Russian troops
to be concentrated south OF the Bal
kans. There are indications that the
Russian troops. lately at Sofia and
north of A~drianople, are moving south