Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
AUSTRIA ON THE CONGRESS.
Her Majesty's Message.
The Reserves Called Out for per
manent Service"
LONDON. Anril 2.

Qneiicc OF LOfd DbrDy's TeSlknat1ob,
aud the calling on. OF the reserves,
Austria has ceased her efforts to effect
~ compromise about the cong ress, feel.
ing sure that Russia will not yield to
Engiand's demands now, when in do.
ing so >he would seem somew hat To
have submit ed before a threat, hut
what may not lie possible nov may
become so later. as the interruption I'll
negotiations j regard to the congress
and the order for the mobilization OF
the reserves in England. need not he
followed AT once by actual collision be-
tween the two Powers. and the convic-
tinn may be forced upon them that,
after all, the ongre offers the only
possible chance of a perpetual settle
nient.
The Money Market Reuiev says it is
morally certain that war would tie M
mediately followed by Russian bank
ruptcv, and an entire suspension of the
payments of their debt.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of
the Exchequer, announced in the
House OF ComnOns yesterday after
noon that Lord Salisbury had been APP
pointed foreign Secretary. Sir Stafford
Northcoie. in reply to a question by
lJDIu lldIfiIks''uy SdIo q S'iSdiH ib"''
been sent to the Powers by the BRUSH
government explaining the views If
the government regarding the present
position of affairs. The Qusen's mes
sage for calling ont the reserves was
read by the speaker. II II as follows /:
The present state of public affairs in
the East and the necessity OF taking
steps, for Che protection of the interests
of the Empire having constituted in
the opinion of Her Majesty q case OF
great emergency within the meaning
OF the acts of Parliament in that tie
half, Her Majesty deems it proper To
provide additional means for the pub
lie service Therefore. in pursuance
of these acts Her Majesty has III ,ught
it RICH, to communicate to the House
that she il about 10 direct the reserve
force, or such part thereof a. Her Ma
jesty may think necessary. t. he forth
| with called out for permanent service,
Discussion of the message was post
poDed till Monday next.
BERLIN, April 2.
It is believed Bismarck will ac-
| quiesce in the adverse vote of the
Prussian Parliament IN the proposal
for creating q ministry OF railw ays,
which was supported ny the Prince,
and will not dissolve the House. The
appointment of Count Won Gutenberg,
nephew at Count +. A. Won Euienberg,
former minister, to the ministry of the
Interior ; Mo-, tnwh to the ministry Ol
Commerce /; Hobrtcht TO the ministry
Of Finance, and Achtrtoch to the gov.
ernorshipo of Yves, Prussia are gazetted.
| The government of Nicaragua has az.
cepted the conditions proposed by
Germany.
ROME, April 2.
Count Corviti, the Foreign Minister.
| has promised the Chanher of Depu-
ties to explain The Governments East.
ern policy on the 9Th instant. 1t il
expected he will say that observant &C.
ton and neutrality are inexorsbly
Italy's policy Home complications
and the necessitv of keeping IN good
terms with Germany aud Austria will
keep her quiet.
Cardinal McClosky has gone to
Florence.
Father Becker, General Of the So.
ciety of Jesnits, is III.
A faction hostile to the Pope IL said
to exist among The Cardinals, headed
by Ca rdinals Berardi, Billlo AMI Mar
t%inelli. They are displeased with the
temperate tenor Of his a%llOcution, the
appoint ment of Cardinal de- Pietra a>
Gamer Tango. and the fact that the
Pope has moi announced his accession
to deposed sovrr-igns.
The commission Of Cardinals ap.
pointed Ia consider the position Of Car.
dinais appointed to consider the posi-.
ton of Catholics in reference to Pariia
mentary elections. have reported that
II il the duty of Catholics To partici-
pate In elections and accept seats in
Parliament II elected. taking the usual
oat bis to the King and Parliament. but
pledging ihemseIves not Ia offend
against the laws of the Church.
PARIS, April 2.
kilograms from Vienna. renewed in
Paris, state that Connt Andrassy told
General Ignati+ff That Austrian neu-
trality. II not co operation, miaht be
secured by altering the south western
boundary of Bulgaria so Ms to make
the Ottoman Territory continuous, and
ny securing Austrian military and
commercial supremacy in Servis, Mon.
teneRro, Bosnia. Herzegovinis aud Al.
I bania.