The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-20
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LONDON, April 19.-At Blackburn,
Darwin, Burnley, Lower House, Padi-
shan, Arlington Church, Oswald. Ris-
pom, Twistle, Great Harwood and Bar
endon the strike among the cotton
operators is general.
BERLIN, April l9.-The statement OF
the Central Nt,es of London yesterday,
that the powers have agreed to Prince
Bismarck's suggestion that the Ambas-
sailors at Berlin should hold confer
ence to arrange the course of proceed
ings at the proposed congress, time of
meeting, etc. and that the respective
Governments have been formally re-
quested to instruct their Ambassadors
accordingly, is premature. although
there is no doubt the chances of the
conference assembling have certainly
increased.
LONDON, April l9.-The tenor Of
this mornings news from the great
capitals is peaceful, but does not quite
confirm positive announcements pub
lished yesterday.
The Daily Neacs has st. Petersburg
special saying that the unofficial press
is less sanguine than the officials, be-
cause it thinks that England's prepare.
tions are inconsistent with peaceful
inclination.
The national movement for q SUBJ
scribing fund to arm Russian cruisers.
is making progress in all parts of the
Empire.
A special dispatch from Athens says
it.is now certain that the Thessalanian
instruction is q complete failure.
The Greeks have lost all heart for fur
Their effort. They rely now wholly on
England.
A Vienna correspondent says All
med Vetik Effendi, whom the Sultan
dismissed from the position of President
of the Council, and Minister of the In
terror, advocated an immediate ALI.
ance with England, while other min
listers and the Sultan favored neutrality
for the present.
LONDON, April l9-The Times COM
ments on the dispatch from st. Peters
burg to the effect that the belief pre-,
walls in official circles that Germany's
mediation is likely to be successful |;
that the congress will soon meet, the
preliminary conferences of ambassa-
doris at Berlin probably deciding that
invitations shall be issued to consider
the notifications necessary in the trea-
ties of 1856 ana 1871; that it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that some such for
mula will be accepted in both London
and st. Petersburg, etc, and says we
cannot afford any more engagements of
imperfect accuracy. 1t is necessary,
therefore, for the present, to entertain
with reserve the encouraging hopes
held out to us by the mediation now
offered, and however hopeful may have
been the preliminary interchange OF
views, it will also be necessary for our
government to consider with great care
the specific proposition which is made
to them. The same article considers
that no alarm need be aroused by the
proclamation of the Queen prohibiting
the export from this country of war
material. Such prohibition, it says,
sis a necessary precaution so long as
We are compelled to contemplate the
possibility of having to assert our in
terests by force"
LONDON, April ia correspondent
of the Times at Kalsfat telegrsphs as
follows: Hostile feeling between Rus
slams and the Roumsniaus is increasing.
Preparations are making to transfer
military stores and State archives from
Bucharest to Turnzeverein.