Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-03
LOS ANGELES, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 3. 1873.
to be applied for the occupation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina.

to be applied for the occupation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
PERA, March 9 "A Constantine
pie telegram, dated Thursday, says
the Porte is fully prepared to sign
the treaty of peace, excepting the
clause concerning the iron-clads,
OH which Russia is unlikely to in
sist. Hence the signature of the
treaty is expected by Saturday.
Negotiations concerning the con-
ference proceed slowly. Austria's
resolution to bring about it's meet
ing is mistaken; however, it will
probably meet in spite of the pres
ent apathy by the powers on the
subject.
The War Talk Goes On.
LONDON, March "A Berlin
special says that Austria, in conse-
quence of Germany's confidential
representations, has abandoned the
idea of war, but will occupy Bosnia
and Herzegovina if Russia persists
in her pretensions. A dispatch
from Gallipoli, dated Wednesday,
says that the Turkish Minister of
War has ordered the Governor of
the Dardanelies to prevent any
more men-ofwar, whether British,
French or Austrian, from entering
the Sea of Marmora.
A Vienna dispatch says that the
willingness of Russia to grant con-
cess ions TO Austria arises from the
fact that the Princes of Roumania
and Servia have resolved to accept
Austria's protection If it is obtain.
able.
a telegram from Bucharest re-
ceivcd in Paris states that Austria
is concentrating troops at Herman
stadt, Pennsylvania.
a Cause Of Rejoicing.
LONDON, March 2.-The Times
says that the announcements in
Parliament yesterday evening will
be welcomed as renewing some
hope of a peaceful settlement OF the
Eastern question.
THO English Ministry Take IA
Gloomy View.
LONDON, March 2.-There is no
doubt that the English Ministry
take gloomy view of the pros
poets of peace.
Great Britain Nervous About Her
rieet.
LONDON, March "A Constanti-
nople special says that great mis-
trust and uneasiness is felt respect
ing Russian designs on the Bos-
phorus. They can occupy the
Chanak forts at moments notice.
Movements, the objects of which
are not apparent, are still progress
ing. The position of the RritIs
ships at Tuzla is regarded critic
owing to ti,e short run
for torpedo boats from Lehk-
medic or San Stefano. 1t is strong.
ly suspected that torpedo boats aud
are being dispatched to
the sea of Marmora ia sections.
The Russians occupy Charloi,
Qdesto, Eregli, Sliori and TcheIl-
medic, all of which places are ad.
mirably suited as bases FIR torpedo
operations, should it be decided to
menace our fleet. Precautions are
taken nightly to guard vessels
against surprise,
ssapaI Matters.
ROME, march 2d.-It is said that
the Pope intends to dismiss the
Gendarmes and the
Swiss Guards. He will probably
reside mostly at Castle Gsndo.fo, i,
village fourteen miles southeast of
Rome, in order to be away from
the Italian government. The re-
port of the appointment of Cardi.
nal Simeoni, as Pontifical Secre-
tary of State, was premature.
Tho Drift nf Russian Opinion.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.-The
feeling against England has con-
stantly increased till it has reached
fever heat. Several prominent
journals openly advocate war with
England and insist that n blow
shall be struck before British pre-.
partitions are completed. Others
advise that "a position on the Straits
be seized shd Copstantinople occu-
pied at once, and then permit Eng
land to make what she pleases Of
the situation,
HARD ON she Resp, csaDle CitIzens.
BELGRADE, March 2.-Forty.one
respectable citizens have been i'm
prisoned at Simindra and q number
at Paratischin and Jagodina,
charged with cOnspiring to assassin
ate Prince Milan on his homewaFd
journey.