Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
EUROPE.
RumOred Collision Of the
British and Russians.
THE ENGLISH PEOPLE ANXIOUS
FOR WAR.
Movement OF Troops to
the Mediterranean.
PREPARATIONS roR;THE CONFLICT
IN Great BRITAIN.
Bismarck Said TO Have Given Up
Mediation.
lsrrc,AL DppArcu.s To rss oOLp HuL
DA,tS Naval
lsprc,AL DppArcrss To rss ooLD HUI
DA'ty NEws.l
The Eater. Question.


The week begins In Eastern Europe Win
no brighter prospects oil peace than 1hose
which have characterized the past seven
days. The negotiations for the simulta'
neous withdrawal Of the British and hus'
slams from around C~onstanhnople stu
hang IRE, although the "principis' oil
the withdrawal 10 aid to DO acceptable 70
both Powers. This. In diplomatic. par
lance. means simply that both England
and Russia are agreed that they o"5Ai 70
ithdraw aud having so Agreed they resi-
on 'hslr oars u remain Just wnere uhey
Afe' "rea' n'itAih u wiling w feure ~
lar - the psfuAheiies' put not 10 pass
uhr'h' anu place u In tho power OF the
Turks 70 make her hsht her way psek
again IN The event OF hostililies. should
the proposition be accepted her Heel
would probably rendezvous on daiiiPoli'
or IN some safe anchorage IKE PergAmo
or Artaki lay. on the south coast oil the
Sea Of Nsrmora. This woald DO about
five hours distance from her present po-
sition At Tuzia,.whiie tho RnasiAns. by re-
hring 10 AdriAnopie' whonid place = Three
days hareh etwee them and snmponi'
IL 10 very evident that nothing will come
OF the negotiations. therefore ; that the
Russians will DO forced TO remain on the
watch where they are. subject to the raw
ages of typhus and other diseases which
are rapidly decimaiing their ranks, while
Great Britain quietly proceeds TO concen'
iraie her armies In the Mediterranean,
ready for . decisive stroke when the oppor.
u 10 moment arrives.
II Ii announced That bismarck having
been successful in getting this princi.
pie" Of withdrawal accepted In . diplo.
matte sense. has determined now to retire
from the mediation basiness and allow the
two Powers to treat between themselves.
There has been. q suspicion amounting al.
mos, Ia a certainty for some time past,
that the Efforts OF this Diplomat have been
directed rather With a view 10 giving Rms.
sia time for ample prepsrtious than 10 se.
curing a definite peace, and this suspicion
will be intensified IL the news Of MI. with.
| dr.w.l from the negotiations Al tbi. cri,i.
cal iupctur. proves. IN bs correct. 0ort.
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ara anil four yun. Thew then marched
towards Samakoy. Q town In the mountains
sbout tventy miles northwest Of Kosts.
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road. some Greeks In Thrace and Mace
,Ioni, Ar. ,,,,ortoJ a. r,llvinv .round ,bs
standard 81 rebellion, and the insurrectIon
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Wal NV Insi."a ~ " "o'P'
would be subjected IN q terrible scourge
through ths agency Of detached bodies Of
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all that ALE eau do, without utterly sacri'
ficing her dignity and playing the role Of
eo,arl. sbe ,till cli,r, ,to her position
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A"' ~.
tn the arbitrament Of q Congress. But
she Offers concessions which amount. In
all bu, tbe name. IN . square bsck.down.
80 !. 80,
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81 any Arrangement which will secure the
amelioration Of Christians In Bulgaria.
anil ,ro,ils far herseif +. reasonable com.
PsnsA''"h ''' 'ho war QUO u VIKING 'nA'
the boundaries OF New Bulgaria shall DO