Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-06

. matter In which England has little direct
interest, while intimsting 70 other Powers
that England 10 prepared 70 support them
In any concerted action they may TAX to
oppose acts Of spoliation. with which Rus'
sia threatens Roumsnis.
BERLIS. April 5.-Tho North Ger~an Ga.
.ste says Although the treaty does not a..
feet Germany's interest. the entrance OF
Germany into a~ntagonism with other
neighbors and friends Of Germany cannot
be . matter Of indifference to her. The
negotiations Of the treaty seem not 10 have
kept the interests OF other Powers sum.
GENTLY In mind. Russia can only pur-
chase : complete fulfllment Of the treaty
by another war. The principal obstacle 10
the settlement 10 Russia's having bound
herself by the terms Of the treaty. Both
England and Austria admit that great
changes arc necessary In the East. II Is,
therefore, 70 be hoped that, In view OF the
agreement Of Russia. Austria and England
ON this main point, the common desire for
peace may ultimately gain the upper
hand.
vienna, April 5.-The impression to-day
IL that Russia 10 not likely TO 90 out OF her
way TO break of negotiations, but will
probably use the communications OF Eng
anu anu auo,i.,ion. IN Il hovsysr
meanwhile strenuousiy sndsavoring TO
strengthen both her political and military
situation In Turkey. Some think that
perhaps the Turks have already concluded
an alliance. the execution Of which 10
merely delayed. 90 - not TO cause . pre-
mature outbreak OF war. THOSE naving
access 70 the sultan say, however, thAI no
70 much depressed. q hopes Y escaPe
the necessity OF deciding between hu'siA
aud ENGLAND.
LONDON April 9.-Lne hussish eR'yo
S~alisbury's circular. u 10 saiu, wiz ~
particular stress upon the absence o. . deI'
inite counter proposal, u viii call upon
England to mako . counter proposal. This
will be the main point urged.
There Ia no foundation for the state
ment that the present intention Is TO Keep
the channel squadron near MALTA Available
Tor the transport OF troops thsrcirom'
The U.tsssi states ~ The Paris Ex.
u>sis,o~.
INV 1oAA' apr" '-tno A"u'" Is'"
c'ttropohuoht 49, ~Ns
missioner General for the United States,
...,.., r.. On a.. o, ,,.,.n, .,d "a.
A''i''. "''' w y"
yesterday presented py minister hAyes 70
senator Krantz. Commissioner General for
Franco. Mccormick WAS ACCOMPANIED BY
lieutenant buckingham, The reception
va, very cordial. and Krantx said /:
{" Although the Americans are lats In the
field. i do not doubt thai they will be
ready on the lst oi NAY. ~ the rapidly
., "eir sol m.cs w.. ...o.,od
,hronvh ihe E.position buildines FOR The
arst time. Tho American fiag was con.
s~pieuously displayed, The cargo OF the
Sh,@I a.ss, mnp,hou " .%ac.ion
AMI e.bibitors vere busily engaged put.
,ine mn tbsir c.se.. Tbo GonstitntIon be.
S.n ~ diseh,roc her csreo M Hsyre 10.
S.y. and tha goods will be delivered in
thyss or fonr J,ys. Attachment Of
limited s,stss MARINES. who are todo guard
'Ir,v In ,h. imsr;c.n .ec,ion. viii arrive
on .,rrI.v .nJ occ,nv tho h.yr.cL. "A.
sirns5 them by tbe french 0oysrnmeut.
Rrs,Is lnriI a-Tbs ouestion son.
corning ia .srtition NJ Ronmsnia In be.
1870 81 80. .,,L.rr,..iny II