The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-02

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VIENNA, March IA Correspondent,
referring to the persistent rumors Of
Austrian preparations for mobilization,
.ays there is little preparation to be
made. Fer the last seven years these
preparations have been going on. and
since last year, when the possibility of
such measure arose, plans have been
worked out TO the very smallest de-
tails
VIENNA. March IA secret meeting
of Austrian delegations was held last
night, and the credit TO he demanded
by the government was discussed No
decision was reached, bat it is anticipa
ted the credit wil. finally be approved.
LIVERPOOL, March THE leading
grain circular says that the grain trade
is in state Of perplexity. on account
Of the political uncertainty Of the coun.
try. The market, have been frequently,
B. c. D. shilling cheaper, and al! ex-
ceedinxly dull. though there has been
no actual decline here. Trade is weak.
without an absolute pressure on the
part of the holders Of the coast few
transactions occur. From day to day
the number Of cargoes on sell is in
creasing. Maize at this place 10 quiet;
choice dry new nearly maintaining the
last quotations: damp parcels selling at
irregular prices. This morning the
tone WAS somewhat better. Wheat is
taken by millers more freely in red.
The turn was in favor of sellers, while
prices for the white description are un-
altered. Flour was in moderate de.
mand at Tuesdays price. Corn is in
tolerable demand. Dry new went at
previous rates, and damp parcels at
irregulsr prices. Old was scarce. and
sold for more money
ST. PETERSBURG, March, l.-Typhus
is increasing rapidly among the Rus
slams in Roumania. All Roumanian
lway-carriages are infected. 1t is
absolutely necessary for the army in
Turkey to return home by sea, instead
of through Roumania.
Intelligence from Constantinopls says
the Russian plenipotentiaries NANTES.
irritation at the slow progress which is
being made in the way Of peace nego-
tistions. If the conditions are not com
plsted in very few days, it is expected
the plenipotentiaries will present the
alternative of affixing the date when
the treaty must be signed.
LONDON, March lin the House Of
Lords, this afternoon, Lord Derby, in
reply to an inquiry of Lord Gran VILE.
said that he had reason to believe the
treaty of peace would be signed to.mor.
row. Lord rby also said the rumor
had reached him from many quarters.
which he hoped was true, that Russia
had abandoned her idea of cession to
her Of the Turkish feet.
LONDON, March IA correspondent
at Vienna says: learn that the Rus.
slams are still bent upon entering Con.
stantinople with or without the Porte 4
consent. and that Eugland has informed
Prince Gortschakof that If the latter
course is pursued the British Ambassa.
dor will be ordered to quit St. Peters.
burg.
The Times states that q committee
has been appointed to insure hospita.
BILE reception for the American bishops
attending the Pau-Anglican synod
Russia is anxious to erect fort on
the Bosphorous, and it is rumorsd that
England. Austria and Italy have in.
formed Prince GortschakoR that they
would regard persistence in this deter
mination ~ . casus b<!E.
A Belgrade correspondent hears from
. diplomatic source that in consequence
Of possible complications with Austria,
Russia ha. promised Servia = much
larger cession of territory than has been
mentioned in the peace conditions. a,
the same time rogue sting Servia to
keep her militia and second class under
arms andscall out the third class. Rus
STA announces that she would occupy
Belgrade in the event OF ho.tilisies with
Austria. The Servisn government are
quite at loss how to decide. and are
waiting the return of Prince Milan.
/ ST. PETERSBURG. March l. - The
nomination of Lord Napier, of Mag
dala. to the chief command is producing
| great excitement here.
| LONDON. March IA Vienna CORES.
pendent confirms the report that re-
assuring communications are received
from St. Petersburg. Negotiations
have taken better turn. Runors of q
large concentration OF Russians on the
| Trsnsyivanis frontier prove 10 tie un.
founded
The Standard says We understand Sin