The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-15

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| EUROPE.
BUCHAREST. April 13. - Mestour-
dezka has given notice that he will as
the government in the Senate whether
negotiations fer the passage Of Russian
troops are in cons equence Of the Gov
ernments having notified Russia of her
willingness to permit such q passage if
a direct understanding was concluded.
Notice has been given of Interpolation
in the Chamber of Deputies as to the
advisability Of withdrawing the army
to the Carpathian Mountains in view
of the Russian occupation. and whether
the Government means to protest to
the powers against the recent large en-
tries of Russian troops into Roumania.
BELGRADE, April -. - Roumania's
recent efforts to induce Servia to make
common cause with her have been un-
successful
LONDON, April l3.-DeBritt, at
special meeting of the Home Rule Par
liamentary Committee tonight, per
sisted in his resignation as the leader of
the Home Rule party. The committee
unanimously passed resolutions, regret
ting they had no other course left than
calling special meeting with the Par
liamentary party for the nth proximo
to consider the subject
A special correspondent at Pera sends
several sensational reports thus: The
Russians have been discovered making
roads in the direction of Burgukders
that they have concentrated a large
force Of alarm in the adjacent villages,
and that they are surrounding the gar
rison to evaCuate Shumla and Varna
Immediately.
LONDON, April l3-The thirty-fifth
annual boat race between the Oxford
and Cambridge crews took place this
morning on the river Thames, over the
usual course from Putney to Mortlake,
four miles and two furlongs. and re-
suited in az easy victory tor the Oxford
crew. making eighteen victories for Ok
ford. Cambridge has been successful
in sixteen races. and the one last year
was dead heat.
The weather was perfect for the race.
The water was smooth. and the crowd
of spectators immense along the entire
course, but especially Mt The two ends
The betting at Putney before the start
was 4 to on Oxford, with no takers,
the result being considered certain. A
capital start was effected at 10 minutes
after 10. Cambridge had the Middle
sex side of the river; Oxford the Surrey
side. Cambridge got off first. rowing
a faster stroke than Oxford. The Can
tabs led by about a third of length;
when off Simmons wharf two fcrlongs
from the starting point. they continued
to increase this lead somewhat. In the
first reach, when off Bishops Creek.
three furlongs from Putney, the Cam
bridges boat was almost half length
ahead. Cambridge slightly added to
this advantage. and just below the site
of the old half-mile post led by nearly
full length.
A Vienna correspondent asserts that
the Russians hsve sent large quantity
of torpedoes to the mouths of the Dan
ube. ready to block the stream again.
PARIS, April l3 1t is now stated
Marshal Bazsine is in Madrid, and in
/ good health.
| BUCHAREST. April Is. 1t is stated
here that 20, 900 men of the 18th Rus
sian army corps. will hold Bucharest
and the remainder of the corps will
hold stations on the line To Ginegsva
Other Russian troops are expected in
the territory east of AleL,a. Nearly
all the Roumanian troops are inpositi on
westward Of the Alenta. \ Russian
delegate has been sent to make arrange.
ments relative to the passage of troops.
and will arrive here today.
The Chamber Is much less bellieose,
and it is by no means improba BILE that
Russia will attain her objec. after the
, first bdrst of resentment.