The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-09

Will EuIOpo' duu HeE OWu iutciOcIS, II
necessary, alone. 1t is expected that the
vote of credit will pass the Austrian as
well as Hungarian delegation, but the for
mer with difficulty.
A dispatch iron. Malta, dated this after
noon says: The channel squadron is still
here awaiting orders, The troop ship
Euphrates, homeward bound, with 1,068
soldiers, and the Serapis, outward bound,
with twenty niue officers. have also been
detained since March 6, Four smaller
men-of war have gone to the Dardanelles
and one to Crete.
Another dispatch says: By advice Of
foreign consuls the Cretan insurgents &C
cepted the armistice offered by the Turks.
Thessalian advices state that the in
surgents hold all of the provinces except
| the towns.
A dispatch from Vienna says it is be-
| lieved in we'll Informed quarters that the
reorganization of Bulgaria will be entrust-
ed to a more moderate politician than the
| late Prince Tcherkasky, thus removing all
suspicion of classification or heightened
stay of the Russians
CONsTANTINOPLE, March SIT is stated
| that SafYet Pasha will represent Turkey
at the congress-
VIENNA, March S.-The Political Cor
respondence publishes under reserve the
following from Bucharest: 1t Is said that
the Russians, on March 9th, occupied the
| Bessarabian towns of Imail, Cahul and Bel
grad. The Roumanian government at
present keeps this a secret. but a cabinet
council is said to have been held under
the presidency of Prince Charles, to frame
a protest.
LONDON. March S-A special to the
Berlin National Zeitung from Vienna says
Russia suddenly seems to object to the
Austrian occupation of Bosnia and Herze-
goVlna, and is preparing to assist the Turks
to resist it. This sensational news causes
much comment, but it evidently requires
confirm alton.
A Vienna correspondent confirms tht
report that Count Andrassy yesterday told
the Hungarian delegation that the govern
ment had no intention TO annex or occupy
Bosnia and Herzegovina and that the pow
Iers had now accepted the proposal for {;
convention at Berlin France, however
expressed wish that the congress be con
fined to the Eastern question. This wish
arises from tear that congress may claiu
the right to sanction all recent territoria
changes There is little doubt that Francs
will receive reassurances. Prince Auers
berg stated in the Reichsrath to-day tha
every question but the Eastern would b
excluded from the scope of the congress
England also, although accepting the con
gress, seems averse to the introduction o
questions not directly raised by the war
such as the Greek question, the final settle
ment of which is not yet Imperative. A
other powers being ready to accept an
date of meeting, the only question is, Wi
Russia accept that proposed towards the en-
of the month. Russias answer is expecte
Immediately, and when it arrives the dat
will be fixed The Berlin government wi
issue formal invitations.
! ITALY.
= ROME, March S.-The chamber of der
] uties elected Signor Carroll president c
? the house.
= LONDON, March S.-A special frot
6 Rome announces that the ministry has r.
signed. The King will probably summo
Signor Zarandelii to form a cabinet.
A telegram from Rome announces tia
}, Pope Leo mas written the Gar expressiu
: the hope of resumption OF negotiation
k relative to the Church in Poland. He ii
e tends writing a similar letter to ii
q Emperor William. He even wishes
send special envoy to Berlin, but Il
It UltramontaiDes oppose such a measure.
e The Swiss Guard have renewed the di
e turbance of Thursday, and will probably
disbanded.
A Rome correspondent confirms the r
port that the entire cabinet has resigne'
u Siguor Depretis has hopes of formir
II another.
70 LONDON, March S-A colliery explosi,
/ occurred to day near Glasgow. Twel
are still in the pit, but it is not expect
that they will be alive when reached. Il
> rescuers thus far have been prevented fro
" reaching them because of the frequent c
r plosions.
r, LONDON, March 9.-At late hour Il
h. night the Glasgow Golfers were still {
tombed and there was no hope of rescui
any of them,
GERMANY.
l. BERLIN, March Sit is now thoug
G. that Herr Benniugsen will succeed h,
bv Cauphauseu as Prussian Minister of
be nance.
BERLIN. March 8.-The Reichstag
Gay passed TWO ciauseS OI Tue cuducehO
j.. substitute bill. 1t postponed discussion
lie the third clause until tomorrow. 1
s., Saxon Minister supported the bill as c.
ng stituting the foundation for the good adm
be istratIon of the empire, but declal
himself opposed to the formation of
imperial ministry. as were the Bavar
and Wertemburg representatives. Pril
"a. Bismarck Incidentally remarked that
at did not abondon the hope of eventut
NJ forming an independent provincial rep
re sentation for Alsasce and Lorraine
QUEBEC, March S,-The new COVE
So, ment has been sworn in by the Lieuten
led Governor as follows: Jolly, Bacha
.rd Marchand, Starnes, Daross, Chauveau {;
Laugelier. IF the House does not Y
supplies this afternoon it will be immt
ateiy dissolved by the Lieutenant Gov
noi of nor. FRANCE
PARIS. March S.-The workmen of
Lecrenzol iron foundries are emigratin,
English and American iron works beca
of the slackness of work.
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