The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

aye ~1hirtytvo bstiaiioos Of Russssn rein.
f~croenents have arrived o. San s,esaso. The
srrsngsmenis concerning th~ foVees has failed
In e~oasequenes u the ~ Pe,sr.eurg govern
ment~ dissypeoving Ges. Tosiehen's projected
retreat N Adroaapls. Tie pc~ssioe q ssdyh
Pashs. Pre-sdens Of the Turkish Cabinet Cous-
ell. 10 therefore established. News from the
Mussuimsn insuSree,ton ssats that the disturb
snees are speeding. A large number 81 Aibs-
mans are participating. The Greeks In bules-
ma, vho are slso greatly Dissatisfied, have Just
received . nev orcsslon FOE alarm IN an attempt
u the Russian authorities N snnui them un
der the general c~ouscnpton nov being euiore
81 throughout Bulgaria.
Al . reception given by the Russian
Ambassador In Constantinople, ~ resident
Russians, Nay 10, hs made . speech and OF.
pressed strong hopes Of pesee. He recon-
mended them, however. moi ~ be tco ssnguise,
- the situation vss stiil one Of great tension.
The Russians insis, that the movements Of
their troops are not intended - ho~tile, but
the Turks are, Notwithstanding, hard NJ york,
strengthening their lines aud bringing up guss
This 10 noe sssy, - the Turkish line Of defense
from the Sea Of Msrmors 70 the Black See 10
80 long. and while the Turkish force about the
capital IL superior In the Russian. IL 10 hardly
sufficient TO mar such . length OF llns. The
Turks will be soon reinforced however, BY tAs
forty battsiions released In Thesaly and "
battslions from vsrns. A correspondent Of
Pers says there are no spprehsaaions Of . RuS
alan coup de main.
In the Russian journals, generally,
hopes Of peace ere expressed: even those hith.
erto vsrlike have adopted atemperate tone. II
IL believed that Count schouvalof has succeed.
ed In convincing the Emperor that Il IL 10 Rue
sia's interest To concede IN Europe most Of the
demands formulated by England. The as.em.
bling Of the European Congress appear. cons~-
quently assured, despite the difficulties which
have srisen st ConstAntinople conee ruing the
surrender of the fortresscs.
A st. Petersburg dispatch Of May 20.
says; While there 10 reasoa n believe the
foundation Of arrangement have been laid be.
tween the cabinets Of London and St. Peters
burg, . mall group Of percentages who know
what has occurred maintain extreme reserve
and II IL extremely difficult "a say how far, II
various rumors are TO be relied on. Russian
Official papers r~eitsrate the statement that the
movements Of the army before Cons,an,inoplc
are not hostile and menscing.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says: The
Russian papers are full Of news abou, the vol
unteer feet. subscriptions for it,!ng II out
are coming In from all parts Of Russia. II Is
true the sums raised seem very small for the
purpose, but they are double the amounts con.
tributed from the sAmc sources to the Csari-
ans committee for the relief Of the sick and
wounded during the war. A Berlin dispatch
says: Disquieting accounts have hecn received
here from 81. Petersburg. The prospect is
again threatening, II seems that the PAnsla.
visit party are once more In the ascendency.
Reports are current ut Vienna Of
fresh complications in Roumania. II II stated
that the Russian Eleventh Army Corps has du-
ring the past week been pressed forward No ~
TO entirely isolate Bucharest from Little Val
lachia, where the Roumanion army IL concen-
trated. The RussiAr diplomatic representative
used every effort to prevent Prince Charles
from going TO the army, but the ~lstter's posi-
ton will DO made intolerable by the military
and political control assumed by the Russians
In the capital and the country. II IL asserted
that the Russians arc urging the Roumsuian.
TO refuse TO pay taxes and to dethrone Prince
Charles, whom they denounce as a German and
a Catholic; but popular feeling Is entirely In
sympathy with the Prince. Roumania is look
ing anxiously TO Austria, which does not seem
disposed, for the present, At least, TO 60 beyond
the concentration OF troops and strengthening
the Pennsylvania frontier,
GERMANY.
A Berlin dispatch Of May lith says:
The Indignation and excitement over the at.
tack on the Emperor has increased rather than
subsidized, but, except the North German Ga.
zettc, all the newspapers counsel calmne-s and
the avoidance Of any rash measures of action
upon the social democrats in the Reichstag.
On Monday two socialists openly invited re.
buke by refusing to Join In giving the loyal
cheers which the President Of the Chamber
proposed, but no attention was paid 70 them,
and all attempts 10 establish Hoedle's insanity,
a. well a. his independence II social democrats
have failed. His crime IL proved by numerous
cye-witnesses, and his trial will be a mere for
mality. The efforts Of the police were directed
to finding the threads Of . general conspiracy,
II such exists. One sccomplice IL suspected,
and a detective 10 In Leipzig looking him up.
CANADA.
Important dispatches are said to have
been received by the Canadian government
frym their agents along the frontier, with re.
spcct to Fenisn movements, and some excite
ment IL manifested In Ottawa In consequence.
From orders issued by the militia department,
preparations are making for q coast and from.
tier defense. II 10 the intention Of the govern.
ment to be fully prepared for all emergencies.
Four ~gunboats, armed with 2apound guns,
manned by twenty-four gunners, have been or
dered 10 the 81. Clair river, and 20 lakes Erie
and Ontario. All the militia ON the frontier
are being supplied with arms and ball cartridg-
e., and the interior militia are ordered TO hold
themselves In readiness to leave n q moments
notice for the 'front.'. The battalion Of infantry
at Kingston Is 10 be converted into the artil-
lcrv guArl from KtngSton hattevv ana IN ha