The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-10
Europe.


The decision which has been reaffirmed
at Manchester to carry out the general
lockout will threw a couble Of thousand
more people into the streets.
Rumors lately current in CONSTANT.
nople about the Russians concentrating
at Burgos and threatening the upper
Bosphorus are untrue. The Porte's
answer about the evacuation of the for
tresses has been sent to st. Petersburg
80 any i'm 1ortant change change Of Sit
uation is unlikely until the Russian re-
joinder is returned. The Turkish COM
missioners at Phillipopolis report the
Rhodope instruction still unchecked.
A correspondent at Constantinople who
represents the Russian idea, reiterates
the statement that the insurrection was
never serious and will terminate with
cut coercion as soon as the insurgents
are convinced that they are not in
cludod IN the new Bulgaria. Bills Will
be presented in Austrian and Hunga-
rian Legislatures on Thursday asking
authority for the respective ministers
of finance to arrange the form in which
the money voted by delegations shall
be raised as to the motives for the
step. the explanation is likely to be
general. merely aiming to show that
the government should be enabled to
take these preliminary military meas
ures both on the eastern and southern
frontiers which in the opinion of the
Ministers cannot well DO much longer
delayed.
ALDEN, May "a number of Brit
ish transports conveying the Indian
contingent passed here to-day.
BERLIN, May 9-Prince Bismarck
is suffering from a return of his old
neuralgia affection The time of his
return is uncertain.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. May 8. - The
greater part of the Russian provisions
and ammunition has been removed from
San Stefano to Chataldja. Commits
sariat contracts signed to day make
Adrianople the point of delivery here
after.
LONDON, May 9-~The Queen will re-
view the troops at Addershot on Mon
day.
LONDON, May 9.-As the re suit of the
mobilization of the army and militia
reserves, $4,000 trained soldiers have
taken their places in the ranks.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 9.-The Porte
has made the evacuation of Shumla
conditional upon the withdrawal of
the Russians to Tchataldja. The Rus
sian military authorities are stated to
have decided to only withdraw to
st. George. eleven miles northwest of
st. Stefano. The garrison of Shumla
is too weak to defend the place if at
tackled.
VIENNA, May 9-Anarchy reigns in
the newly annexed districts of Monte
negro; the Albanians, Christians aud
Moslems refuse to submit to the Prince
of Montenegro, and wa- may break
out at any moment. The Austrian
government has telegraphed to Smyrna
ordering three men. of-war there to pro-
coed to Catarava.
PARIS, May 9-Estefette reports that
for the past few days numerous detach-
ments of Russian sailors have been
passing through France and embarking
at Havre, and even Liverpool for
America to man vessels purchased there
by the Russians.
BERLIN, May 9-Russia has decided
to refuse to iberate Turkish prisoners
of war. numbering about sixty thou
sand, in consequence of the uncertainty
that the Porte will maintain neutrality
in the event of war between England
and Russia.
LONDON, May 9-Montenegrins aud
Servisns are giving much offensc to
Austria. The Gazette. of Montenegro,
q government organ, says Austria pro-
tests against the extension of the prin-
cipality to the Adriatic. and will under
no circumstance permit il.
The German Ambassador has re-
ceiyed a confirmation from the Russian
headquarters that the Russians have
evacuated Phillipopolis, Totoi. Board
jik and other localities near the insurg
ent district so as to leave full liberty of
action to the Porte's Commissioner.
The idea first entertained at the
Russian headquarters that the insur-
gents are simply brigsnds is now aban-
doued. They have military organ
ization.
LONDON. May "a Blackburn dis.
patch says the masters association have
authorized their members To make any
arrangement they please with their
hands. Boothman & Co. have set their
large mill in motion with the fall COM
plement of hands on the operatives
terms.