The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-23

mahs sith them, end sying The 6reat Father
wsa. 81 oourss. too mn 10 espert Nc indiars
N rive up their ppos iitsis ppnses ssd their I'D
xans Gsn. h.iss, In reply, informed sitting
Hall u ks Desired W stop hostiisiss, p~sse
couid b. made which voelh end ell trouble he.
,w~ss the whites and We isdtArs. and chen
The indisss give ny thsss poa,ss nd guns they
oil receive cattle end other property II greet
" ssiss In pesce, end when pescs .. made The
government sii provide Cor them % II ioss
for al friendly isdisns.
veseeGs.
sssLAsD.
London dispatches of May ist say;
fumors II The dissolution Of Parliament ere
again rife. II 10 said that The conservative a.
soristions have received secret Instructions to
prepare Tor sueh contingencies. A London cor
respondent II the I~ivcrpapi Pee, ssys he IL In
formed recently on most Trustworthy authority
thst Lord B~acopsA~il has resolved on di.soin-
tiou and Il viii occur sbout whiisup. tile. Its
stated - . rcsuit 81 private inquiry made by the
government st various points, ~ Ia vhst steam.
crs are available for cruisers, Tor the transport
ton 1T arms, troops, etc, that about seventy
steamers 81 the nr,t class have been selected.
aud will he commissioned when required. One
company here owning forty stes m~rs have offer.
I'd Ia place their entire feet ~ the service of the
government.
A London dispatch Of May Sd, says:
There 10 . remarkable sbscnce II news respect.
Ing the progress Of negotiations between Eng
land and Russia; but the latest impression.
sre more peaceful. Though Russia 10 believed
10 have secured Austrian neutrality, her mill.
tsry situation In Turkey Ia regarded, In Eng.
land, ~ extremely critical. The attitude II
The Turkish soldicry 10 reported ~ more unfa.
vorable than ever for sn alliance with English
troops. The Lords ~ the Admiralty, who have
been inspecting Chatham dock yard, concur.
red, II Ia understood, In reference Ia the rom
plcton and dispatch 81 another powerful nom
clad squadron for particular service.
London dispatches VI April S0th. 81,
shss the political nsvs from the contin.o,.
though contradictory. snd conveying bat NJ
imperfect idcs Of what the future may 10, L.
koked upon fsvorably IN The stock marks,s.
Prices opsnsd u . general improvement, con.
suls and Russsns sharing the advance. John
Bright spoke st . peace meeting that dsv. Ils
declared there could be no faith In . cabinet
which had not truth. Lord B~ssoousAeld vas .
grest disturhss % the nation. His policy was
hateful In the sight of heaven and hostile Ia
the highest Interests ~ Great Britain. The
Mark Lane Express says, that the general ten
ov Of the agricultural reports IA distinctly ssi-
INsctory % regards wheat aud the spring corn
crops, end II 10 very seldom that sdvicss from
the rural districts - ~ the weathsr, work anil
crops record - few complaints ~ At present.
The supplies Of Engllsh wheat have bsen light,
and prices have undergone little or no change,
either In London or provinccs, and . quiet hut
steady lone prevailed with political affairs un-
settled.
The Times. In commenting on the ap.
peafasce In Unitsd states waters IL the steam.
ship Ctmbrta, with Russian Officers and men
on boari, expresses the belief Mat the United
States will preserve . strict neutrality, and the
Russians will hnd Il dihlcult 10 execute The en-
terpvises they ssem to have planned. This Ia
the more true bccause of the eIsction Of the
Alabama Indemnity Of eih,O0O,OOO The Brit
Lab Admiralty he's ordered hat the island Of
Hsligolaad I've promptly and efhcisntly FORT.
ned.
the oRisSr.
A Constsninople dispatch says arms
and ammuaition destined for Nussuiman In.
surgcnts In RomcliA have been discovered leav-
Ing Adrtanople. concealed 10 cofins. Intelli-
gencc has been received from Athens that the
insurrection In ThesaAly will probably subsidc,
the Britiah Consuls having told the leaders that
England IL resolved u defend the cause Of
Greece. The aswa from Crete continues to he
wariikc. A correspondent Of ConstAntinople
asserts that the Russians are approaching Be-
toum, intending " attack II II not surrender
Cd. Refugees In . desperate condition coutin-
Ne "a arrive In Constantinople. The interna-
tioual society will be Obliged IN stop relief
for lack Of funds.
A Constantinople dispatch says: An
ARRAY hes occurred between Russian aud Turk.
ish s0ldiers near Daud PAshs Barracks, about
tive miles beyond the fortiacstions. Eighty
men were wounded on both sides. The sc1s-
piesats he's consequently prohibited Rusaisn
@utulcte iSuu1 CSuNsuk tue tunO ot uemeIAeVtuQ.
A Belgrade Dispatch says; Il appears that the
friendship between Russis aud scrvia 10 CON-
plctcly restored. II has been arranged that
Servis In the event Of On Anglo Rassian war,
shall only Observe the stipulations Of the San
etsfano treaty, while Turkey remains neutral.
II 10 probable the Scrvtan army vill slowly oc-
cupy many strstegetic positions In old servts
with the consent IL Russia. All levies will be
at their posts BY May 10Th, entrenched In camp
At Kladovs, which 10 one Of the principal points
Of concentration, and Ia nov completely for
titled.
From the approaching re-establish.
ment Of the diplomatic relations with Russia,
the Bsssires newspaper, Of Constantinople, con-
cludes that In case Of war between England
and Russia Turkey viii be neutral, but adds
that the question Ia too much iavolved To ii
low = deAnitivc conviction on the subject. A
C~oustastinopls dispatch says ssdyk Psshs has
declared that Turkey will observe neutrality In
the event of war between England and Russia,
and cause her own territory " 10 respected.
The journal de ST, Petersburg. In dis.