Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-15
A strels Feeling Regarding the In
seyltal llaess q War stu
England Still Keeps Up Hostile Prepar.
ations and Russia Remains Even
With Her Majesty.
New York city Banks are Making Prem
aratio"s for Immediate Resumption.
FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN QTEsrloS.


with reference to the eastern question re-
mains substantially the same. There is no
change in the attitude Of the powers. The
mooted point between England and Russia
is s,tll unsettled. While this is the case,
the prospect Of congress and the peaceful
arrangement of the whole difficulty, is a.
far off ~ ever. There is strong feeling in
both countries that war is inevitable. At
St. Petersburg, = belief is stated to prevail
that Eugland's willingness to continue the
negotiations is rather for the purpose of iso.
latng Russia, than arriving At an under
standing. Some influential persons believe
that England will 90 TO war alone. Hence,
earnest efforts continue TO satisfy Austria.
Some moderate men in official circles, have
begun censuring Russian generals, diplo-
mats and newspapers, for pushing the gov
ernme1t into position where the issue be-
tween Russian independent action and Eu-
ropean control ia unavoidable. But the ma
jority Of the public continue 10 declare that
the government has been too conciliatory,
and the press opposes any concessions. Ger
many's efforts to bring about an understand
ing continue, but the task is rendered deli
cate and difficult, BY the existing relations
between Germany and Russia. Bismarck is
reported to have said recently, in reply to n
suggestion that he should mediate: We
cannot offer counsel to Russia, for the ad-
vice on our part would almost look like
menace" According to Trustworthy infor-
nation from Berlin. the chances Of success
Of the present pourparlcrs are still thought
to be pretty evenly balanced.
WAR NOTES.
London, April l5.-Hundreds Of empty
carts are passing through Bucharest from,
Russia, going TO the Danube to transport
supplies from the depots along the river, to
the troops in the field. The Russian officers
in Bucharest have been leased for another
six months.
In Servia, an anti Russian feeling is said
to be developing great strensth in the cabi'
net and among the people, though Prince
Milan il Internationally Russian.
War preparations continue.
In consequence Of the Russian remon.
strances, the Porte has promised the imme.
diate evacuation Of Varnia and Shumla.
1t is stated that Dervish Pasha declares
that he cannot evacuate Batoum.
Pro Russian advices from ConstantinoPle
state that the struggle in the cabinet for a.
cendancy continues The British party is
still in power.
The insurrection in Thessaly is Almost
overwhelmed by the large forces of Turks
sent from Thrace and Bulgaria.
RouMANIA.
London, April 15th.-The Roumanian
presa reviews the accusation against the gov
ernment, OF secretly abetting Russia. The
opinion is shared by many Of the people
that unless the country receives powerful
extraneous support, Russia vii. succeed in
her designs, in consequence Of internal dis
sensiona
THE QUEEN THANKS THE PARLIAMENT.
The Queen to-day thanked the parliament
for the loyal address thanking her for call
ing out the reserves. She feels sure that abe
can always rely upon their adopting
measures for the honor Of the crown, and
the stability Of the empire.