The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-12


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and Earl DuEerin, viceroy OF India. 1t has
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sent an important despatch defining the aai-
tsds Of Amesr AbdurrahmAn. The ruler OF
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hnd to declare war. and ia chssrinsd at the
dsla, already endured.
There are persistent rumors that Russia 10
Aerv In hot haste. and that the Caucaaian
provinces arc already denuded Of troops. Tho
!lxorou. censorship OF tho pre.. d.:p..eh..
these rumors. bu. they are 'p probably ,rue. VI
Tho London now.papers dali, publish COL
umns OF opinions OF the Continental press on
ne anglo "; ,h nassl"n lmeroSlo collation. OF
.sn.r., 800, .n tn Sp' r. sno"s tns 'oAoWnH
general tAels; Inc French papers unanimously
dpo%acy Il she really Ss xo ssI to 9 war; tho
1I6ncnmen predict mat she Will meet crush
Ing disaster. The German and Austrian pa-
pers generally discuss the situation in a fair
and dispassiOuate tone. Most Of the Berlin pa-
Hers believe that Bismarck will not be In duced
70 attempt mediation. The best informed OF
Vii! devote bis energies TO iocaiizing The war
and compelling the powers outside OF England
and Russia TO keep hands OF.
Tho Tories are sounding note of alarm a.
70 the motives OF the Indians In clamorinG for
var, and thoy warn the Government against
placing undue rslisncs upon either the native
Expresses the opinion Of many thouHhtfuI OBJ
servers In an editorial article this evening, In
which II says that no vicsroy OF India would
WITHOUT dread trust the fate OF tho pirs to
we ndel!ty OF the native chiefs. would cease
Watching them. or would employ their troops
Hnen and where disaffection might turn the
poe 81 battle. The article concludes BY cay.
pg: The optimism which denies thla Is mere
UcoWardice disguised"
a telegram from st. Petersburg to the IndS.
fSndanes BEIGE OF Brussels. which 10 apparently
Replred by the Russian Cover ment discussos
We probable attitude OF Turkey during the
impending struggle. 1t says that England
SEED not expect an alliance with Turkey. in
view OF the fact that England forced tho pres
Snt sultan TO sign the Egyptian convention,
Nnicn practically Wrested from his control a
eilllon square miles of terri ory which was an
mtegTal part Of the Turkish ON ire. It adds
0st tussia advised the Sultan to abandon the
Sntralco OF English shipa. and that since then
Hsre has been strong Russophie and anti