The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-05-01

| PARIS, April 27-It is reported that
French feet has been ordered to rendez-
vous at Pireas, Greece, and there walt fur
ther orders. This action is taken in refer
ence to a naval demonstration before Alex
andria, in the event of Egypt refusing to
accede to the demand of France regarding
the rehabilitation 6f the Bosphore Egyp
tian.
A HOPEFUL PROSPECT.
WINNIPEG, April 27-Tho impression
here is that there will be no fighting for a
day or two, and very likely none at all
The Halifax battleion has been ordered to
leave here this afternoon, but the order
has been countermanded.
TO INTERVIEW HALF BREEDS.
REGINA, April GA detachment of
mounted police were sent out last night
from the barracks to interview a party Of
half-breeds who were coming north on Il
trail near M5ose Jaw, and were making for
Wood mountain.
PANAMA REBELLION.
PANAMA, April 27.-The whole repnbic
continues in state of disorder. Every eff
fort is being made to render Colon habitable.
immense orders for lumber, houses, etc,
have gone forward to the United States. A
large number Of war vessels of different ma
tions are in Aspinwall and Panama and with
tIeir men, combined with those s1realy on
shore; can easily repress any eff rt to create
any further disorder. Reports from Buena
Ventura, say that mob seized small
steamer there The mob pretends to obey
the go. ernment of Ndnez, with whom they
have not been able to communicate for
months Defeated in the Interior, they
have been pillaging in Buena Ventura, and
if it were possible would come hera. This
city continues quiet, but many families are
leaving for quieter Villages in the western
departments of the state.
The latest date from the scene of opera
tions is the Barran Quilla, revolutionary Or
gan, which states that the revolutionists
have have captured Circuta, pursuing the
cavalry who held the town some miles and
killing some of the people. After the victo-
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to the state of Tamoli. The revolutionary
forces which entered Bacharamanga num-
bered aO0o The rebels in Boigaeaca, the
same paper states, numbers 10000.
PANAMA STILL QUIET.
| PANAMA, (via Galveston), April 27.-The
city is quiet. The moral effect of the occu
patton by the American forces has been very
great Not shot has been fired since.
Colombian troops from the south are expect
ed to arrive here this evening. An excited
, meeting was held on Sunday. Seditiou:
speakers were stopped, under pain Of arrest
by Aizpurn.
/ SECRETLY MoBILIZED.
VIENNA, April ga dispatch to the al
legemnae Zeitung from Riga says it is re
ported there that the first division of th'
Russian army has been secretly mobiiizse
and ordered to defend Cornstadt.
i NOTES FROM ST. PETERSBURG.
! ST. PETERSBURG, April 27-The decision
as to peace or war is expected Tomorrow o
at the latest May l.
1t is estimated that the ameer's force
number 1000 men and 60 guns.
The Moro Verma says if Russia is forced
into war England may rely that it will b
/ conducted with the utmost energy.
VESSELS HURRYING AWAY.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 27-Thirty thre
cornladen vessels have left the port of Rig
during the past two weeks Vessels re
naming at Riga and other Russian ports o.
the Baltic are striving to complete thei
cargoes so as to be ready for immediate d'
parture.
FROM THE MORNING PAPERS.
LONDON, April Is The Post EDITORIAL
! says: "The fact that ,he war credit va
v,ted on without any one venturing to r.
II ply to Mr.. Gladstone is unprecedented /
u this or any country. Mr.. Gladstone's la'
-. guage is too significant to require con,men
. The attack on Penjdeh must either be just
u fed or atoned for" p.
The telegraph cannot believe that such
q spectacle decision of the house will be 10
upon Russia. Such speeches as that deil
cred by Mr.. Gladstone raise politics to
higher level.
The News in ali editorial this mornir
says that there is strong hope that matte
IS have not reached war points in the negoti
m tions between England and Russia
III WAR INEVITABLE.
+ LONDON, April "a dispatch from $
rs Petersburg to Reuters telegraph compai
IS saws: War between Russia and England
e, now regarded as inevitable. The. c2
IN leaves to-day for Moscow and from that h
s. torie city will issue his manifesto or declal
IT, tion OF war, if SUCH an extreme measu
should become necessary.
The Teuter telegram stating that the c7
would to-day leave st. Petersburgfor Nj
. COW and issue his necessary manifesto fr'
the latter place, has caused much excl