Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1878.

Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 20, 14 January 1878, Page 2

Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. MONDAY, JANUARY 14 , 1878 .

Ouk cablogrnma this raorninff announce tho full ofShiplta, with the ;Wa to tho Tarkish arms of probably flom-e'fchrng lilro .10.000 men. Tfco.Kuaaiana may now, tliorefore, be said to poagoas tho hitfb road to ConatantiM noplo, the result of which, should hos<> tilitie» continue- and the belligerenf.a bo Ipffc to themnoiven* may be ensily predicted. It will het aefin-, however, tlidt the Porte has,, in what may bo conaidnred to. bo Ha extremity, aued direct for an armistice, which! is n-ow under conaidemtion, II; ia evitrenfc Mint the end of the conflict i» now nt hnnd, but th iff, probnbly, only po fnr m concernftTurkoy, for it h difficult to fino how nny settlement nf the cttnm lelli that will b» Ratic.fnet.ory to Mmaid can bo arrived at without, nn in» volvemor.t of the ittterflflta of England nmt other Fower«. Whatever mny hf\vo been the real design' of Kusbu in en^ermg upon tho wnr, ffc tloea nofc Hcom probable thnt upon her pupocsrpb flhß will bo confeont with anything lilto a ftfMuit qxto. The enormoua clrain which tho war hna cniwod upon lior reaoufeea will no (Towbt bo reqiiifed to bo compensated in somo way upon ft aealo of equnl mngniturle, nnd tbrs clooa not- flootn to lie in the gift of Uie Porto. Tn tlioarbftremonfc of-the rfw" i fmte roaork iwant, therefor^ bo hftd to | the otner Powers, and herp, undouhterlly, will be found RnwiW real difficnUy. If, an wm rwnerfced by thoCaap nt thft ontaet of the war, tho cam. nnigt* waa unrlertaken with tho one object ftf nmoliorntincf the condition of Christian aabjeetfl in Tarfcey, then, of couroe, thnt aim hrn bo far been ocftom-» pliahecT, and ib now only remnina with the conquorer to etwnpleto hia philanthropic miaafon upon his own terms ; but if it fa otherwiae, if, nw tnoreenn now acnrcely be two opinions, tho reward of tho conquest ia t;o bo o^iiflflit; in the overthrow of tho Treaty of Pans nnd n return to tho dominion of thrt Black Sea, then, wo think, tho gain nf Kiißßia by the wnr will provo to bo Binnll indeed. PenrTnic; nad Moment of the bnftiaof tho nrmiatiee it. h tn bo presumed that active hostilities will be onapond'ed, nnd probably beforo many days ore over the world wilt loam wliat Kuasia in reality closirea, nnd upon that we believe we may looh for the end of the beginning.