Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-27

authority that the Russian army in
Roumania does not yet exceed 100 900.
Three complete army corps have not
yet crossed the Pruth.
BERLIN, May IS.
The Tagblatt says Duke De Cazes,
the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs has sent the French En-
basSadors at Berlin, St. Petersburg,
Vienna and London, identical dis
patches, notifying them of the recent
change in the Ministry, and pointing
out that 1t in no wise effects the foreign
policy of France. Regarding the
Eastern question in particular, France
will maintain neutrality.
LONDON, May %.
The officer of the steamer City Of
Brussels, reports that since the 5th
instant, because Of a calm, the vessel
merely drifted with the tides, making
an occasional four 10 six knots an
hour.
MANCHESTER, May 26.
The Guardian has a dispatch from
Shumla, datel Thursday, which says a
great concentration of troops has been
effected here, and the number within
fertilization and camps is estimated at
&c, 900 infantry and $4,000 horsemen.
The troops are held in constant
readiness TO march, cut the generals
do not expect to be called into action
for another month. The elite of the
Turkish officers are assembled here
and appear to he anxious TOR Il speedy
encounter with the enemy. A strong
body has been sent forward to occupy
the detile at Pravady, Varna and Rust
and the way passes. The condi-
ton Of the troops is satisfactory and
that of fertilization and camp all that
can be desired. Several thousand Cir
cassian horsemen are now on their
way here.
BUCHAREST, MAY 26.
1t is Just announced here that the
Russians have blown up a large mont
tor on the Danube by means of
launches bearing torpedoes.
LONDON, May 26.
A Vienna special says the proclama-
ton of a holy war looks like yielding
to the popular demand, which has
been growing louder daily. 1t is felt
at the Palace that Moukblor Pasha's
incapacily necessi,ates his recall, Yet
the first attempt to influence the cou.s SO
OF affairs may mature the Porte's reso
luton to check interference by proro-
CATION at least.
Sir Arnold Kimball, a military at
tache, gives the most deplorable ac-
oun of the Turkish armies IN Asia,
which he represents as lacking every
thing an army should have, except
courage and patience. He anticipates
that the Russian army will not encouu-
ter Servia's military resistance in Asia,
and that the only difficulties they Will
have to encounter are those of the
country and climate.
TIFLIs, May 26.
The Russian t~eaouuarters viii be
moved / o Alexandrapol in a few days.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 26.
The Car has issued ii proclamation
forbidding the granting OF letters OF
marque. He says he accepts the dec
laration of tho treaty Of Paris regard
ing free navigation to neutrals, and
guarantees the careful observance of
this provision Of the treaty. The Ger
also declares his unwiliingness to &C
cept proposals made at the recent con
ference at Brussels.
CoNTANTINoPLE, May 26.
A detachment of Russians attacKed
the villages of Akaba and Idiak, near
Batoum on Tuesday, but were repulsed
with a loss OF $50 killed and MANY
wounded. A Russian Major and four
Captains were killed. The Turkish
losses were seven killed and eleven
wounded.
Ii is reported that the Russian bonn
la rdinent of kars has slackened. The |
Russians are advancing on Erzerounl. |
The Russian right wing is at OH and
the left wing at Van Russian. The a.
tempt to throw a bridge over the river
before the Turkish lines at Batouin
was repulsed with loss.
BERLIN, May 26.
The Ministerialists continue TO com
ment on the French crisis, aud says that
France is ruled by the Vatican, is the
center OF a psia sys.em which
threatens the world's peace, and is
preparing a crusade against Germany.
n disturbance of the peace is inevi a
bic, should France continue the course |
now taken.
The weekly statement shows an in
creas of owe six million marks in
the Imperial Bank.