Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
MASSING AND Nj OF
TROOPS!
STARVING BULGARIANS!
A CRISIS IN FRENCH POLITICS
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS
STARVING
A CRISIS IN FRENCH POLITICS [!
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS

LONDON, August IL.
1t is asserted by the English Russo
phobists that at the meeting of the
Emperors the partition of the Otto
man Porte was agreed upon. Russia
takes Armenia; Austria To have Bos-
| MIA and Herzegovina; Greece to have
Epirus, Thessaly and Crete, and Boil
garia to be governed by a German
Prince. As a part of this agreement,
it il said, the Russian army is to be al
lowed to pass through Servia.
French politics are beginning to TAXI
a leading place in view Of Western
Europe. At Berlin a coup d'etat in
France is believed probable, and 1t is
also thought that the Government es-
tsbIished by a coup d'etat would not
be recognized by Germany. Notwith-
standing profound peace prevails
through out France, Ultra Conser-
vative papers are urging the
Government TO declare martial
law. There is \ report current that
the Cabinet has already resolved upon
this step. 1t is believed that an imme-
date proclamation of martial law is
rendered necessary by the licence OF
Radical newspapers. which dare to
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didates obtain a majority at the ap-
preaching elections. Monsigneur
Dupanloup's newspaper to the de-
Tense, says it is natural to suppose
that the Government may be forced to
meet by a state of siege the fierce and
unconstitutional war the Radicals
wave against il. The Constitution is
formally attacked, and the Govern
ment would be wrong If it did not
seek means to defend itself. The Com
mittee of the Right publishes another
appeal for friends to carry on their
electoral work. They urge order low
ing citizens TO respond because the
propaganda of the Right will promote
the public welfare.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, August Is.
SuleiInan Pasha telegraphs under
date of August IL, that he has occu-
pied the Guirditch Pass unopposed.
The Russians have evacuated the Kain
Boghaz Pass. Mukhtar Pasha tele
graphs under date of August Sth. that
two Russian columns have attacked
our positions at Kader Klar. A third
column has marched on Ami, and our
wing has been attacked between So
tran and Guinlivern. TIE Russians,
although reinforced, were twice re-
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camp.
ATHENS. August 13.
A dispatch says a large crowd
marched through the streets on sun
day shouting "wsr! war!" 1t is be-
lieved the moment for Greece to take
action is near.
LONDON, August IL.
Eight thousand starving Bulgarian
refugees are in Selvi. There are heavy
and continuous rains, which must
greatly conduce to the spread OF sick
ness in the army. The public mind in
Greece is very uneasy. The people
are weary of watching the fortunes OF
the Russian cain paign. The departure
of troops to the frontier continues
amid much enthusiasm. The King
will hold a review at LAMA. Two
Prussian Generals invited to take COM
mand declined. Mussulmen refugees
in Constantinople from the invaded
districts are estimated at 10000. Prince
A~rislarchi, of Lamas, has been ban
ished for alleged plotting for the resto-
ration ofex Sultan Morad. The Turk
ish troops Withdrawn from Caucasus
have arrived at VarDa, and are rein
forcing with Mehemet Ali and Sulei'
man Pasha. The latter's army is in.
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which a third will remain at Adrian.
ople and the others cross the Balkans.
In Gambia the Turkish troops are re-
firing to fortified places. The Turkish
fleet blocks the chief inlets.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Aug. Is.
A correspondent telegrapts via Syra
that a civil war of determination is be.
ing carried on at Eski Soghra. All the
male Christian native population has
been sentenced to death by q Turkish
General. This news has been brought
, by two American missionaries, pro
tected by Turkish friends. Every male
, Bulgarian is accused of being either z
spy or an open enemy. karabuner Il
crowded with fugitives. There is only
one we'll in the place, and there are
10000 troops there. The wounded
sick and fugitives are p~erishing from
thirst.
I COSSTANTINoPLE, August IL.
1t Is stated on good authority thai
Musurs Pasha, the Turkish Embassa
: dor at London, recently wrote to thu
{ Porte that he had reason to believe tn
: British Government would shortly ash
authorization for a feet to enter tn
? Bosphorus on certain contingencies. il
. order to protect Christians. 1t is sail
. that the Porte replied that the flee
could only come as the avOwed all,
Of Turkey. 1t Is also asserted. though
on doubtful authority, that this repl,
I, was withdrawn on the energetic re
: : m~onstrauces of Layard, the British
. representative at Constantinople.
. LONDON, August Is.
!, A correspondent at Sistova, unde
I date of Saturday, corrects his recen
summary OF the situation. He no,
states that General Drogomiroff Is i
Tiernova, and not before Lavat7
Prince Mirsky is entrenched befor
Selvi, and after the abandonment {
Kazaulik II seems douhlfnl whefhe