Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-01
England's answer to Prince Gorts-
chakOff's circular has been transmitted

LONDON, April 80.
A Bucharest correspondent says the
action of the Russian authorities in
| closing the navigation of the Danube
certainly indicates All understanding
with Austria. The Russians are said
to be advancing again Ivy railways
which were temporarily INSTRUCTED by
recent foundations.
A correspondent at Constantinople
saws the son of Schamyl, the famous
Circassian chieftain, has been Sent tc
Kars to assume command of the Cir
~cassian I%rreeulars. The Porte is very
sanguine that this move will excite re-
bellion in CircaSsia.
The foreign Consuls, with their fami.
lies, left Rustchuk upon receiving in.
telligence of the Russian advance.
NEW YORK. April 80.
The HerdId's Vienna correspondent
telegraphs that Prince Charles is pre-.
pairing a manifesto declaring ROumania
independent of Turkey. Roumsnia
will be elected into a kingdom and
will be under the protection of Russia.
BELGRADE, April 30.
Abdul Kerim telegraphs Osman Pa
sha that the Russians will probably
endeavor to force the Danube at REM
and ISmael.
Some members of the Skuptschina
advocate war. The Permanent Com
| mittee Of the Skuptschina have pro
tested against the forcible occupation of
Servian territory by the Turks. The
Servian cavalry and artillery have been
ordered to keep wagons and horses in
readiness. The brigades of Shumaida,
Drna aud ValIvo have been ordered in
readiness. A large number of recruits
have arrived.
LONDON, April 80.
The orders SEM to the Davenport
dock yards are to hurry forward nee
essary work on commissioned and I'M
commissioned ships with all possible
speed, and direct sole attention TO such
necessary work. The officer in charge
of the channel squadron has been or
dered to inspect the boiler of each ship
and where absolutely necessary to re-
duce the pressure TO a safe point.
VIENNA, April 80.
The main body of the Russian army
is marching between Batoum and kars.
Supposed t be at vancing on Frs
trOum.
Greece is directing a number of Ler
troops toward the Turkish frontiers.
The British ironclads stationed at
Malta have sailed for Corfu.
England has issued a proclamation
of neutrality on the Eastern question.
The Turkish budget shows a deficit
of 1880, COO pounds.
LONDON, April 80.
1t is officially announced that the
Government VIII send $4,000 men at a
moments notice to Egypt. OF this
force rs 900 will go from England and
q, 200 from India.
LONDON, April 80.
A Rustichuk dispatch says: On Sat
urday over one thousand Turkish wO-
men and children took rail for Verna.
A Stamboul steamship from GalatZ has
arrived with 800 fugitives on board.
The Petersburg Gazette announces
that all war news must be submitted
for the approval of a special commit
tee at the Central Staff Office before
publication in the Russian papers.
1t is announced that nlnety-seven
battalions of Turkish infantry are near
Doburdscha.
LONDON, April 80.
Besides eight gunboats which the
Russians have brought down in SEC
tons and put together on the Danube
or Pruth, the Russian fleet at Nicolaief
will come down to the mouth Of the
Danube to assist the Russian army in
the passage of the river.
LONDON, April 30.
The Globe says that the Medittera
mean squadron will remain at Corfu
until May, and then proceed to PRO
cies and await orders.
CoNTANTINoPLE. April 30.
During the night the passage OF the
Bosphorus is absolutely prohibited.
All lights will be extinguished except
two at the entrance of the Bosphorus
and two in the Dardanelles, and these
may also be put ont.
LONDON, April 80.
Silver closed al 81 3-l6 pence.
A Vienna correspondent lelegraphs
as follows: Three days ago an alarm
was created by the p pers announcing
that Abdul Kerim Pasha had asked
the Servian Government for the right
of passage for Turkish troops. The
report has been positively denied from
Belgrade. 1t seems that the Porte,
and not the Turkish Committee, has
informed the Powers that it might be
necessary to cross into Servia. The
Powers replied that it would be advis-
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BILE.
The closing of the Danube by the
Russians is a serious matter. The nav
ipation OF the Danube is VIGOROUSLY a
stipulation of the right to blockade the
whole of the lower Danube.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 80.
1t is believed hat the Khedive will
fulfill his obligations toward the Porte
so far as the liabilities of the Egyptian
Treasury to foreign bondholders will
permit.
Complications are expected to arise
in the event OF the Russian squadron
in China being ordered to the Medit-
erranean and demanding passage
through the Suez canal. All Central
steamers and ships have left Galatz
and Ismael.
VIENNA, April 80.
The authorities Of Ibriel have ordered
the Inhabitants to remOve all portable
property within three days. as an attack
from the Turks is expected.
Fifteen thousand Russians are now
In quarters below town to meet the an
ticipated assault of the Turkish army.
On the Danube they have been REIN
forced by 40 batialions and 10000 Cir
cassians from Sofia, Bucharest and
ROumauia