Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
The GREAT WAR.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CON
TENDING ARMIES.
REVOLT III C0NSTANTlN0pLE.
Rumored Combination of the Great
Powers Against the Sick Nan.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS
REVOLT IN c0AsTaNTlNoPLE.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS

LONDON, July 8.
General Gran. arrived in Cologne
to-day and was received at the rail-
way station by the American Consul,
and Vice Consul and President of the
Police. The General visited several
churches and the Cathedral, and in
the evening he was serenaded at the
Hotel du Nord 10y a military band.
He goes up the Rhine to Coblenz to
morrow.
ERZERoUM, July q.
Turkish official news says the Rus
slams have forty battalions on the
north side of Kars. The bulk of their
army and heavy artillery has been
withdrawn in the direction of Alexan-
dropolis. The lines between Mukhtar
Pasha's headquarters and Kars were
completely free from the Russians on
the 4th instant. A Russian column
has been defeated in an attempt to en-.
ter Ardenutz, and driven back on Ar
dahan, where a great concentration of
Russian troops is proceeding.
MONTREAL, July 10.
The city armories are guarded by
the military tonight; also the maya
zines on the Island. There will be a
meeting of officers OF Irish Catholic
and Protestant societies Tomorrow, to
take steps to prevent trouble. Large
numbers OF Orangemen from the east
ern township and Ontario will take
part in the demonstration. No hope
is entertained of preventing a riot and
great sacrifice of life.
LONDON, July 10.
It il positively ascertained that the
Russians, after a fierce battle, occu-
| pied Tiernova. Both armies fought
with great bravery. The same dis
patches say the most startling news
comes from Constantinople. A CORE
spondent at Vienna telegraphs that it
is announced in official circles that
Constantinople is under a reign of
terror. Great crowds of lawless, des-
perate soldiers fill the public places,
bands of Circassians and Zeteks range
about the city robbing and numbering
with impunity. The streets are given
| up to these outlaws after nightfall, and
all public retorts and respectable cafes
are closed at shutdown. An open re-
bellion, resulting in the massacre of
every foreigner and Christian. is liable
to occur at any moment. The Italian
Vice Counsel has been forcibiy robbed
OF a horse and severely injured by
SllCoSSidbos 4"o dtlOti Rto law Dccu
made to force an entrance to the En-.
glish club.
The Russian commissirat is in a
frightful condition and is partially the
cause of the delay IN the Danube. Rou-
mania and Servia are liable to soon
take the offensive.
The British Government has in
formed the Porte that the blockade of
TIE Black Sea is no. binding, being in
effective.
The necessities for supplies have
checked the Russian advance tenn pora-
rly. Their first move will he TO take
Rustchuk. This accomplished, the
army has direct railroad communica-
ton to Bucharest. So far only slight
skirmi>hes have occurred. The Car
fully expects England will derlare
war in a mon h and is prepared TO
meet the seriou. issues involved.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Juiv 10.
IL is oiliei lily ~annnnnced that the
Russian dra2"ons occupied Biela on
he 5th and were joined on the 9Th by
4 detachment of Infantry.
LONDON. July 10.
Advices have been received OF mill.
tary preparations throughout Austria
On a large scale.
The REMAINDER of the Turkish troops
operating in Montenegro have been
ordered tn prepare for departure.
The Captain al the United Kingdom
riff cams writes the agent of the As
sociated Press in regard to the match
at Creedmoor as follows: We have
decided to sail for New York by the