Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
Latest from the War.
ONWARD MARCH OF TIE
RUSSIANS IN ASIA.
DEPLORABLE CONDITION OF
THE TURKISH FORCES.
CONTINUED HIGH WATER ON
THE DANUBE.
ROYAL ATTENTIONS TO GEN
ERAL GRANT.
A Peruvian Pirate Attacks . Brit
ish Steamer.
CONTINUED HIGH WATER ON
THE DANUBE.
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ish Steamer.

"A OlSp6tCu IIoul SYRIA says the
Turks lack good commanders. Redif
Pssha, Minister OF War, and Mohe-
inond Donsd Pasha, Marshal If the
Palace and brother-in.law of the Sui
tan, represent the war party. Edhem
and SATIRE. Pasba, the Grand Vizier and
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, repre-
sent the party which will be willing TO
agree to mediation after a decisive en-
gagement has been fought.
CONSTANTiNoPLE, June 3.
The Minister of War says Turkey
will fight to tie last. The Sultan has
lish Government.
LONDON, June g..
General Grant was entertained last
nigh at a grand banquet at Apsley
House, given in his honor by the Duke
of Wellington. 1t was a splendid and
hearty reception. The banquet was
served in the famous Waterloo Cham
bers, where the old Iron Duke loved to
meet ths war Generals of 1915 on the
18th of June every year, and celebrate
the anniversary of the great battle
which forever closed the fortunes Of
Napoleon Bonaparte. General Grant
vas given precedence in the honor of
the evening, escorting the Duchess Of
Wellington to supper. and after ward
escorting her to the reception, at which
were present the Duke and Duchess OF
Cleveland, Duke and Duchess of Suth-
erland, Duke and Duchess of Man
chester and many others. The Prince
of Wales gave private audience to
the Ex-President to-day at Marlbo-
rough House, introducing him T. his
household in the most friendly man
ner, and sat with him quite a long
time in ordinary pleasant
ton. The Queen has given orders to
Lord Chamberlain to waive the usual
presentation ceremonies out of regard
to the nations guest, and extend to
| General Grant and Mrs. Grant invita-
tons to all court entertainments. This
IL almost unprecedented, and shows
the great esteem in which he Is held
in England.
ERZERoUM, June 3.
During the night of May 10Th the
Russians defeated and routed Moussa
Pasha's Circassians at Bakli Ahmed
near Kars. Bakli Ahmed was burned.
Kars is amply provisioned but az a
precautionary measure, the garrison
has been put on half r~ations.
CAIRO, June 8.
The King Of Abyssinia has accepted
the conditions proposed by Gordon
Pasha, and peace has been concluded
between Egypt and Abyssinia.
LONDON, June 8.
A telegram from Constan,inople
says: Austria recently sent a note tc
the Porte demanding a written declaf'
alton that the restrictions on the navi
cation OF the Danube shall not last
day longer than the war, or be in
creased, or form a precedent. The
Porte and Russia have both sent the
declaration required.
The Chamber of Deputies voted in
favor OF the abolition OF the press bu'
reau and Of making inquiry into the
extraordinary expenditures.
A dispatch from ErzerOum says 1t Is
confirmed that scouts belonging to the
Russian center column patrol as far a.
Sohanlu mountains. The Turkish
headquarters have fallen back on Hen
prikoi. The vanguard of the Russian
right wing has passed Olti and Kissil'
kelissa.
ROME, June 3.
The Pope, to-day, at the celebration
OF the tiftieth anniversary of his eleva,
ton to the Episcopate. received sbouI
WV pAkIiulSs tuOStiy AtAiIhLS.
LIEGE, June 8.
The King Of the Beleians held a re
ception here today. He told the dele
yates Of the Corporation that the stu
ation In Europe was grave and that the
Government would have to ask fol
subsidies for the army.
PARIS, June 3.
Twenty. one administrative appoint
ments and six dismissals are gazetted
An article in the semi-officisl Moniteu,
IL interpreted - affirming the Gov
ernment's intention to dissolve thu
Chamber. A violent article in LeFuys
openly recommending a coup d'etd
under certain circumstances, causes
much comment.
LONDON, June 4.
Gen. Grant and Minister Pierrepont
attended the services at We~tminstel
Abbey yesterday and listened to 4
sermon by Dean Stanley. who, in tn,
cnurse OF his sermon. said: Genera
Grant has just laid down the sceptrs @
the American Commonwealth, afiel
having, by military powers. still mo
by thu generous treatment of his coin
rades in victory and enemies in defeat
restored unity to the great and divided