Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
A Great Deal Of Preparation And
Little Fighting.
THE RUSSIANS CONCENTRATE
ING A HEAVY FORCE
AT OLTENITZA.
A Big Battle Hourly Ex-
pected.
RECALL OF BISMARCK.
The German Ministry in Council.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN
NEWS,
RECALL OF BISMARCK.
The German Ministry in Council.
MIStELLANEeUs EUROPEAN
NEWS,

A Berlin dispatch says: In conse-
quence of the appointment of a semi
Ultramontane Cabinet in France, the
reinforcement of the Alssce and Lor-
raine garrisons is likely &c be carried
into effect. The increase will probably
amount to Ii, 600 men, and will make
the forces in Western Germany equal
to those in Northwestern France. IL
is apprehended that the Ultramontane
members of the new Government may
eventually prevail over Duke De CAGES
and induce more active measures in
the foreign policy of France.
A Vienna dispatch says: A Buchar-
est telegram that Roumania
yesterday proclaimed her ~independ-
ence and declared val against Tul key.
but that she will remain on the defen-
sive.
A Berlin dispatch says: Despite the
reported suppression of the Caucasian
revolt, troops from Erzermoi and
Arghun, as well AS the local garrisons
of Doghostan and Fehetchna, are be-
ing concentrated for joint operations
against the insurgents. The greater
part of Tehetchna is in arms against
the Russians. Doghostan is still quiet.
PARIS, May q.
1t is stated here that England has
given notice to Turkey that she will
oppose everything which might ham
per the passage of merchant ships or
men-of-war of neutral powers through
the Suez canal. She has at the same
time informed other powers OF her no
tificatlon. Turkey, in spite ofthe blow
thus dealt her sovereign rights, seems
disposed to accept. Prussia does not
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consequence of this. Rumor has cir
talization of Egyptian tribute, paid to
the Porte, the latter is disposed to cede
to England the right of sovereignty
over Egypt.
ROME, May 81.
A Papal nuncio at Paris informs
Cardinal Simoni that DUO de Cazes,
since the crisis. had impressed upon
him the necessity for the greatest
prudence, aud mad requested him to
represent to the Holy See the need for
restraining the bishops from giving
any provocation which might make
measures to restrain them unavoidable.
LONDON, May 81.
An Odessa letter, in the Iotitche Cor
responder, says: Since the fall of
Sukum Caleha panic reigns, not only
at Odessa, but all along the Black Sea.
All confidence in the shore batteries
and torpedoes has been lost. The Gov
ernor of Odessa endeavored to calm
the public mind by issuing procla-
nations.
LONDON, May %.
An Alexandria dispatch says the
Turkish convoy for the Egyptian con-
tingent arrived Monday. 1t consists
of the lron-clad frigate Mahomet Ali,
and a corvette Of troops will embark
Tuesday.
LONDON, May %.
A Rustchuk dispatch, Monday, states
that preparations are being made by
the Russians for an attempt to pass
the river between Rahava and Nike.
polls. They have brought down by
rail to the bank, pontoon bridges and
small steamers, and are erecting large
Notifications at Islatz and Turhuma-
guierla. A continual concentration of
troops in the direction of Simvitza is
observable. The Turks are fully pre-
pared to resist the attempt. A tele-
graph dispatch from Turtukai Mon
day evening reports that Al battalions,
3 oattaiions of artillery and some cav
airy have just arrived on the opposite
tack Is expected daily. Galatz specials
say yesterday the Russians, crossing
in boats from Ibrail to Ghiaco, burned
the latter place. The Russians have
dismountod their Barboschi fortifca-
tons considering them Of no further
use. as from Ibrail to Reri the river is
sufficiently protected by strong bat
tories and torpedoes.
ATHENS, May %.
War between Greece and Turkey is
considered inevitable. At the opening