Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
EUROPE.
EUROPE.
Returns from the Elections
in France.
PROGRESS OF THE GREAT RUSSO.
TURKISH WAR.
lsrsolAL DIsrArcn TO rnE Coin Hnn.
DAiLr Naval
nm. are.t WAR in ,he En.t.

The Great War tn the East.
LONDON. October IA correspondent,
who had Just inspected tho Russian route
Of communication from Giurgcvo to Sim.
nitza, telegraphs that tho rad for the
whole distance Is almost impossible. Tho
mud varies from two to four feet in depth.
and wagons filled with arms. munitions
and provisions arc hopelessly stuck at fire.
quent intervals. Tho sides Of the roads
are lined with skeletons Of horses and cat.
Ito. The state Of affairs In Simnitza is
INDISPENSABLE. The mud renders walking
In the town impossible. and half Of the
inhabitants and q largo portion Of the mil.
itary have tho Danube fever, typus or
dysentcry. The bridge across the Danube
10 very shAky and does not look as II II
would last many days. The Gabrova and
SlmnitzA railway IL progressing slowly
and there IL not much prospect Of It's be-
Ing ready this Winter. The works con
nected with tho barracks and hospitals
also move slowly.
BUCHAREST, October 1.-THE lombard.
ment OF PlevnA has RECOMMENDED along
the whole line and m action Is imminent.
Russian advices report large numbers Of
Turks deserving from plevna. II Ia stated
that OsmAn Pasha's communication with
Sophia has been cut. Sulclman Pasha Is
concentrating all his forces at Hadikoi.
The Elections 90 France.
LONDON, Oct. ia Paris correspond.
emit telographs as follows: The Left have
proclaimed tina. they will annul the cleo
tons obthncd by permitting candidates to
post on walls addresses printed ON white
paper. which, according TO law, should be
only used for placaris emanating directly
from the Government. AL tho Govern.
ment candidates used white paper for their
placards. Tho Left hereby intend TO lay
down = principle binding on themselves
as we'll as ON their opponents. and TO infiict
solmemn condemnation on official candi-
dacy, backed by unblushing coercion.
They also that II the Cabinet
10 not formed from tho majority. they will
pass. at the very first sitting. q vote OF
want Of confidence, and, after insurlng the
payment OF tho interest on the national
debt and supplies for the army. public
works and purely administrative purposes,
they will refuse all votes necessary for the
working Of the Cabinet, such as secret
service money aud the salaries Of function
aries. and everything. In short, which can
oblige the Cabinet. acting within the law.
10 abandon the struggle. The conditions
on which the members Of the Left, who
might be summoned. would agree to form
Q Cabinet. are also spoken Of, but II Is too
soon for anybody at present 10 formulate
them authoritativcly.
The great question Ia what will the pres
ent Ministry. aud. above all. Marshal Mac.
Mahon. do. The rumors relative TO their
intentions vary continually. Tho latest
arc 10 the effect that the Ministers are in
clincd 70 resign, but II 10 added that the
Marshal's private advisors hold that the
Marshal cannot yield to the dictates Of the
Democrats without breaking his pledges,
but that he will accept the Left Center II
IL sewers itself from the rest Of the Left I;
bat that he cannot advance toward the Left
Center while II retains is present alliance,
~ such . step would force him finally 10
accept . radical ministry. II Is not sur
prising. considering the dangerous coun-
sells offered 70 the Marshal, that vague
rumors Of Q coup d'etAt have boon In cir
culation for two days. business has slack
ened, aud the situation, instead Of i'm
proving. seems to 10 becoming more
gloomy. There are evidences that there
arc men who have an interest In driving
the Marshal 10 extreme resolutions" The
correspondent says, In conclusion. that no
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