Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-05
EUROPE.
the TURKISH ARMY IN 4 DEpLoR.
ABLE CONDITION.
GRECIAN CITIZENS CLAMoRING
FOR WAR.
The Russians Determined to Enter
constantlnopIe.
[srEciAL DIsrArcHEs TO TIE Coin HILL
pAnr NEws.l
The oreaf War.

DAILY Nrws.l
The 0ress war.
LONDON. June "A dispatch from Ore
AUX to the 7iMes says: A Christian doc
tor who deserted from Trebisns gives .
gloomy account Of the condition Of the
army. Two thousand and four hundred
men have died at Trebigne since the cam-
paign began. that city being the hospital
depot Of the army o concentrated 1t
datscha. which consists Of thirty-sir bat
tslions Of from 800 To 400 men each. OF
these at least half were suffering chiefly
from scurvy. There II also much dysen-
terry. Physicians and surgeons are subject
10 tho fanatical outbreaks OF the Mussel-
mans and are continually menaced. In
shifted and never paid. Three thousand
men arc sick at Monstar and dossrters from
Podgoritxa report the same condition Of
affairs prevailing there. The troops are
underfed, having nothing beyond the
barest means Of sustaining life. They arc
compelled TO work continuously on earth
works. The health OF tho Montencgrin
force is excellent. and their hospitals are
quite empty.
.sulelman Pasha, the Turkish command.
or In Herzegovina, has received considers.
bio rcinforcements. A hard hght Ia ex-
pected at Krustaz. Four hundred and ffty
insurgent and Nontonegrins attacked the
village Of stozer on the 3lst Of Nay and
destroyed thu village. The Turkish loss
Was lIs killed. The Montsnegrlns lost II
killed and ~ wounded.
IN AsIATic TURKEY.
CoSsrAxrisoPLE, June a. Tho an
nouncement 10 mado that Mukhtar PashA
has established his headquarters at Henpri-
kay. about 30 miles east Of Erzeroum, for
the purpose OF barring the advance Of the
Russian left wing from Toprak Kaleh.
Ismail Haiku. commandant 1t Er1eroum,
has taken position near Kirzil Killssa, be-
tween Bardez and the Bouganlu Pass, 10
meet the Russian center and right, sdvanc-
ing via Souganlu and 0lti.
Tho Turks claim that they have driven
the Russians from the neighborhoOd Of
Sukum Kaleh. thirty hours' march In the
direction OF Mount Eibron.
ERzERouN, June A p. M.-Russlan
scouts have been seen from the nights Of
Jenskcy. The retreat Of Ottoman corps
from Karakillissa 10 Toprak Kaleh and
Delibaba Is threatened by the advance de-
tachmont Of the Russian center. II IL now
denied that tho Russian right wing has
reached Karakillissa. Il has not advanced
beyond 0lti.
II CRISIS IN REEcE
ATHENS, June AT q meeting Of 5000
persons ut Stadium, last night, . resolu.
lion was adopted declaring the necessity
for forming . ministry OF the leaders Of
the respective parties, 30 that dissentions
In the Chambers may be avoided. and that
tho Government carry forward military
preparations promptly aud ensrgstically.
4 deputation. nominated by the meeting.
waited upon the party leaders and urged
united action. and requested In each case
that . distinct reply be made public. The
Chamber OF Deputies adopted . resolution
calling upon the party leaders 10 come 10
an understanding to-day about the forma-
ton Of o coalition ministry In Wow OF this
extraordinary circumstance.
TUE CAUCASIAN REVOLT.
LONDON, June "A Tmss Vienna dis.
patch reports that o number of bulletins
from the Russian Commander. In. Chief In
the Caucasus scem 10 show that the insur-
rection has spread toward tho Caspian sea.
for q successful expedition IL recorded
against . tribe on the eastern slope Of the
Caucasus which form part Of Doghestsn.
The bulletins report that General Kravs-
hento llad q hot engagement with 5000 Of
the enemy on passing over . bridge Of the
Boyada. From this II would seem he has
bocn Obliged 10 leave his position above
Sukum.KAleh and fall back behind the
river Modar. where . foroo IL being o.
semblcd To prevent the Turks from inva-
ding Minoreba.
ON To cossrASrrSorLE.
LONDON, June 4.-The Siamdard's cor
respondent from Vienna asserts that the
following is undoubtedly true, being from
an unimpeachablo source: Grand Duke
Nicholas recently said 10 q foreign Consul:
Neither Prince bismarck nor Lord Der
by will prevent us from entering Con-
stantlnople, as tho Germans entered Paris,
only ~ leave II again."
nussIA's nAScEs IMPROVING.
LONDON, June g. The Berlin cerre-
spondent Of tho T;as, says II 10 asserted
that Count Won Moltke regards Russia's
chances an steadily improving In conse-
quenco Of the extraordinary negligence
and lack Of fo~resight::of tho Turks.
MANCHESTER. June "a Vienna dis
patch says the Turks exaggerated their
troubles. It Is believed that the main
body Of the Russian Center is still near
Kars, and that tho recent panic at Erze-
roum was provoked by flying corps OF
Cossacks and irrsgulars.
THE czAR's DEMANDS.
LONDON. June ga dispatch from 81.
Petersburg says THAT Gortschakof's note
TO Lord Derby, OF which Count Bchouva-
LOFT IL the bearer. states that the Gear does
not want any territorial increase In Eu-
rope, but only desires autonomy for Dul.
garia and tho Independence OF Rounania
aud Scrvia. lie also demands tho cession
Of Armenia from Bayazid 10 the coast. but
not including Erzeroum.
rIdHrISa IN nj DANUBE,
NEw YoRE. June IA special from
Rustchuk says the Turks took possession
OF the heights in the rear Of aiurssvo and
opened hre on tho enemy this morning.
The aim and accuracy. OF tho Turkish fire
WAS remarkable. Tho boats wero destroyed
by II. and II seems evident that they have
some runners Of other than Turkish O..
traction directing their cannon No llus.
sian response was made.
ENGLAND M n suEz CANAL.
LONDON, June BIN the House Of Com.
mons this afternoon 0 dispatch was laid
ON the table addressed by Lord Derby 10
Lord Lyons. British Ambassador Of Paris.
The dispatch 10 dated Nay 10th. Lord
Derby informs Lord Lyons that Great
britain has declined the proposition OF n.
Do Lesseps 10 keep open tho Susz Canal TO
all nations. and had intimated 10 RussiA
that an attempt W blockade or otherwise
interfere with the canal or its approaches
would bc regarded by England ~ . men
aco TO India, and . grave injury 10 the
commerce Of tho world, incompatible with
tho maintenance OF tho Britain attitude Of
passive neutrality. AZ the same time IL
was intimatcd " the ports and the Khs-
dive that England was firmly determined
not 70 permit the canal 10 be made tho
scene Of any combat VI other warlike OPP
e~rations.
.Yreedo.a Of che PresS" In France.
PARIS, June GA circular OF Fourton.
Minister Of the Interior. To the P~refeets.
instructs them 10 reviss all licenses for