Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-22

10 oppose this by all legal means, and
minated that all who failed to do SO
would be Immediately dismissed.
LONDON, May 20.
A Vienna dispatch says: Several
English officers passed through Wen.
ma to-day for Constantinople.
BUCHAREST. May 81.
The indications are tina the Russian
army is in no hurry ABOUT crossing the
Danube. 1t is ex pected that the Car
will reach the army headquarters
about the TIN of June.
LONDON, May Fl.
To-day being Whitmonday, it is OBJ
served as u holiday. The Stock Elk
change is closed.
PEsTH, May 81.
In a remarkable article in the PeSth-
CT, Lloyd, the Minister OF Foreign AT
fsirs, is warned not TO continue the
pDlicy Of inactivity. Prompt action is
urged for the protection oil the frontier.
The anxiety with which vents on the
Lower Danube are watched in Hun
gary finds "a true expression in the ar
ticle. General unea>iness is felt on &C.
cosnt of the e%quivocal attitude OF the
government.
LONDON, May 81.
An Erzeroum special of Saturday, de-
seribing the first attack on Ardahan,
says: The Russians commenced
with a heavy artillery fire. which was
returned by the Turks. That was fol-
lowed by infantry attacks, which were
fepea eddy repulsed with great slaugh-
ter. The troops renewed the attack at
each failure until night stopped the
carnage. News from Kars yester-
day is TO the effect that the Russians
attacked the outer liue with furious
determination and followed their at
Temps with a heavy but ill-directed
cannonade from the siege artillery.
Powerful Turkish batteries replied
with better effect. The duel was kept
up until the Russians brought up their
infantry AS close as they dare, as if
intending to take the Notifications and
storm the Turkish works. The COM
msnders drew together large bodies of
troops behind the ramparts and made
a tremendous soriie upon the Russian
flank and rear, und-r the shock of
which many were Obliged TO retreat
into a Instantaneous position. A
bloody engagement then occurred and
the Russians were obliged TO retreat,
leaving three hundred killed and
many wounded.
VIENNA, May 81.
The Russian and Roumanian author
tiles issued a decree, on Friday, pro-
bIbiting all traffic on the Danube. This
paralyZes a large Hungarian trade.
Count Andrassy has decided to take
immediate steps against the action aud
will no doubt be joined by other
Powers. However, be will not wait
for their cooperation.
NEW YORK, May q.
A special dispatch from Constanti-
nople, via Paris, says: The members
Of the Turkish Chamber of Deputies
are quarrelling, and Government
troubles are feared.
VIENNA. May q.
1t is rumored here that negotiations
are pending for an alliance between
Germany, Austria and England.
LONDON, May 81.
A dispatch from Constantinople
says: English officers in this city are
surveying the defences of the harbor
and city.
The Russians are committing fright
full massacres in the Caucasus mount
aims.
ATHENS, May 81.
4 This new Greek Minister is disposed
to adopt a warlike policy. 1t is be-
ljeved the people will support him.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 81.
The Grand DIXIE Michael tslegrapi,s
from Tilis that along the entire coast,
from Cape Adler to ~Ptchentcty., Turk
i>h meu-of-war are bomhsrdlng and
burning undesended and peaceable
settlements, and landing Circassian
emigrants at various points, who seek
to excite rebellion.
a dispatch from Constantinople says:
The Deputies have violently attacked
the conduct Of the campaign in Asia,
the secrecy of the authorities and the
incapacity of Mukhtar Pashs. The de.
bate caused much sensation. May
mond Damad and Redif Pasha have
obtained the suppression of the Sui
tsn's decree granting amnesty to the
Bulgarians.
A correspondent at the Russian
headquarters at Ploesti telegraphs as
follows: The Cars coming To join
the army was altogether uneX pected
here. The announcement created much
surprise and satisfaction. He will be
accompanied by the CzarowiH, Prince
Gortsclakof and a great party of the
Diplomatic Ehapaallory