Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
WHAT THE NEW CABINET
IS EXPECTED TO DO.
American Pilgrims Paying Their
Respects to the Pope.
Russian Strategy in the Field.
Strategy in the Field,
THE COMMANDMENT OF KARS
STILL PROGRESSING.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS

LONDON, May %.
A Times Paris correspondent says:
The following is the programme Of The
new Cabinet recently appointed:
Projects are instructed TO support by
every means as official candidates, all
who did not sign the manifesto of the
Left, and did not vote for the order of
the day of May II. They have been
informed that the defeat of any can
didate will lead to their fall in arron
dizements where Bonapartist candi-
dates were defeated by a few votes at
The last election. In all other arron-
d~izeInents the Projects have been iu-
structed to support any anti Repub-
lican candidate if he bas a chance of
success. Afterward, if MS it is hoped, a
majority of the Chamber is ia.
vorable to the Government, the two
Chambers will he convoked in
Congress, and will have to vote six or
seven years prolongation of Presi-
dent McMabon's power. Some main
tain that this Congress would he called
upon ut the same time to grant the
President the right of appointing his
successor on certain eventuslities.
improbable that it will be attained,
even if the majority is anti Republic
can, for neither Legitimists nor Bona
p~artists will consent to the clause, the
origin and aim of which they suspect.
The whole Administration is going to
be modified as much as possible, es-
| pecially AS to the Magistracy, Justices
Of the Peace, and all agents dependent
on the Government.
LONDON, May 25.
A Rome dispatch says the American
pilgrims numbered SO ecclesiastics and
$50 lay members and were led by the
Archbishop of Philadelphia and the
Bishops OF Allegheny, Nachitoches,
Albany, Louisville. Galveston, Detroit,
EGreen Bay, Hartford and others.
About $50 Catholics, residents and Wis
itOrs were also present with students OF
the American College and American
students OF the Propaganda. After the
address they were presented to the
Pope, who was seated IN the throne.
His Holiness replied that he remem
bered how an eminent Cardinal had
told him at the commencement of his
pontiticate that from America would
come great comfort TO the church. He
now saw the fultillment of that pre-
dic.ion. He spoke in great praise oil
the American nation, the great things
it had accomplished and now in the
flower of its youth it had acquired re.
NTH sufficient to arouse the jealousy OF
Europe. But there were errors OF
youth in nations as in men and he
would remind them of two. He had
noticed in them a too great a precipi.
fancy TO the pursuit of material things,
and too proud a feeling OF indepen.
dence. They prided themselves on be-
ing republicans there there was a laugh
In which the Cardinals ioinedl, but
they must remember that all must bow
their head to enter Paradise; they must
BIO humble and not let material things
interfere with prayer. He blessed all
the American people; Catholics, that
they might continue firm in the faith
Protestants, that they might be illumi-
mated, and prayed that good might de-
scend in abundance upon them all.
BUCHAREST, May Is.
A small Russian war steamer has
been captured and burned by the
Turks near Islaed.
LONDON, May %.
The Russian telegraphic agency an.
nOunces that reintorcements reach cd
the Russian detachment which eva
cuated Sakum kOlch.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Nav 25.
In consequence of the Sofas dem,
ons.ration yesterday a state Of siege