Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-29
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WAR IN EARNEST.
Bloody Work on the Danube.
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
L. CASS CARPENTER ARRESTED
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT.
The Austrian Emperor and Huuya.

| LONDON, June pa Vienna lspltch IN
| The Times arIouDces that Minister r Sza has
rec ived a most fiatterin z telegram from Enl-
| peror Francis Jos eph, who says that having
| read The ministers speech on eastern affairs.
ne s .t hol deny min self the pleasure OF ex-
| pressing his abstraction at his patriotic aud
| excellent words. This telegram has produced
| great sensation. The debate on "Wednesday
| and Thursday In the EuDgariau Diet was
hardly anything more IIan a unanfmou
| expression OF approval and confidence in
| Count Andrassy policy.
Russian Reserves d rdered to the Front
Inc I1CN mas n 81 Petersburg dlSlafch SAY
Ing:-"The army corps stationed at I,uhli'1.
! In Poland. has been ordered to march to-
WARDS ne Danube, and another CORPS j. o.
! vance,
Where the Main Body Of Russians
Crossed The Danube.
! various CORES pondehts tix two miles be-
low Sl>tova as the exact point Of tee Rus
sian lsLding.
The Gar as "a Target.
"A Daily Nc1CS dispatch from Vienna states
That at the bombardmeut Of Giurgevo the
Turks Chiefly aim, at the house of the Ger
man consul, as IL was believed the Car was
domiCiled there.
Turks Threatening Cettiuje.
LONDON. June pa dispatch To the Times
rom Danilograd .ays the Turks. after the
JUNCTION of the armies of Suleiman PaSha
and Ali Saib, occupied NartinitZa heights
Snleiman Pasha's next movement is ex-
pected 10 be by way Of Leichanska towards
and Tcherminitza. Both of these move
ments would menace Cettinie.
Russians Crossing the Danube Near
Stlfstrta.
MANCHESTER, June ga special dis
patch TO the Guardian from Vienna saws
iCO GOO Russians have occupied the island of
Mhe' ier they succeeded in crossing to the
TURKISH side, but the report that the Turks
baye abandoned their positions at Tcherna-
Eicable If the Russians have crossed near
Silistria.
Russia Picking Quarrel with Eng
land
A Pera dispatch TO the GuUdion says:-"It
is stated here that Count Scrouvalof, on
Dehalf OF the Car, will raise objection the
pre- 5ence of Sir Arnold Kemble, English
Asia" "
Terrible Fighting on the Danube,
Il dispatch 10 The guardian from Vienna,
dated Thursday, says At Nikopoiis aud
Sistova yesterday The losses on both sides
were appalling"
Ammunition from Egypt.
LONDON, June .9.-Tne D0ily N.tCy has a
Constantlnople dispatch which says 1000
Hes ana 200 600 cartridges are expected
nom Egypt 10 day.
Turkeys Claim i'm Greece.
LONDON, June pa Renter telegram
rom Athens says ii is rumoTed that Turkey
claims the restitution OF certain ammuni-
ton which The Greek authorities receu, IL
threatens to use force II the demand is re-
fused. IL is said Greece has decided 10 re-
sist The demand.
Russian Cavalry Defeated.
IOSSTANTINOPLE June 29-Tne IoLIt To-
day announces that fifteen hundred Ru sian
cavalry, who endeavored TO relieve Bayazid
nave been beaten by the Kurds with loss OF
20 Killed and 200 wounded. The Russian "a r
rlson still hold the citadel.
African Mules.
Inc Bey OF Tunis has requested the Otto
man government to send him vessels 10 con
vey present OF mules from Tunis 10 Com
stantlnODle. The British and French consuls
are stated to have recommended the Bey IN
observe neutrality.
Reported Russian Repulses.
Lon DON, June S.-The Erenirg STANDARD
publishes a Vienna dispatch, which saws
FROM latest news received here one fact
would appear quite clear, namely: that the
crossing OF the Danube was only successful
from Sfmmitza TO Sistova. All other at
tempts up to Wednesday failed The Rou-
marian telegraph is silent regarding yesoer-
davis events