Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
EUROPE.
The Turks Strong In All
Their Positions.
The Russians Weak and
Demoralized.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE
TURKISH GOVERNMENT.
Progress OF the Campaign in Asia
Minor.
REISFORcEMENrs FOR RUssIA
HURRYINo To THE FRONT.
ESPECIAL DisrArcmrs TO tue ootp HUI
DA u Nrws.l
Progress OF the Campaign in Asia
Minor.
REISFORcENENTs FOR RUssIA
NURRYINo To the FRONT.
ESPECIAL DisrArcmrs TO tue ootp HUI
DA 1T Nrws.l
The ore.s War Ia the East.

The Oreas War Ia she East.
LoSsoS, August 5.-The Turkish Min
lister has received from Constantinople .
document officially denying the report
that tho Russian wounded were killed on
the battle field OF Plevna.
Tho first movement OF tho Russians to-
carrying out the plan Of the cam
pLgn heretofore foreshadowed as the ono
likely to DO selected. has resulted In tho
disaster OF Plevna. Tho purpose OF the
Russian Generals obviously Was to vince
their right and left wings 70 . line
parallel with the Balkans, taking Tirnova
= pivot. and thus forco Osman Pasha
anal Mehemet Ali back across the noun
tains on their respective lines OF
This accomplished. and Osman
Pssha and Mehmet All prevented from ef-
q junction by the forces under
General Gourka. which were meanwhile TO
establish themselves south Of the BALKANS.
the Russian campaign would have been
danger Of failure or serious inter
ruption. The promenade across the Dan.
ulo and over the balkans. while the Turks
remained idle In their camps and Tort
resac., was. perhaps, sutheien. Jusny
the Idea OF the hn.sians 'na.'ney rUnt
10 advance 10 INSURE Una. m ],..iina
should retreat; was 'ms ~
which led tne russians nv .an
fatal ambush OF Plevha o iorih'gn, ~,
and which ON Tuesday sent an inier,o'
forco to ayenge that disaster on INC VIC
torious army IN fortified positions' Ihe
result IL that all Is chaos again, as lar -
our knowledge of the situation IL con-
ccrned. and that tho news dispatches ron
the front aro full OF panicky or efag-
gerated rumors. dictated by 'he hopes OF
fears OF either side. Dut tue soivcnt Iac'
Ia uuquestioned. that the RUSSIANS nAve
been checked In their campaign o eau
not make any progress until thry nave
shaken on Mehmet Ali aud osman pasha
from their TANKS. And meanwhile 1our,
ka's task south OF the balkans " rrn'eI.u
more and more serions daily by ths =
centration aud organization !" 'u'''
man Pasha's forces.
RUSSIAN hEINroncEAENrs.
The Roumanian railway IL monopoilzeu
by the despatch OF reinforcemens from
the camp Of the reserves ut kischenen. IL
Is alleged that the Dobrnd.eha nlil De
Almost Who'll ss,n.n VI. sis,oy. n NE
nAn s1o.p. ~. T,.r ia. Jecrs.si fre.b
cnu hnn iii ~ which means tbat
!. w, u,ii,,.rv nr-,ms,sls hss been turned
an. .c.rpn ~ liz ar Jesih for The Rus.
Ih,o 81 H., ~. Tu,L. will be crushed
ss,.u.A $50 Ia pnss,, ,n .,n.b them.
y 'n,r ri.n !. heIIcy.l 10 bo FOR
aam.n p..h, 10 fisb, his way eastward
and Tor Mehemet Ali 10 advance westward
mon Tirpoys, while Suleiman Paslia en-.
beavers TO force the Russian p~osillon
Al Kazaniik. hut In doing this Osman
Pasha must expose his left flank 10 the
risk OF being turned from tho direction Of
Nikopolis. thus facilitating the Russian
nl,n Of inviting ON Tirnoya and forcing
Him 10 retire behind the Balkans. Mehmet
All would incur some danger from tie
Rus,i.ns between Rustchuk and llAsgrad.
While puielman Pasha must attack the
I,ussisns In positions Of their " choice.
II IL supposed that the Turkish plan does
not look very promising unless The l,us'
sians Aid IL by mistakes like those dis
astrous ones at Plevna, but II may
with very skillfnl and caniiou. handling
serve 10 keep The Russians u cheek nnIil
tho campaigning se,son ",.', Hn
would be lor the Iuaks 'ne nsA' .u,u NJ, "
Absolute yictsry pun lns h. ana ~,
key arc snDnliIihg 70 n,t,' .ni .a.n,
their resources. WI, 49,.
from Wen uIhenuen.eu irbo.'sm p ~.