Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-04

BUCHAREST. Nay s. - The damage h
Brahiiov BY the Turkish bombardmsnt Il
unimportant. 0aly one Turkish monitor
appeared. and the Russians speedily com
PEELED her TO withdraw.
\Roxr. Nay s.-A dispatch from dalst'
says about fifty shots were exchanged b.
tween the Russian batteries st Brahilo,
and . Turkish turrst-ship and gunbost.
The Russian batteries and town were unin'
jursd. The apparent object Of ths Turks
was 10 ascertain the position OF the battery
II II certain that the Russians Will bridge
tho Danube below Ii junction with thu
Pruth, and also u Turns, nearly opposlte
Nikopolis. There will doubtless also b
intermediate bridges. The Russian en-
gineers have bought . stsam.tug from an
Engiish firm hero 70 use In the oonstruc'
tion Of the first bridge, and . ting and aoms
bargcs at Turna for the second. No fresh
troops have recently crossed the Pruth
towards Gslstz, but . large mas II concen'
trstsd on the further side. A torpedo Do.
pot has been established 81 the mouth Of
tho Pruth. Blk hundred engineer and
sailors constitute the torpedo dstsehmsni
there.
LONDON. Nay s.-A special from Buch'
Arrest says the bombarment OF Brahilov
was probably precipitated BY the conclu-
sion OF an offensive alliance bstween Rou.
mania and Russia, which 10 already 70
gsrded - inevitable BY leading Rouman.
Ian politicians Of all parties.
RouxAxIA WILL Jon 4 aussrAns.
BUCHAREST. Nay Sat . secret session
Of tho Chamber hore dispatches from
Roumanisn representatives abroad we're
read, alleging that an agreement certainly
exists between Germany, Austria and Rus
ala relative TO the Eastern question. The
information given BY the representatives
must be taken for what II 10 worth, but
their dispatches have materially Affected
opinion In the Chambers. Prince Charles
IL working hard to effect m alliance with
Russia. This Idea 10 opposed Of Russian
headquarters. the Generals being unwilling
70 allow the Roumsnian forces 70 make Q
separate corps under command OF the
Prince or any other General who 10 not .
Russian. Il 10 said there 10 some dis
agreement between Prince Charles and
Grand Duke Nicholas on this account, and
II this difficulty can Be overcome Rou-
mania will make common Gauss with Rus
sia. but not otherwise.
Tho Official Journal suggests that the
bombardmsnt OF Brshilov 10 . easHs bsAi.
The Roumanians are making extraordinary
preparations. The militia has been called
ont. II mustsrs ~thirty-four infantry and
twelve cavalry battalions. Even heads oil
families are obliged 70 serve. Thirty Rad
ical Deputies desire TO Introduce . motion
for the indepeudsnce Of RoumAnia.
BERLIN, Nay 3.-The Porte has Issued
circular declaring that RoumAnis, BY her
convention with Russia, 10 betraying the
interests OF the country and conadsncs Of
tho Sultan's Government; that the Port<
henceforward considers RoumaniA - In
the power Of the enemy. and. therefore, oil
acts Of the Chambers during the Russian
occupation arc An usurpation OF the Sui
tan's authority,
IN AsIAric TURKEY.
vt. P~erHHsBunn. Nay s.-Onicial intel.
ligence from tho Caucasian frontier gives
an account Of military operations from
April ~. being mostly cavalry ~reconnols-
ances. Ono succeeded In destroying tele-
graphic communication from Kars to Err
eronm for q distance Of ten versts. Rels-
tive 10 the operations before Kars. an OF.
icial report says General Miliko6, with the
object OF supporting his cavalry. left his
camp, April 90. accompanied BY twelve
battaiions. forty pieces Of artillery and .
large force Of Cossacks. His cavalry
reached vizinkeff on the evening OF the
3Oth April. Altar two hours' artillery en-
gagemcnt eight Turkish battAlions, with
Held artillery, issucd from the fortress Of
Kars and occupied . position protectsd by
the fortileations. The Russian artillery
hre dismounted q Turkish gun. Gen.
Milikoff, on May LIST, leaving his bsdy OF
cavalry at vizinkoff. returned with the re.
mainder Of his forces TO the camp at
Zismi. The Russian loss was one killed
and Ave wounded. The Russians took
over o hundred Turks prisoners. The
population Of the occupied territory 10 20
friendly that Milikof 70 about 70 form .
cavalry regiment Of native volunteers.
EnzrRoux, Nay IA son Of Sehamyl.
the famous CircsssiAn chieftain, was OF.
pectcd 70 take command o.. the Circassians
who. however, refuse to submit 70 military
organization.
Mukhtar Pasha's army 10 81 ZenikAy.
forty miles west OF Kars. A Russian
division 10 also operating there.
Tue Ausrno-HuxoARr Potter.
PRsrH. May 3.-The Hungarian and
Austrian governments will tomorrow
make practically identical replies 10 the
interpretations which have been introduced