Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
More Honors to Grant.
Rumors of Alliance Between
England and France.
SILVIA GLEN" WINS THE
DERBY.
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MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS !

RAGUsA, May, %.
The anti-Turkish movement in Ser
via has escaped all control, and Prince
Milan, finding he was becoming dan
gerously unpopular has been forced TO
prepare for war despite the strong re-
monstrances of foreign representa-.
tives. Aiexinitz and other towns on
the frontier are being hastily fortified,
and a speedy resum ption Of hOstiiities
is regarded as certain,
ROME, May 20.
1t is stated that MacMahon has writ
ten the Pope expressing confidence
that in the serious position France
now stands, his Holiness would contih-
ne that benevoleuce he has always
manifested. 1t is asserted that The
Pope has indirectly requested the good
offices of the Emperor OF Austria and
the Gar in behalf of Catholics IN Po-
land.
BUCHAREST, May 90.
The Gar will, on his arrival, formal
ly take command OF both he Russian
and Rouunanian armies. All cause OF
jealousy will thus he averted. This,
however, does not deter the arrange
ment by which the Roumanian army
remains on the northern bank OF
the Danube.
vienna, May 90.
Emperor Francis Joseph and the
Gar will meet ut Harmastadt. Count
Schouvaioff recently informed Prince
Bismarck that Russia, as indemnifica-
ton for war expenses, would eventu
ally claim upper Armenia as far as
Kars and excluding Erzeroum, so Ms
not to interfere with English interests
on the E~uphrates, provided England
remained neutral. The widest ru
mors are in circulation concerning the
condition OF affairs at Coustantlnople.
1t is said a conspiracy has been dis
covered against tine dynasty with rani.
tications in the provinces. n cour
martial is sitting with closed doors.
The only certain fact is that Mahmoud
Dainad Pasha insists upon drafting
all the Sofas into the army.
LONDON, May %.
The Post says General Grant will
take dinner with the Prince OF Wales
at Mr.. PierrepoDt's residence on The
Dist of June. He will meet the Duke
of Cambridge at a similar banquet on
the 10Th.
A Times special from Rome states
that King Victor Emanuel has written
to the Pope, CONCENTRATING him on the
approaching fiftisth anniversary OF his
elevation to the Episcopa'e. The Pope
sent a reply, thanking the King and
TAX ing occasion to beg him cot to per-
nit the Italian Government 10 despoil
the parishes and confrateTnities OF their
property, stating That otherwise he
should be constrained to protest. The
King has made no reply to the POpe's
missive. In consequence OF President
McMahOn's recent action, Italian re-
publicans have placarded the streets of
Rome with notices OF a great lemon
stration at the Appolo Theater on the
3lst inst mt, to declare that Rome "a
never again become the Rome OF the
Popes.
LONDON, May 80.
The signs of England taking a hand
in the var accumulates. A Times cor
respondent at Berlin gives a sketch OF
negotiations going on between Eng
land and France. Bismark's sudden
r~earpearance in Berlin was caused by
an mixing that MacMabon's coup
d'etdt was the result OF al understands
ing between the Tory Government and
De BrogliO; that in the event of France
joining England for the re-establish'
iRent OF the treaty of Paris, certain
Interior considerations should be as
sured to France. These considera-
tons, the Berlin Cabinet is represent.
ed as knowing are the restoration OF
Alsace and Lorraine. Confirnlatory
of this programme, the English war
press which at first saluted MacMa-
hons revolution with virulent malig-
..ts. D . an uAu Innf aud
are now extolliny the moderation and
conservatism OF the monarchial con-
spiratOrs. All attempts to drag the
lac Republican Ministry into al alli-
ance with Austria or England were en-
effectual. The Republicans, confident
of strength in the country, refused TO
plunge the nation into war, Simon
going so far AS to say that France must
now pursue the policy of England and
grow rich on the misfortunes of her
neighbors. In Austria preparations
are active. In Germany the Land
sturm has been ordered ont under the
pretense of r~eorganizing. 1t Is a body
which has not been in the field since
1912. Under cover of establishing an
equilibrium Of forces on the Rhine,
Bismarck and Won Moltke give out
tuoe TX iiotitici pOSto o'C w oO iOk"t
risOned to prevent a surprise on the
part OF France. Ediiorially, every
paper in London urges England to pre-
pare TO defend its interests in the East.
The generality of the press say that
unless Turkey sues for peace within
the mex two weeks, England must
check the Russian advances. The
Liberals, hoping to stay the strong
tide for war, have organized \ Minis
ter meeting for Gladstone at Birming-
ham, wher3 anti-w declarations are
to he put forth as q last resort. In
quiries as 10 the strength of land and
naval forces, and the number of guns
abound on all sides. The com
plete cessation OF traffic On the Dan
ube, Black Sea aud Suez canal, and
even nth Russia, IL felt in every form
Of business. Merchant Of the marine
have been taking precautions in the
event of a sudden declaration. Com
merce on the SCe- Canal Il compelled
to pay war risks. The English feet
stationed at both ends of that channel
Is ready for Sction. The British repre-
sentative In Egypt is constantly warn
ing the Government that vital inter-
esls of British subjects are imperilled
aud Trade "A hniiv DESTROYED Tha VA,