Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-26
has been proclaimed in Corstantinople

has been proclaimed in Corstantinople
aud vicinity.
PARIS, May %.
1t is said that a note has been CON-
municated to all conservative provin-
cial papers stating hat during the
three months interval between the
dissolution of the Chambers and the
General Elections, President McMa-
hon is perfectly entitled to decree a
state of siege. Signatures are being
solicited among Paris tradesmen to
the President, representing that recent
events are paraly Zing trade.
LONDON, May Is.
The Times Berlin dispatch says:
The Ministerial Post contends that the
conspiracy which upset the French
Cabinet is principally directed against
Germany; the French armament hav-
ing been carried to the highest pitch,
the mask is thrown aside and an at
tempt mads to profit Ivy the latest
European complications for gaining
allies. What the mOnafchial conspira-
tor Immediately aims at Is the restOra
ton of the papacy through the humil-
iation of Germany. The Times CORE
spondent points out the Post AZ the
~ paper that two years ago pun
lished notorious sensational articles on
the imminence OF a
The noun of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance
TO. day is $50, O00.
1t is slated here that Mukhtor Pacha
is marching upon Ardahan, while the
Russians are rapidly advancing against
Erzeroum.
VIENNA, May %.
There is not much probability that
any of the great Powers will make OBJ
lection to Rouniania's declaration of
Independence, though they may ao-
stain from recognizing it until the con-
clusion of the war.
CONSTANTINOPLE, May %.
The sheep tax has been doubled.
AS the war incc ea orders have been
issued forbidding the carrying OF arms
and authorizes the Punishment of sus-
pected persons without trial, and for
bids the assembling of crowds in the
streets.
About 1000 Sofas participated in the
demonstration yesterday. The five
Sofas who were admitted to the Cham-
ber accused Hussien Pasha, the Arda-
han commander, of treason and de-
manded his arraignment.
LONDON, May %.
Russian strategy on both fields of &C
tive war continues to commend the
commentator of military critics here.
RussIa's preponderancs in strength
enables it to force Turkey to figh; when
and where the former chooses: at the
same time the distance and character
of country and roads bet the wal
theaters of the Danube and Asiatic
Turkey render the Turks powerless to
avail of the advantages OF the possess
sion of the interior lines of commune
cation in such n as did the Con-
federates in the American Rebellion.
They can't suddenly concentrate their
forces to hurl ell masse against either
OF the two opposing forces without
giving the other corps fatal advantage.
The Russians apparently have no in
tention TO cross the Lower Danube and
enter the low, unhealthy, swsmpy
country of the Dabrudscha. Their
feints on that line are designed merely
to cover their work of fortifying that
portion OF the river to guard against
flank attacks from that direction by the
Turks. Their grand attempt to cross
the Danube apparently will he between
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ceeds, they can compel the Turks to
retreat rapidly toward the Balkan
mountains or risk their entire fate in a
great field with comparatively open
plains; but the Russian commander
evinces no haste. His situation Is such
that he can afford to wait, if necessary,
holding the Turks at bay on the Dan
ube until Russian forces moving
toward Erzeroum shall have finished
the immediate campaign designed for
their accom- plishment.
LONDON, May %.
A letter to the Times, from Alexan-
dria. Egypt, dated May 18Th, says:
Peace with Abyssinia has not yet been
concluded. Gordon Pasha had opened
negotiations which seemed TO be pro-
crossing most favorably, when King
John discovered a conspiracy in his
camp, which he attributed to Egyptian
agency. He immediately arrested
Gordon Pasha's ENJOYS and two sons
of the Egyptian Shelk of leila, aud
cut an arm and leg oil of the two lat
ter. In consequence of this incident,
Gordon Pasha left the Abyssinian from
tier and pushed on to Shartown. Not.
w~iths;anding this singular check to
negotiations, peace is still probable.
There seems to be no practical differ
ence regarding terms, aud both parties
are DESTROYS of peace, because OF inter-
nal affairs, and particularly the King
of Abyssinia.
1t is being reported that the King OF
Shoa revolted and captured Bondar,
the capital city Of Abyssinia but
Egypt and Abyssinia are SO exasper-
ated with each other that peace must
he made by some third party. Each
party would De willing to submit to
the mediation of England, and ii she
would undertake the task there would
be peace in a very few months.
CONSTANTINoPLE, May %.
The Russians are still ~bombarding
the forts before kars, which are reply
ing vigorously. The Minister of War
has tel egraphed to the Bey of Tunis to
send a contingent of troops to Turkey.
LONDON, May %.
An officer Of the steamer City of
Brussels, who was landed at Crook
Haven by the steamer Russia, reports
all we'll on the former when he left
her, II miles west OF Fastnet.