Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-30

the blood of martyrs which
has soaked your soil. Russia's mis-
sion is to build mp, not to destroy.
She is called by the DEGREES of Provi-
dence 10 coucIliate and pacify all races
and denominations IN those parts of
Bulgaria inhabited by a mixed popu-
lation. Hencetorth Russian arms will
protect every Christian against all vic
l-nce. Not vengeance but strict equity
will gui lie our acts. The proclamation
promises also equal protection to
Mussuimen, but impartial justice
upon known participaiorS in atrocities
and urges the abandonment OF intes-
tine di~seutiOns, and announces "a a
fact that AS the Russians advance
Turkish rule will be replaced by reg
ular organizations, in which the ma
tive inhabitants will he summoned to
take part under the supreme direction
of the special authorities, aud Bull
garian Iegions will be formed to serve
as the nucleus of a local armed force
destined to maintain order and secu-
ritv. The proclamation concludes:
Follow faithfully the instructions OF
the Russian authorizes. Therein lies
your strength and security With
humility l pray the Lord to grant us
victory over the enemies of Christian
itv and to send down his blessing
upon u just cause.
LONDON, June %.
The prospects that there will be no
general war are better than they ave
been for the last thirty days.
The last detachment OF the Four
teenth corps crossed this morning on
the bridge to Matchin. Communica-
tons are complete from Galatz. There
are 80 900 infantry and % 1000 Cossacas
in the Dabe,idScha. Herzova was
evacuated on the advance OF the Rus
slams. Severe fighting is reported at
Tcheruavoda yesterday. l. Rus
slams made the crossing of the Danube
at Siunnitza and expected To make a
crossing at Turna. The attitude OF
Austria grows more threatening.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, June %.
Fifteen hundred Russian cavalry,
who have endeavored to relieve Baja-
lid, have been beaten by tho Turks
with a loss of sixty killed and Two
hundred wounded. The Russian gar
rison still holds the citadel.
New YORK, June 30.
a special cattle dispatch states that
bloody fighting is going on at Pyago>,
VII tbC oCs ITO 80 III
are crossing en- masse and engaging
the Turks, who are making a desper-
ate resistance. The slaughter on both
sides has been terrible. Turkish gun
boats are also engaged in the battle.
Late advices from Turkish sources
state that the Turkish forces claim a
victory in the battle near Geirgivin,
Tuesday, and that the Russians lost
1900 men.
LONDON, June %.
4 Vienna dispatch says it Is reported
there that France has asked Germany
to join her in the eudeavor, On the part
of England, 10 obtain possession OF the
SueZ aua
1t is stated that Oakley Hall has ac-
cepted an appointment as special cor
respondent OF the Herald from The
seat OF war in the East.
VIENNA, June 20.
Minister TioZas has received a most
flattering telegram from Emperor
Francis Joseph, who says that having
read the Minister'S speech on Eastern
affairs, he could not deny himself the
pleasure of expressing his satisfaction
at his patriotic and his excellent words.
This telegram has produced a great
sensation.
f.. LONDON, June %.
The army corps stationed at Luhrin,
Poland, has been ordered to the Dam
ube, and another corps is ordered 10 he
in readiness for an immediate advance.
Various correspondents fix two miles
below cistora AS the exact point OF The
Russian landing on the Turkish bank
of the Danube. Az the boinbardment
of GuirRevi the Turks chiefly aimed
at the house of the German Consul,
believing the Car vas there.
Count Schouvaiotf. on behalf of the
Gar, will raise objection TO The pres
ence OF Sir Arnold, member of the
English military attachee with the
Turkish army IN Asia. Wednesdays
losses on both sides were appalling.
From the latest news received here 1t
appears that the crossing OF the Dan
ube was ouly successful from Timniiza
and Sis'ora. All other attempts up to
Wednesday failed. The Rounanian
telegraph vas silent regarding yester-