Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
URoPE
The Russians Cross the
Danube at Ibrail.
A DESPERATE BATTLE BEFORE
MATcHlH.
The Turks Defeated and
Driven Back.
ENGLAND PREPARING 70 PROTECT
HRRSELP.
ESPECIAL. Di.rArcHEs TO TIE doIp Hill
ESPECIAL D~i.rArcHEs TO TIE 0otD Hill
DA 1t Nxwsl
Tho War.

the Danube. The bridge from Brahilov
to. the Turkish shore has been finished
for some hours. To-day troops began to
pass before dalatz. without meeting . sim
gle Turk. At tho present moment there
arc Cossaeks enough TO take In the fank
aud hsrrass the right Of the army defend
ing Matchln. In addition TO the bridge
constructed In front Of Brahilov. which
is from TOO to 800 yards In length. with an
extension upon inundated Turkish terri.
tory. the Russians have built q large nun.
Der OF RATS. which have been towcd TO-
day into the arm Of the stream where the
two monitors were sunk. In addition to
their own gunboats, the Russians continue
to employ all merchant vessels detained In
port. Seven wooden sloops, moreover.
have been iron platei during the past few
days. each Of which carries two runs and
will hold 200 men. Should nothing DO
changed between now and tomorrow,
all will DO finished by tho time this
dispatch Is printed. For the last
week. however. changes have been
continual. so that nothing 10 Ger.
tain. II Is expected that tho greatsr
part Of the Fourteenth corps will have
crossed IN twenty-five hours and will re-
ceiye the Gar, who Ia 10 arrive on Satur-
LAY. such IL the purport Of the orders
which General Zimmerman sent 10 his
troops OF 2 o'clock OH Thursday. This
document had been ready for some days,
but. Notwithstanding the Impotence OF
the Gar. the general refused to cross the
Danube because no considered that he was
not ready. On Sunday last tho Emperor
announced his coming and ordered the
passage TO be made. The General asked
further delay. aud on Wednesday the Gar
again announced that no was coming.
General Zimmerman then went 10 Ploesti
postpone his visit until Saturday. The
russians ut Brahiloy arc 1900 strong.
Thirty-eight war correspondents left Blu.
charcst yesterday for the Danube. 0ppo-
site Drahilov the Danube 10 divided Into
two channels by q large island. This las
probably enabled the Russians to construct
the bridge unobservcd. Ithas been known
for some tins that tho Turkish monitors
have been completely barred out Of this
section Of the river by torpedoes. The
crossing near Drahilov, according 20 gen.
eral opinion, Is only q subsidiary opera
ton 10 the main crossing further west,
probably between Aluta and vcdo rivers.
ONE THOUSAND nAfrs.
BRAnuL0v. Juno 22.-Tho Russans have
constructed In all 1000 RATS aud pom
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