Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Thunderer" on Hayes.
ADDRESS OF FRENCH RE.
PUBLICANS.
Improvement in the London Silver
Market.
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 20.
A correspondent who was present
and reported the battle Of PlevRa, tele-
graphing from Bucharest under date
of September l7th, takesa most despair
ing view of Russian prospects. He
says they were definitely thwaried and
finally paralyzed on the 18th when they
lost 20 900 men. The Russian medical
staff is over helmed and great num-
bers OF wounded are literally rotting
and fostering, being uDcared for. As
for the Roumanian army. its surgical
arrangements are utterly inadequate.
The surgeons make no cooceslmeut
of the fact that a wounded mans time
for being looked at, On in
an average of two days after he has
been struck. The correspondent
doubts whether the attack on Plevna
can succeed ever after the arrival Of
the Imperial guard. In spite Of strong
Russian sympathies. he thinks that the
Turks surpass the Russians both as
private soldiers and as generals.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
The Times editorially commenting
on President Hayes Southern tou
says In a little mo re than half a year
the President has succeeded in beating
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in allaying a list Of conflicting passions,
and the visible triumph of his policy
Is now being assured. He has this
week began . journey through the
Southern States, which is intended TO
show that the work Of ~pscification is
not far from completion. The Federal
Government has no intention Of inter-
fering in the local administration of the
Southern States. The Southern States
have no desire to disturb the great
achievements of the civil war which
have been embodied in the constitu.
tional amendments. The removal of
the objects of contention, makes it easy
to re establish friendly relations be-
tween the people who respect each
other, and the sympathetic meeting OF
the President and General Hampton
Is an omen Of the coming time when
the North and South will no longer he
separated by the lines of division which
the civil Wal had traced.
PARIS. Sept. 81.
An address IN the nation, aligned by
. number Of Partisan and provincial
candidates for the Chamber OF Deputies
representing all shades of Republican
ism, is published to-day. II replies.
point by point, to President McMa-
hons manifesto. the following consti-
tuting = passage: Your duty will in
crease with the sudacity Of thuss who
presume to impose themselves on
France. You cannot become the in
strument Of clericalism. A Republic
must have Republican functionaries.
and the country expects order, peace
and stability through the Republic.
LONDON, Sept. II.
The Ffadncier say II was officially
minated yesterday that the India
| Council will not draw any bills next
week. This strengthened the silver
market, and bars rose to 54ssd. There
Is no information whether the drawing
will be stopped beyond ext Wednes-
day. The forward tendency of silver
Is likely TO induce sales here by Ger
many, and occasional Withdrawals OF
gold from the Bank OF Berlin. At 4
P. NJ. silver was quoted at As pence
per ounce.
A correspondent at Gorny Studen
estimates that the Russians. with the re.
Inducements received since the battle
before Plevna, must number near 50,-
900. The casualties on the 18th and
18th amounted to over GO per cent.