Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-19

channels Of the Danube near Natchin
and Galatz with torpedoes.
Effective measures are being taken
o follow up the Turkish success at
Sukum-Kale.
The position of the Russians near
Batoum is becoming q Of great
danger.
PARIS. May IS.
The excitement was quieted Wedpes
day night by the report that the project
of forming a Broglie Cabinet was attain
doned. This morning President Nc
Mahon!s followers affected to regard
the meeting Of the Left last night as a
challenge to the Marshal's conciliatory
ideas, which were again abandoned.
Duke De BrOglie held a crowded re
ception last night, at which he declared
that the abuse which had been at
Republican Cabinet could continue no
longer.
Duke De Cazes received all Ambas-
sailors yesterday. Not one OF them
approved Of what had passed. although
Republican system. On all hands
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ion of Europe would be partially
struck if the threat made yesterday
was acceeded to.
Relative to Gambetta's speech in the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday, a
correspondent saws: Never did the
chief of the radical party display
greater or more overpowering elo
quence, never did he obtain such sp-
plause. The Right remain in a silent
and dismayed attitude. Only from
having heard the speech and being
present at the scene could any one un-
derstand how much the earnestness of
the situation added to the orators
habitual e%loquence.
$50 p. NJ.
A message from President Mcmahon
has just been received and read in the
Chamber proroguing it.
LONDON, May IS.
A special from Erzeroum, dated May
IL, says: The Russians attempted to
lombard Kars, but they miscalculated
the range. the shots going over the
town without any damage. Kars re-
piled and forced the a%ssailants to re-
tire, but they subsequently attempted
the erection of siege works. The
Turks lost some munitions on ac
count Of sudden attacks on the TANKS.
LONDON, May IS.
An Erzeroum dispatch. dated May
Is, says: The Russian attack on Ar
daham has been bravely repulsed by
the Turks.
A Times Vienna dispatch says: Ac-
cording to the statements Of the Rus
slams, they intend going to Adrianople
and when there informing the Powers
that having accomplished their task
they now call on Europe to consult on
what should be done next.
VIENNA, May 10.
A dispatch discussing the report that
England is trying To induce Russia TO
fix a limit to her military operations
says: 1t is not thought impossible
that Count Schouvaloff may endeavor
to induce the Russian Government TO
give such assurances about its designs
as will allay, rs far AS possible, all mis-
apprehensions regarding them, that
have arisen in England, but it is
doubted if the way of doing this will
be All attempt to fix the limit to mil
itary operations.
LONDON, May IS.
A Berlin correspondent 'telegraphs
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terial crisis in France is watched here
versally supposed that Simon's fall is
the result OF ultraniontaine intrigue.
The relations between France aud
Germany may be very grave. 1t is a
hazardous experiment for the Right at
Versailles to begin such movement
pending the adoption of important
military measures by the German
Government. This opinion Is publicly
expressed here with very little reserve.
PARIS. May IS.
The new Ministry has been gazetted.
President Mcmahon has written to
Duke De Cazes as follows: "Circum-
stances do not permit me to entrust
power to the late Cabinet OF which you
formed a part"
LONDON, May IS.
The French Presidents peremptory
i'll tempered dissolution Of the Cabinet
excites grave apprehenslons regarding
its purpose and probable consequences.
It was more Imperiaiist than Republic
a in spirit and manner. and forcibly
revives the suspicion that Mcmahon
is q monarchist in disguise. His mo-
tive is suspected to be a desire to check
Cn0 Tdpiuiy STOWluS SIIoiktu oi i've
p%ublicanism by violently compelling a
quarrel with Simon, the Liberal Pre-
mier, under circumstances which
should compel a dissolution OF the
Liberal Ministry. Notwithstanding
| French law makes the Ministry re-
sponsible TO the Chamber of Deputies
and not to the Executive, it is feared
that the selection as Pemier of Duke
Broglio, q know hater Of republican
institution, will be speedily followed
by the dissolution OF the Chamber oil
Deputies, and that the mutual defiance
already exchanged by the Cham
her and the President may lead t.
serious disturbances throughout The
nation. The people show signs both
Of indignation and alarm. The pre-
text for dismissing the Ministry is
SO trivial that few accept as true one ol
the worst interpretations that In put
upon 1t. 1t Is even doubtful II the
w,sest among the representatives oil
monarchical factions will consent t.
identify themselves with the Presi.
DENTS policy In a crisis so injudicious-
ly precipitated. Indeed, they unhesi.
tatingly disclaim any responsibility
for or sympathy with it. An uprising
that shall overthrow Mcmahon Is
| among thA COuSidnred DrOhahilitiaa.