Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08

bear in mind that 1t is the greatest in
terest OF England that every country
in the world should be prosperous,
and that If any country runs the risk
Of being Inundated. we should try to
prevent humiliation whether it should
he the sssailant or assailed, and I hope
we shall avoid the fault which has
been the great fault of the European
Powers in the past of interfering on
behalf only of our coreliRionists, in
stead of asking the Turk to secure
good government to all people of his
vast Empire whether they be Druscs.
Yezedes, Mahommedans or Christians.
LONDON, Aug. z.
The Royal Victoria VIctually Yard,
at Department Ford, is still busy re-
plenishing stores which have lately
been heavily drawn upon, i'm order to
provision the garrisons at Gibraltar
aud Malta, in each OF which there is
accumulated food sufficient for the
maintenance Of a large army Tor
twelve months.
BUCHAREST, Aug.
There IL some want of provisions
among the troops bet ween Sistova and
Tirnova. on account Of the difficulty
in procuring Wagon to transport sup
tiiCs HULK lax cioO VI AZ
river.
LONDON. Aug. 4.
A dispatch from Constantinople SAYS
in the naval engagement in Salind
river Turkish irouclads attacked seven
Russian gunboats and destroyed two
Of them.
LONDON, July Z.
To-day's news from the seat Of war
contains several worthy items OF
Intelligence, military n political.
Suleiman Pasha's success at Elk,
Soghra IL now admitted, and IL - stated
that the Russians were pursued hy the
Turkish forces as far as Hainbagbay,
aud that the pass is already occupied
toy q Turkish General. This Ell
will doubtless confirm The Grand Duke
Nicholas in his intention to convert the
campaign from u political into a more
military one. II has been the plan of
the Russians hitherto to occupy n large
tract Of land; the greatest number of
towns possible In the eneiDy's country,
SO that when peace might be concluded
they might dictate the conditions on
basis OF accomplished facts.
A Vienna correspondent confirms
the report that austria has concluded
the financial arrangements necessary
fol partial mobilization. The total
borrowed is 5000, 900 forms. II is re-
ported that there is much sickness in
the Russian army.
The first installment of reinforce
ments for Cuba, 900 men, will leave
Spain August 18th.
News From the City of Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO. July 81.
1t is reported that arrangements
have been made for the payment Io the
United states of the next instalituent
of the amOun awarded by the mixed
Commission, and that President Disz
intends to recommend that the next
Congress acknowledge The debt and
provide for its payment with interest.
Lerdo's Generals, Altamirano, Loaez
and Velez have offered their services
to the Diaz Administration and their
services have been accepted.
A Papal "a rcuIar From Rome.
ROME, August Z.
Cardinal Siinedri has addressed a
circular to the Papal Minicos instruct
ing them to inform the various Gov
ernments that whatever moditicxt ons
may he found requisite in The ceremo
MES of the next cUnclsve they will not
be of "A nature To Interfere with the
rights OF Catholic Powers nor essen
the facilities of their expressing them
full y and freely.
Celebrating the Birth Of O'ConneIi.
BELFAST, IRELAND, August 7.
The Nationalist to day held a dem
onstration, celebrating the birth d
O'Connell. Disturbances occurred In
= veral parts of the town. Some
houses were wrecked and a Der Of
persons wounded. Up to a late hour
the military, infantry and cavalry
were patroiing the streets.