Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-21

closed. The second chest was opened
in 1854, during the Crimean war, but
the third has not been opened since
14l5. 1t is conjectured that the accu
mutation of money in tire last named
can not be less than two hundred II
fifty million francs, and it Is fully be-
lieved that the total amount OF the
treasure OF Islam will exceed six hun
dred million francs and even a much
higher sum.
VERSAILLES, June l0.
Duke De Broglie has informed the
Senatorial Commission on the dissolu-
ton proposal that in h election the
Government would designate the cam
didate they favored, thus making use
of the Right, which, up to the present,
has beer recognized by all Govern
ments. The Duke stated that if the Sen.
ate did not vote for dissolution the
Government would decreee it imme-
diately. The Senate is summoned to
meet again Wednesday. The debate
on dissolution will commences at once
aud night siltings be held it necessary.
LONDON, June 20.
Advices from Bucharest intimate
that the movement of Russian troops
has begun. The utmost secrecy is
maintained. 1t now appears that the
main body will not cross at Guirgevo,
but at some point further up, prOba-
bly, Simuitza or Whereabouts. Three
corps are concentrated at Ibraila and
one corps ut Kalafat. The latter will
probably ross intO Servia at Giadova.
The position Of Austria is growing bet
ter defined, it being certain that an
army will be sent to occupy Servia in
case that province openly espouseS the
cause of Russia. A correspondent at
Coustantinople writ es that the Sultan
had faith in Mahomed and Redif and
in the military power of the Empire,
but that faith has now persisted and
the saddened sovereign sils all day in
tie half light of faded chambers fret
ting with aching heart and q%uivering
nerve over The lost illusions OF his
short reign. What now most troubles
the ministerial mind is the capitol. A
harmless demonstration of the Sofas a
fortnight ago has been visited with
great severity upon that body and
upon all who were suspected of riend-
ship with MIdhat Pasha, n is Redif's
scapegoat for all that goes ainlss. The
garblins Of official war news, the gag
ing oine~spapers and the reports of re.
verse after reverse in Asia, IA pro-
duced a ierment in the popular mind
which ~endangers mor than anylhin.
else the Sultan's throne.
The opinion in the Montenegrian
army is very strong against Vukovies.
the leader to whom the defense OF
Duga Pass "a entrusted. He is
charged with utter incapacity. Some
baltalions received no orders whatever,
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cohesion of the army seemed lost.
Advices report terrible outrages 10y the
Russians upon the Circas>ian popula-
ton of Sebaya. The towns are sacked,
the women ravished and men ban
ished. A reign of terror prevails. The
Russians burned the military hospital
in Abraham and 500 inmates persisted.
Correspondents report The Russians
active in the country bounded east and
vest by the rivers Vede and Aluta,
They are concentrating at Simnitza.
but the river there has greatly over
flowed its banks.
The prevalent opinion seems TO point
10 Nikopolis as the crossing place.
The Turks are also moving troops ac-
lively.
A Paris journal publishes a telegram
from here, stating that there is founda-
ton for the runor thai Her Majesty is
about tn apply to Parliament Tor Al
extraordinary grant of G2o 900 600. and
that u Cabinet Council will be held to-
day to discuss questions. This umor
with man others, has been in circu'a-
ton at The Stock Exchange two days,
and j. generally di>believed. No Cab
met council is announced to-day. The
Stock Exchange, which was %slagnant.
has been somewhat disquieted since
the reception OF the story.