Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
EUROPE.
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DAILY NEvsl



The Great War ~ ths East.
LONDON. Dec. H. Arumor was curren
In Constsntinspls Sunday that osmal
Psshs was dead. This report ws no
credited here yesterday. ~ no information
can reach Constantinople from bucharest
and the latest sdviccs from that plac'
mention nothing amiss with 0smsn. Thu
Telegraph this morning asserts that die
patches have been received In Lendor
from Bucharest that 0sman has polsons(
himsslf, and u was believed be was actu
atsd BY tho Nahomedan's horror OF ampu
tation, which the surgeons informed hin
was necessary. The story u stu vsrJ
doubtful.
A special from Constantinopls .sssrt
that 0sman has autographed his family
that his wounds are progressing well.
A Berlin correspondent tslegraphs thaI
Germany has replied 70 the Turkish not,
that German participation In mediation
depends upon Russia's consent 70 parlsy,
The NORTH 0srmaa Gassfis and the HahoaaI
Gassfis concur In declaring that the Power
will not listen'to Turkeys appeal.
A Psra correspondent sys the Turkish
Government ~obviously feels thss IL caps
bility Of resistance 10 exhausted, and
would gladly make peace upon reasonable
terms, but u appears 70 have no dsfnits
programme.
NKw YoRK,, Dec. ia Herald Lendon
special says . dispatch has Just bssn TO
oeivsd Of the London Office Of the Hsraid
from Constsntinople and Vienna, which
nounc reports current In both capitals
Of the sudden death OF Ghaxi 0man Pashs.
II 10 further stated from Vienna that the
late commander Of the Turkish troops a
Plevna died while proceeding toward Bu.
charest. II must DO remembered thai
there 10 very little probability Of . dispateh
reaching C~onstantinople from bucharest.
% that 0sman's intention 10 take his own
life must have been communicated 70
friends In some private correspondence.
Several Of the Powers have already 10
knowlsged tho receipt OF the Ports's cir
culsr. Tho tone OF 1taly's reply 10 very
ooncilistory and friendly. Itsays That Its-
~ will endeavor 70 have steps taken In
concert with other Powers for the purpose
Of offering mediation. Lsyard. the Brit
ish Ambassador. denies that he has sound.
cd the Porto - 70 the conditions OF psacs
which be would be willing 10 accept.
The Obserrsr states that 10 has reason 70
believe that the Turkish circular Vas dis
patched at the instance Of England. The
.Seosmam's London correspondent says F;
1T Ia understood that the English Gov
eminent does not wish 70 act without the
con currsnoe OF the other powers. Il 10
most anxious 10 avoid complications which
might lead 70 unpleassntness with Russia.
doxsrAxrnoPEK. Dec. i7.-Itl 10 reported
that England has sounded Russia ~ 70 the
conditions Of peace. The Porto, however,
has been informed that Russia desires Tur.
key TO negotiate directly with her and that
mediation would only mako tho srms
harder. The peace party seems 70 Be gain
ing ground somewhat. Great discomfort
prevails among the population 1t SIAM
boul. Beditious placsrds are frequently
found.
Ona. Pasha's Recspsiea ~ ths
Rassiaaa.
LONDON, Dec. ia correspondent 81
Plsvna telssrsphs concerning Osman
PsshA's reception BY the Russians. Grand
Duke Nicholas rode up TO 0sman's car
rage. and for some seconds the two chiefs
gazed In each others faces without the
uttsrance Of . word. Then the Grand
Duke stretched out bis hand and shook
The hand Of 0smsn Pssha heartily and
said : "I compliment you on your dsfease
Of Plevna. II 10 one OF the most splendid
military feats In history" 0sman smiled
sadly, rose painfully 70 bis feet, In spite
Of his wound. and said something which
I could not hear and then reseated
himself. Tho Russian officers oil cried
"Bravoi I" bravo I" repeatedly, aud all
saluted respectfully. There Was net one
among them who did not gaze on the
hero Of PlevnA with the greatest admira.
tlon and sympathy. Prince Charles OF
Roumania! who had In the meantime ar.
rived, rode up and repeated unwittngly
almost every word Of the Grand Duke and
likewise shook hands with 0sman. who
again rose and bowed, this In grim silence.
He wore Q loose blue cloak. with no appa-
rent mark on Il 10 designAte his rank. and
Q red fex. He 10 . large, strongly.built
man, tho lower part OF his face covered
with . short black beard. without . streak
Of gray. and ho has . large Roman nose
4uu Dl4Gk bytus Atha , biauu tsS1t "a
claimed Colonel Gailiard. the French mil.
itary attacho. "I was almost afraid Of
seeing him lest my expectation should b
disappointed. but he more than fulAlls my
IDEAL" at is the face Of . great military
chisftain,' said young skobelof. am
glad 70 have seen him. Osman 0haxi he
is, and 0sman, The Victorious. he will TO
main In spite Of his surrender"
A New Minissry Ssr. Italy.
Roxr. Dec. ie.-Slgnor Dc Prstis has
informed the Chamber Of Deputies that In
consequence Of the present position Of
parliamentary parties tho Minister have
resigned, and the King has accepted their
designations and charged him. De Pretis.
with the duty Of forming . new ministry.
a CARD.