Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-17

remain in the place. From the scene
of the instruction in Caucasus, it Is
reported that the Russians have re-
sumed the offensive.
PARIS, July l6.
1t is stated that Austria intends to
propose mediation as o as decisive
action OF either belligerent has clearly
defined the military situation.
VIENNA, July is.
A special saws Count Andrassy has
made representations at Bucharest and
Belgrade with the view of causing
Servian territory to be respected. Rou-
mania has r%enounced all idea OF mill
tary action.
PANAMA, July Z.
According to news received by
steamship, Orya Rendor has again
been the scene of volcanic eruptions
and destructive floods, causing, it Is
feared, loss of life and destruction OF
property. On June &c, from Babaloyo
TO Tumbes, detonations, resembling
the discharge of cannon, we're heard
at Yagnachi. 1t was said the reports
came from the north. At b T.. NJ. on
that day a heavy shower OF ashes CON-
menced to fall, The steamer lslay, on
her way from Panama to Guayuquii,
first noticed the fall of ashes at Monta
and continued to receive them till ar
irving at Guayuquil. No doubt, as on
other occasions, ashes have been trans
ported to a distance of two hundred
leagues from the volcano which had
thrown them out. On account of the
absence of acids in the ashes they are
not likely To be injurious TO crops or
cattle, as on previous occasions. The
following official particulars have been
received: a volcanic eruption, which
is supposed to have originated in Cot
apaXi, opening into the rivers which
have their origin there, has spread
desolation ove the beautiful and fer
tile valleys of Ctili and Tumbaco. on
the morning of the 18th Of June a
frightful noise was heard in Latacunya,
which was followed Immediately by
a tremendous flood, which, taking the
course of the rivers Cutchi, San Felipe
and ianuyaco, and passing washed
the city TO the chapel known as Ell
Salto. The volume of mud and water
was so great as To completely cover
the Hairena Vale, including the dis
tillery in front Of Latacunya. The
food in its course carried with 1t many
| cattle. and, what is more sad, bodies.
lit DiId-C vi ~ u htANa
some bridge of Bolivar, in Fansilco.
those OF wood, of Culachapan and Po-
tate, and that of masonry. of Agoyan,
were all destroyed. All ofthe H%sirndas,
situated on 10Th sides the river suffered
enormously. and the desolaiion is ter
ribly complete.
OTTAWA, Ontario, July Is.
The Orangemen of this city, at a
meeting to-day, decided to send 500
of their body to Montreal to night. TO
be Joined by $50 from Bells Corners.
500 from Russell county, 100 from
Vonkleek Hill, and a large number
from Ottawa county.
ROCKVILLE, Ontario, July 10.
A delegation of Orangemen left this
morning for Montreal Il attend the
funeral of Hackett.
MONTREAL, July Is.
Peter Mccullough. a Catholic, vas
assaulted by W. French Canadians.
Two shots We're fired from "A house
| opposite, one hItting him behind the
ear.
Two hundred and fifty Orangemen
arrived last night rom Ottawa. At a
meeting of the Presidents and officers
of the Irish Catholic societies last
night, the following is one of "A series
OF resolutions passed: Ihat We MAKE
earnest appeal to our -nationalists
and co-religionists, with whom the
solemnities OF the burial of the dead is
a matter of the deepest religious res
pect, to abstain on the occasion of the
funeral of deceased Hackett, to-mor-
row, from display or demonstration
that could be interpreted into opposi-
ton to the sacred rite, and that we
shall hold up to public execratiou the
man or men so regardless of national
honor as TO iniperil the national char
scter by an unseemly act or word at
such a time, and amidst such sur
roundiDgs.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July l6.
1t is said the Turks ave beaten the
Russians and reoccupied TirDora; also
that Ismael Pasha entered Russian
territory. and advanced six miles on
the road to TiHis.