The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-05

Ali telegraphs to-day that after violent
ly canponading our positions at Kamar-
Ii, the Russians furiou,ly attacked our
left wing. The battle continued until
evening and we retained our positions.
the enemy retrea.ing with considerable
loss. We shall take the offensive to-
morrow. The Russian Imperial Guard
were reported on Friday engaged in
heavy fightiag in the direction of IT,
csnova, from which place the Russians
were ultimately driven. losing over
5000 men. 1t is also reported that the
Turks are now bombarding Teirnova.
y PARIS. Dec. 3-The Temps says that
MsDufour has been entrusted with the
fdrmation Of Cabinet. and went to
Versailles this afternoon TO consult his
friends. At a meeting to-day of the
Left Centre it appeared, in view of the
prolongation of the crisis, to b. the
unanimous opinion at present to refuse
to vote for the Budget.
Paris, Dec. 4-Dufour has consented
to act as Intermediary between the Left
and President MacMahon. He has al
ready specified to tho President the
concessions in person. which were re-
ceived by an aid-ds-camp who some
what peremptoriIy referred them to the
minister of commerce. The deputation
retired, t. ling the aid-ds-camp to in
form the President they were the van
guard of an imposing demonstration
which numb thenssnd to-day and
would number ten thousand tomorrow
and million the next day. which the
Chamber could reasonably demand
and the President was distinctly ugr-ed
With them. n. Dufour will now ascer-
tain from the majority the precise con-
ditions on which it would accept recon
ciliation, and will impress upon it the
necessity of moderation. 1t is probable
that M. Dufour's consultation with the
Presid ent led to report Of the Temps
to-day that he had been summoned to
form . Cabinet.
NJ. Dufour had an hours interview
with Pres't MscMahou this morning.
NEW York. Dec 3-The following
comes FROM the Turkish Legation: An
item published in Vienna political
correspondence and reproduced by 9TH
er newspapers, stated that in conse.
quence OF the discovery of q plot at
Constantinople, about 40 persons were
strangled; which statement a military
circular declares absurd and slsnderous.
BERLIN, DEC. 3-Ths Montsncgrins
having occupied Suttrina. the Austrian
government has informed the Cettinge
authorities they will not allow them to
hoist the Gag of the principality in the
strip of Turkish territory in.orsscting
Doluctra.
! VIENNA. Dec. 8-The bad feeling
between Turkey and Italy grows ont of
representations by the Porte about .
rumored tillibustering incursion into
Albania. Italy assured tho Porte that
the rumor Was gruundless. but the
Porte refused to accept the demand.
There is . report from Rome that some
other powers have also drawn the at
tsntion Of Italy 10 the subject. If this
is true, the Porte has succeeded in con-
vincing othsrs ~ well q itself that its
approximations are not altogether with
out foundation.
VIENNA, Dec. An. Christies. agent
for Servia at Constantinopls. has been
instructed to demand satisfaction from
the Porte. for the continued violations
of the ServiAn frontier by the Turks
LONDON. Dec. "A. Belgrade cor
respondent says Prince Milan reviewed
the militia Sunday aud exhorted them
to their duty.
The var office has ordered all district
Governors to erect hospitals.
The most probable plan Of operation.
IL that Gen. Horvstovich will make di.
versions IN the rear Of the Turks With
two divisions. Gen. Gourka hae prom
ised to send him 5000 cavalry.
Correspondents at other points say
ascording TO the latest letters. the pub
lie feeling in Crete fsvors rising after
the fall Of Plsvna. The Creek Gov.
eminent has warned the Cretans it will
stop volunteers and supplies if they rise
prematurely OF contrary to its advice
A Paris correspondent tsl-srsphs b
he's private inforaaeion csatrsdict,na
tie ptsnsh newspapsr secousts ef the
interview between n Dufour and Pres
asnt NcAshou. He ssys few days
ego Senator Dnclers presented to the
Marshsl an informal note asking him
- satiAfaction to the Lsft to promiss
> revision d the Coestitut,on in Q Re-
publican sense. The Marshal sent for
II Oufour TO inform hia that this
proposition wss unacceptable II. Du-
four replied that the Left desired q
guarantee which would not con srooise
the Presidents dignity. The CORES.
puodent eoucludes that the foeeroinr /,