Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
RESULT OF THE FIGHTING
ABOUT KARS.
Snow and Mud in the Balkans.


P0er1Ot1C MHn11eotO OF
PARIS, Oct. Z.
Gambetta has issued a manifesto to
the electors Of the Twentieth AKRON.
basement Of Paris. In it he says:
Z" Citizens: After four long months of
excess of administrative pressure and
the most deplorable proceedings rels-
tive I official candidature, France at last
speaks. She will say in a few days
what she thinks of the men of the 10Th
of May, the allies and protectors of
the I'd Of December, the servants OF
Henry v, and the agents of the Sylta.
bas and the Popes, who are all shell
tered under the patronage of the Pres
ident. Doubtless, for the better pro
lection of Republican institutions,
France will say what she thinks OF the
personal policy of the chief of State and
the %aristocrst and retrograde preten-
sions of the De Broglie Cabinet; of
unjustitiable dissolution Of the Cham
Der of Deputies; of the miserable
war waged by Germany against
newspaper hawkers, schoolmas.
ters and other defenseless VIC
Tins OF the Projects, and the plots
of this coalition of Monarchists who
are preparing for three years OF intes.
tine conflicts and divisions, to be fol-
lowed in 1850 by a terrible crisis and
perhaps revolution. France will pro-
nounce on the policy i~naugurated by
the letter dismissing the Republican
Ministry; on the order of the day to
the troops ut the Long Champs Re.
view; on the Presidential message on
the 18th of September, and hat sys-
tenn Of Government which the Chief
Executive power vindicates as a right
above the constitution, and France will
declare for the Republic, and will say
she intends to make an end to anarchy
and dictatorship; withdraw the nation
as an individual indefinitely from cleI-
ical rule and insure that the public
force shall never be employed except
in the service of law. confidently de-
clare that France, despite the maneu
vers against freedom Of her votes. will
scorn official candidature and its
agents; spurn Royslists, Caesarists
and Clericalists. and both knaves and
partisans of violence. She will con-
denim Dictatorial policy and leave the
Chief Of the Executive power, who is
transferred into a plebiscitary candi-
date, no alternative but to submit or
resign. We ourselves, sure of the sup
port of the country. shall know how to
make its will prevail over a powerless
and incorrigible minority. The Union
of all good French men will keep rs
discreet and render us invincible for
the country and the Republic.
Conservative papers strongly censure
Gambetta's manifesto, some declaring
that the real crisis has now com
menced. Republican papers warmly
praise the manifesto.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. Z.
Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs the Porte
under date of Friday, as follows to-
day : The bulk ofthe Russian forces fell
back to the foot of Karatool, leaving
six batialions entrenched at Kabaka.
They have thus abandoned their po.
sitions parallel with nj lines. There
is no trace OF the enemy at Baldorin,
KIsalvan and Oghuzlu, they having
struck their camps. The enemy's
losses during the three days battle al
Yanilar, Gulveran and Aladjardogh. is
estimated at 10. 900 killed and wounded
Our losses were about 1000. Grand
Duke Michael commanded the Rus.
slams in person.. Providence has hap
PLY frustrated the formidable plans OF
our enemies.
PARIS, Oct. 7.
The Francaise announces that the
Government has ordered the prOsecu.
ton Of Gam BETA for his manifesto. II
says the audacious reproduction in his
manifesto of praise, IL Jaut Sc SONNET.
tire on Sc denettre, is not only a repe.
tition Of the Offense against thu Mar
shsl, but as Gambetta has already been
condemned therefor by the Tribunal
Of Seine, It constitutes an outrage
against the Magistracy whose decisions
are publicly ignored.
LONDON. Oct. 8.
Correspondents will hereafter only
be admitted to the lines Of active oper-
atoms IN days Of engagements. Al
other times they must remain al the
corps headquarters; information sent
out by them thwarted the Russian
plans. Within 10 days % 900 sick
chiefly suffering from fever, have
reached the Odessa hospitals.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 8.
Snow and rain is continually falling,
and it is thought will suspend all
operations in Bulgaria and the Bal
kans. It is probable Mehmet Ali
will be appointed to the chief COM
mand in Thessaly.
The Servian diplomatic agent has
formally renewed to the Porte assur-
ances of the pacification of Servia.
Mukhtar Pasha says the Russian
losses during the recent fighting was
5000. The loss of the Turks was