Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14
EUROPE.
The Great Conflict in the
East.
THE WAR FEELING IN ENGLAND
GROWING STRONGER.
HOW BAYAzID WAS DEFENDED By
THE RUSSIANS.
A Graphic Description Of \ Gallant
struggle.
(srrctAL prrArcurs TO II Coin HUI
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EUROPE.
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Tn. Great war 10 she Eass.

lAprrlAl. DIapATrHEu TO THE OOLD I'LL
D.,rY N,w..l
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The Great War In n Eass.
LONDON, July lathe indications ara
r,uis,.l.bIo that tbs British ruling
E...,,. ~
Glasses nave become mo!' T."
taking tho risks OF war than they were q
month ago. This change 10 not Influenced
b. .vun,,bv Nth Turkey. lint by Ie,Iou,y
.,.u 49,.
Oh such n''s'A' 80"
Britisli commercial and indus'riai inter-
eats In the East. The sending OF ~ En-
glish fleet to Besika Bay has failed 10 chal.
lenge any vigorous protest from the peace
men. They. however. believe this only
means armed observation oil readiness to
secure England's share In the run Of
future diplomacy. The naval movement
really means . menace OF Intervention II
Russia shall attempt to occupy CONSTANTS
nople In violation OF her pledge. In short
British opinion docs not trust this pledge
and Is suspicious OF tho faith With which
Germany accepts II. The situation Ii . mo-
mentous one. both Tor this country and 9th
cIhs NV heubt that tao "sA
against The Turks she VIII accept no Terms
short OF the freedom OF the Diraanelies,
But as that gives nnssis almost nllmia1le
power 10 menscs piitlsn comnie,oe ~ wv
BLACK sea = mediIerrAhean " iurnisnes
England win . sirong mo'i'e TOT w,r'
unless her Tears 10 uisarmea ~ ulpio-
macy. turkey, dcieAtcd' mas " IN nei ei-
elusive power 10 coneeuo Tue polnt wnlch
Russia demands. anu then' wnsh nei own
cause Ia lost, VIII nave nO pro.Ehgiish mo
tive Tor withholding IT, This ~asona
fear Of Turkish alienation Ia perhaps the
true ley to British war preparations such
a. may avert the war ITSELF ny allowing
Britain's readiness and power to back her
diplomacy by immediate force OF arms.
Only in this way can she maintain her In
dian Interests without being involved In
serious war with crippled Turkey a. her
only ally, Such o war would lose 10 Enls
land and give 70 tho United States Nh OPP
p~ortuniiy to recover the carrying trade
and much Of their old manufacturing nd.
yantages, 10 say nothing OF the business
revival IN America when u would cause
by STIMULATING uemAha ior american p'o-
ducts.
onEEcs TO AWAIT pE'ELoPhkNrs'
LONDON. July l3.-It Is believed that
the adjournment Of tho 0reok Chambers
means that the King. aided by British In
fiuence, has triumphed over the war party.
and that Greece Will not ut present par
ucipate ~ the war. Ihis Iessehs 'hs 1on''
phcAt,on oi tns E.s,efh 9uessou. NV.
ever, lnssiAs i,ienns wiz vohs'aer .nIs
inriher s'sp oi uie n,iu,n oAp,he. sn.a6'
onishc 70 russia, anu VIII aig"s ,nA. I'ns.
iahd Induced lnls nc'o" 1870 ~
ioreible repIesehta',ons' ~uoup'eSi
Enslahn |. hnuthco I'M psen s .i
psacs, nu. 10. MI "a..;hi. xi,,au, M
,noui.,ice 81 ,he nriti.h mipi.ter,. the
I'm. tor nrsal ariion has hardly arrived.
mi a. Gree, looL. rather 10 ENGLAND
lar p,..is "a her natural protector n
nav La wall tb,, tbe strained and unccr.
lain relations between tho great powers
has checked the agitation which . month
ago threatened TO drive Greece into i'm.
mediate hostilities.
rsoi.,Sp's pnrrrsr yoR WAR,
Cu,c,oo. July IA T,iLus,', London
.neci,I Nv, another pr,te,t for war ha.
hen fonnd by tbe Enrilsh Journals In the
a-talilislInpnt nf n urDylslOunl government
n, pnI,,,,i, ami In making i,ussI.n tho
oaicial Language. TLi, h regarded as
frs.h, evidence that Russia h, bent on the
connl,ie ,ubjuration ami annexation of
Turkey.
r..., "in,lm En-, o,o.. In.
iIIh'L,o i..,,a. y, NJ
sIforon ~ .ne ,A'.ou. ~ ~. n,,..Iis,,
siA' hla 'toni 80 nsnn,iia a.,
POSITIONS lae'nR 'neun, Tvs pp,,ooppAAoV' n.
ihe damage 70 huslenuk M oIovos,r MY
have been caused without either we Iuik,
or Russians having designeuIy aIemp'su
todtsiroy mo uwe'lihBs' eonsuia'es, e'c'
DgniIS. July l4.--German settlers In
the Dobruescha are seriously. suffering
from the war. The German Government
las complained To- liussia and turkey oi
their VI treatment ny TIE soiuiers VI DON
countries.
u DIrEScE or DArAzD.
Nrw York, July 1.-THE Tmss' cablo
lispatch gives an account Of the Rnssian
defence and relief Of Bayazid. In the
advance OF the l.ussian left wing toward
Eraeroum, about q month or 80 ago.
this small garrison was entirely cut of
from the main army and surrounded By q
force OF regular Turkish troops, reinforced
by A large boly of wild borsemsn Of the
warllk, Turkish tribes that inhabit this
mountainous section of Turkey, The be.
s,eeiig army numbered about il. 0 men.
Tho defensive works were weak, the pro-
visions short, and the supply Of water
small and OF the worst quality, The small
garrison were compelled TO be under arms