Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-13

BY Telegraph 10 the sentinell
LoxDos. April 1.-THE seven hundred
men. boys. women, girls, priests and for
eigners sacrificed at Mandalay. for the res
toration Of the Kings health, were buried
alive, and not buried under the towers Of
the city walls. The following is an expla-
nation of the horror: When . city is built
in Burmah, human sacrifices are offered.
A new monarch usually has 8 new capital.
The evil spirits Of Msudslay are irriiated-
There has been no change Of the capital,
and the virtue Of the old sacrifices being
gone to appease the evil spirits. the sstrol-
ogers declared il necessary TO offer 700
lives and the sacrifices we're by order Of
King Thebaw.
A has been issued for a Cabi-
net Council to Be held on "Wednesday.
MI Gladstone has finally declined a pub
lie reception ia London.
Louis Blanc condenses the result OF the
election into one Phrase, declaring that the
Liberal victory Is triumph Of political
morality The English Tories calnmniat-
ing their Own country, have circulated the
widest fcsions in explanation Of the de-
feat. even alleging that their constituents
have been bought with Russian gold. Utter
confusion reigns in the Tory camp. Emf
nenf men, heretofore reekoned sane. are
pronouncing the COUNTRY ruined, its pres
tige and its influence in European councils
sacrificed, and that revolution Is impend-
ing At home. The truth is, that this sue
cess restores TO power leaders who are in
tensely jealous of the honor and glory Of
England, and are pledged 10 maintain not
only her ~aseendancy, but her just influence
abroad. The majority Of the new House,
though Overwhelmingly Liberal. Will coz
tain q preponderance Of moderate men.
The net LIBERAL gains, including Home
Rulers. exceed 4 hundred seats. The
clear Liberal majority over the Tories and
Home Rulers eonlbEred. is about forty.
Not sineel 1855 have the Tories been so seAk
numerically. and so discreiited morally.
The Tory journals devote themselves TO in
venting ingenious theories to account for
their defeat: depression in trade, bad hzr-
rests. democratic caprice, Liberal nisrep-
reservations, and many other fictitious
causes are assigned. The real cause Is the
profound dissatisfaction Of the people with
Lord B~eAconsfeld's method Of government.
Lord Besconzield, himself, appeAled TO the
country TO support the principle o. English
zseendzncy in Europe and Asia. Other
causes contributed in 8 minor degree, but
this was the main element in tae contro-
versy.
The Queens continued absences occasions
comment.
A Baden letter describes the Queen a.
~exaspersted against B~eaconsfeld, alleging
that he deceived her respecting the real
feeling Of the country, and alenated the
most loyal Of her dominions.
CABCL- April I2--Logzr Wardak and
q Zuomus Chief arrived on the 10th inst
The Chiefs having quarreled, tley had no
fixed programme, when their demands
for the recall Of the ex-Ameer were refused
At Durbar- On Monday . brigade Of 1900
infantry and CD cavalry, with ten guns,
vii march 10 cooperate with General
Stewart who viii reach Ghuzree on the
10sh instant, and viii then make an attack
On Jugdalak. Communication continues
uninterrupted Mahmond Jan has not yet
arrived az Cab1l, bat promises to come
shortly. Whether be comes or not is Of
small importance, A. the great majority Of
his party have come in. He being an adj
hersns Of Mustah Habibuila Khan, will
probably follow that person. A Council
sill be held to-day, at which the insurgent
tA-c4 o4AS4s 624 AZ t1gp4c Dl OEtGA Will
be invited to attend when some definite
reply viii be given 10 the representations
they propose to urge
ST.. PETKEsBCze, April a. Prince
Gortschakof passed . very bad night las.
night He has been delirious and il ex-
sremely weak The Car visited him, and
has summoned Prince G~ortschakofFs two
sons TO St. Petersburg. Gorsschakofs
death Is hourly expected.
PARIS, April 12--Ths billiard match be-
tween yignaux and slosson was continued
tins evening. According to agreement the
balls were placed where they were at the
conclusion Of the playing last night. Wig
naux opened the game, and in the first nine
innings made S94, while Slosson scored 169.
vignAux finished with q run Of 384, max
ing 500 points. and leaving Slosson with .
score Of TIA. The game was played in
thirteen innings. yignaux averaged 6I
7-13; Slossons l4s. Score Of the two
games: yignaux, i.e0o; slosson, Tss.