THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2623, 5 June 1877, Page 2

THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Singapore, June 4,11.40 p.m. ■;• Peace rumours continue;; ;i : The Danube is falling rapidly. Active operations going on at Kars. Greece is doubling her army and sumDroning the resei „es. > . ' • LaterThe recaptu 'c of Ardahah is erroneous 1. The Russians have completely invested Ears. Mukhta Pasha is commancing

the garrison. The position is very critical. The Queen of Holland is dead. I ondon, June 3, via Brindisi. The mails were delivered on the 4th. There have been 50 creations of the Orders of St. Michael and St. George. Grand Cro^s : Prince of Wales, Marquis of Nonuandy.'Bishop Selwyn. Knights Commanders: Walcott, Barry; Robertson, Parlies, Davvall, Blythe,. Governor Robinson. Companions: Frcdk. Barlee, John Douglas, Thomas Russell, John Smith, Fredk. Knollys, Arthur Gordon. Wool: A quieter feeling prevailed at opening rates. 12,000 bales withdrawn. Wheat lower. Australian, 665, 68s; New Zealand, 645, 665. Copper steady. Wallaroo, £77 ; Burra Burra, £74 10s. Tin, £68 10s. The s.s. Whampba left Plymouth. Arrivals: Orient and Baogitikei. Bombay, June 3. ;

The' Bangalore reports that Russia is a'lxious for peace after the first victory to preve: ;■ European complications.

Gambetta, in replying to an address, counsels moderation, and, alluding to the contingency of McMahon's resigning, approved of Thiers succeeding him.

Indian telegrams by the mail elucidate the cable one dated April 18... They state that the Vienna advices are; to the .effect that Austria will occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina when the Russians cross the Danube^ ,; - - ;