The Sick Man's Bad Condition.
New York, June 9.—The Herald's cable special says that a portion of the Turkish fleet is blocked up in the upper Danube, and another in a worse condition below Ibrail. The passage of the Danube cannot be prevented. All hopes of great deeds by the Turkish Danubian flotilla look delusive. A hundred thousand people welcomed the czar at Bucharest. A perfect understanding with Prince Charles has been reached. The sudden collapse of the Turks in Asia Minor is impending because Erzeroum is utterly unprovisioned. Desertions are numerous. Mukhtar Pasha's army is without discipline. The Russian advance will soon cut off Trebizond from the interior, and then the entire eastern part of Asia Minor will have acknowledged Russia's military authority.—Detroit Evening News.