The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13

alisht in several places. The headquarters
stan sull remained In and ABOUT the
chateau, which had been emptied OF lite oon-
tents exceut tho camp kitchen. II was very
miserable to stroll about the dreary rooms
among the litter Of rubbish and W ste paper. I
was a pHrtuker ~ the last midday mnal ca on IN
the no dq1arters dining room. That apartment,
which Witnessed the toastin9 Of Prince Aian "a
king, had been prepared only a few DAYS previ-
Ou-ly. to maze II slightly and comfortable Tor
the winter. All The flags and tlnsel ornamens
that h Il oeen stuck M around the cha eau In
cxpectuncv Of Milan coming ana accepting the
tile of King. md been taken GOWN and bund ed
INTO the wagons. along win pots and pans and
boots aud SHE Cuskins.
! wr, to teiee am. and saw II despatched to
the DtUU Nous. the st telegram; believe, sent
from tue Deigrad cam. The otico vas IN the
room OF one OF the two run lslde houses which
formerly were tnns. aud a"Ound when the Turk
ish shells were aruppins SIN n.y. The CLERK
worked 90 pacidly TN a shell burst on tho roof,
aud then he thought the time had come to STOP.
lie sent nv Mosaic rom the unly instrument
lett Standing. went to say adiru to the Rus
stan OH 'er,. They wi / have no more of II.
Tney decline to be missacred for a people
Whum tneV denounce a. do utute OF all IN rti
s II. The Russians have 40 words to ,xpre-s
tneir contempt aud disgust for the pusIlauinity
Of ne Sctylan soiIi rs.
rode out OF the camp through the triumphal
aIcnw vwi'h Us withered oak L. We. embems
81 Sefvinn artirations. aud rraudioquent greet
ingS To King Milan the FIRST. | found the road
20 kiShhn a fearful block ~ horses loot, artil-
lrrv. " undcd men. ambulance wagons, big-
gage. peasants with families aud belongings In
ok wagons. aud x neral chaos, which was iuten-
sihed tenfD,d in the village 81 X shan. At Jo-
vanov,c, whore most Of the artillery wero to
brVUuac for the MT ht, Gen. Ichetnaycd overlook
me ~ e drove To Peratjin to meet Prince Mi n,
acco panied by Col. Kat irji, toe Princes
nrphew. ined the cor eye, aud rode with IL to
Ialatj u. liN the popuac of that town. although
fuily ca tainted VII h MS m sfurtune. the l.pucr
was " "a rec. ivei. lie arrv some time before
thu Prince. His Roi al Higuness arrived at Parat-
jan at T.. NJ.
Gen. chcTnaveG was waiting for the Prince
on SID tue lnaN. Both were deeply IN 1v.u.
"a was natural. Inc greetings were very coz
uiai, and theu the Prince aud his general re-
tired 10 a iele 6te.
AieXinat1 /. not bandoned Tho Turks we're
sheiiing u 'nis morning. Its garrison and peu-
PIE VII no doubt retire through the BanJi Pass
INTO l. ~. ru SerVIa. ! he whole TERRITORY In tina
Moray iIey south OF the lines OF Par lin IL
IN course ~ universal evacuation. puinfullv nc
ceielated. uf course. by incorrect runners of yes
terd Us losses. No Ger ain estimate can be
form Il, because most of the Servi N bat alions
are mure or less dl.integratei, md no man can
uistint uish bctw On kuled, wounded, and miss.
Ing. the missing tcing straaRlers. Thero are
not many wounIed IN our han.s :, and as they
must havc netn very numerous, tho only con-
ciuston, uHtntul as IL ~. must he that tn were
lett where they tell. ana W. know the fate II
such unfortuuates. Russian Diet lchment, "A
Thousand rpng US erGty murnIng, now mum
oers only turee hUudred on parade.