, 1877-09-15

the ihst posltloH utter VIC Suns h"o oee"
removed IN safety.
A correspondent at Predin says, under
date ofsept. 9Th: ] arrived here last
night from Lovatz. When I left, hea
w torce Of Turks were on the rOad
northwest of Tovatz, and artillery and
infantry fire was going on. The Turks
may have been reinforced from Plevna,
which arrives too late, or Osman Pasha
may be sending troops to keep open the
line of retreat to Sophia. Prince Chsrl's
ot Roumania, is here in command Of the
Russian line facing Plevna. There are two
divisions Of the RDumanian army here.
ROME Sept, Sit is reported that the
Pupe's health is not so good as it has
been for some time past. His limbs are
paralized. hut there is no immediate
danger. He resumed an audience on
Thursday.
CoNsrANTryopLE Sept 9-The battle
was begun at Plevna on Friday morning.
The result Is unknown. No details
have reached here YET,
BUCHAREST, Sept, ,10--The Gar wit
messed the operations on Friday, before
Plevna Of the regiment Of Chasseaurs.
The imperial guard has lett for the scene
Of uction.
LONDON, Sept. lO-Tbe Manchester
Examiner publishes the following dis
patch amounting the capture Of Plevna
by the Russians:
SIsrovA, Sunday night-.This morning
the attack on all sides of Plevna COM
menced and continued throughout the
day. BY six o'clock in the evening the
town Of Plevna was in the hands of the
Russians, and the Turks in full retrent in
great disorder. The losses are enor-
nous, but the details are not yet, ,yrceivet.
LoxpoS. Sept liza cotssssspondent
writing from Vienna on Tuesday, says:
It 10 not what occurs in front so much as
what occurs in the rear of Plevna that
will giveto the fight so much interest.
PARIS, Sept. ll-Intelligence has been
received here that the Turkish forces on
the frontier have been ordered to enter
Servia if SHE takes part in the war.
A Vienna dispatch says there is q ru.
NOR that Osman Pasha was retreating
from Plevna. There is, however, abso.
lutely no trustworthy information on
this point from either side. O.
LONDON Sept. 10--A correspondent of
the Daily Ns@s, with the army of the
Czarwicb, at Bouitzka, few miles from
Biela, under date OF Friday eve, thus
describes the Turkish occupation OF Alb
lava, onWednesday, the gallant attack OF
the Russians under General Limerfeieoff; ;
the retreat of the Turks across the LON.
and the re-occupation Of Ahlava by the
Russians with loss of one thonsand men
to the latter. There was an armistice on
Thursday, for the burial OF the dead.
Russians aud Turks fraternized heartily
whenever they met during the armistice.
They shook hands, exchanged bread, bat.
tered trinkets for tobacco, and for the
first time, came together like civilized
people. In the evening after tho ermi-
nation Of the armistice, the Russians
evacuated Ablava, finding it useless tor
them to hold out longer with nine bat
tallions against 900. Late this p. NJ.
several whole divisions reached Banet--
zka where they bivouacked together
with large part of the thirty fifth divis-
ion retreating from Savova and Palsnar.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Daily News
correspondent, under date of Bela, Sat.
urday noon, says: We broke up camp
at Banctxka at sunrise this morning and
marched direct to Biela in hopes OF be-
ing in reach Of Guergivo by Biela, the
Rustchunk road and Picrgos ferry. |
rode among the line of the foreposts down
the valley Of Bouitzka along to Bucsova,
and found the town deserted except by
a few cossacks, who reported that the
Turks had token Damoglia on that part
of the road and occupied Pyrgos, break
ing the ferry communication. and turned
back by way Of Biela to make Il trip by