The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-04

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9rtsin, will return to Great Britain taking
with him Instructions that Italy will ron.
Hnue neutral 10 long rs The war IL r8n6ned
10 Turkey and Russia
Under the present organization the
Turks can bring into active service the iol
lowing forces: Active army, 900 100 first
reserve, i05. 600, second reserve, a0O10
police military $500 Hiyade, third re
serve, 10000 total regular army, 4s6, 100
irregular troops, 9,0o0 total war strength,
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The report in some newspapers that
special measures have been taken against
American vessels on account Of their trans.
porting war material to Turkey is contra
dicted in official quarters. II is added that
Russia's relations with America are excel.
lent, and that any disturbance Of them is
carefully avoided.
A Vienna dispatch states hat the
manifesto Of Roumania will be published
Immediately. 1t is to the effect that Rou.
mania acts in alliance with Russia in the
war. The reason given is that Turkey per.
sists in denying Roumauia her rightful
privileges, and insultingly endesyors to
designate her as an integral part of the
Turkish empire.
The strength Of the Russian army on
a war footing is as follows: Officers for &C.
tive service in the regular army, 1857 for
reserves, 1922 for depots, 6,605 for local
troops, 1918. Total officers, 44,477. Sol
diers for active service in the regular army,
S45,4S3; for reserves, III, 1898; for d pots,
273,lS2 local troops, 3j0,366. Total soldiers
b64l 800. .Non.combatants, 195,14Sj horses,
24O,S38; guns, 1905. Total number Of men :
in regular army, l,SS0,654. a
A dispatch from Kischnew, dated the l
| 23d, and officially published April "a, an a
nounces that a review of the troops by the n
ear at Tiraspol took place on the 23d inst, Il
his majesty addressing the officers said: " o,
felt grief at sending you to the field of bat y
tie, and therefore delayed action as long as -
possible, hesitating to shed your blood, but ct
now that the honor of Russia is attacked, | Is
am convinced that you will all, to the last
man, know how to vindicate it. May God al
be with you. wish you complete success. 81
Farewell until you return"
The emperor of Russia reviewed the ,
ninth army corps at Umerinka and Brisula. III
Addressing the officers at the latter place, .;
the emperor said If you should encoun- -
ter the enemy, show yourselves brave and h,
uphold the ancient glory of your regiment. te
hope that the young men among you who b,
AVE not been under fire, will not show m
themselves inferior to their veteran COM IT
AIDES. trust you may soon return covered IL
glory. The emperor also addressed the
Ulcers of the eleventh cavalry division. He @
aid he hoped their regiments would display q,
ne same brilliant courage as ever.
The Russian advance guard, which y
crossing the Pruth at sunrise on =.
lie oath, numbers fifty thousand men, half -
and half infantry. They are taking l.
lie direction Of Galatz. Five other divis- tc
ms, with forty cannon, are stationed at
They will advance so as to reach re
he Danube at Ismael Kilia and Viloff. tC
of sappers, who have already CT
assed through Bucharest, are going to P
to throw up defenses against the
urkish raids. A dispatch from Berlin l.
.ates that the porte has asked Servia to ~
reyent Russian troops from crossing the b,
Danube and entering that p%rincipality. I,
A st. Petersburg telegram saysa drago- q,
ian of the Russian embassy will remain at ~
'onstantinople until Wednesday to deliver or
declaration of war, which will be delivered Ar
l st. Petersburg to the Turkish charge he
'~affaires simultaneously with the publication be
{ the imperial manifesto. A special from
.ischnew adds the following to the empe> an
speech at Embrosolia al have done L
verything in my power to avoid war and ~
loodshed. Nobody can say we have not W
cen patient. We have practiced patience Io
the last degree, and there comes a time 70
hen even patience must end. When that
comes, | know the young Russian army an
show itself worthy of the fame won by wi
lr old army in former days"
The Russian Telegraphic Agencie, COM VIII
entlng on the newspaper rumors that the Sh
'rte intends to dispatch a mission to Kisch- mig
Nv, SAYS that endeavors has been made at hir
1nstantinople TO induce the Turks to send par
oh a mission, but the Turks, in view of the cos
tie OF the chamber, were not in a position itc
make any serious offer, and mere courtesy plo
'uld not meet the requirements of the pre- nnl
1T situation of affairs, and Russia could 7
t descend TO take part in a comedy. Tn,
only object in sending a mission eac
uld be to act the conciliatory part in or all
to throw upon Russia the responsibility qui
the war, and perhaps attribute to her the ma
GUS intention of territorial aggrandize mar
tiol