The New York herald., 1877-07-28
YORK HERALD SATURDAY JULY 2 l877w1rH SUPPLEMENT-

burst In her turret. The Vesta had her rudder
injured and went 10 sebastopol for repairs Two
officers and nine sailors were killed and six olil-
GERS among them the commander, and seventeen
sailors were wounded One officer has since died y
sILIsTRIA INVESTED.
The Second Russian Army Corps has invested
silistrIa.
CUTTING THE RAILWAYS.
The Russians have destroyed six railway bridges
between Jamboi and Philppopols. The rolling
stock has been sent to constantnop'S
NO SAFETY ANYWHERE
The foreign Consuls at Adrianople have delivered
note TO the Governor. requesting him to take
measures TO guarantee public safety. The Italian
Consul has advised his compatriots to leave.
WHERE AwAYs
The British neet has left Besika Bay. Its desti-
nation is unknown, but 1t Is believed 1t has only
gone for cruise
The Crocodile, with 1859 officers and men, sailed
from Portsmouth yesterday for Malta.
ITALY TAKES WATER.
The Rome Liberia and FdnfsIid, newspapers,
positively deny that the Italian Minister OF Foreign
Anairs (Melegarl ever declared that the British oc
cupation OF Gallipol would be inconsistent with
Italian interests.
RECALL OF MIDHAT.
The Vienna Ne,o Free Press says:-"Mdhat
Pacha has been summoned to Constantinople by
the Sultan, and he has left Pombieres to proceed
thither by way OF vicnna.n despatch to Paris
from Plomberes confirms the reported departure
OF Midhat Pacha for Costantinople
DEAD OFFICER.
despatch from Shuma states that Aziz Pacha
one OF the best Turkish officers, has been Allied in
skirmsh.
HIS CONDITIONS
The Standards Berlin despatch says q semi.
oncial Austrian correspondent, who is inspired by
the Austrian Foreign ONCE, announces that Aarir
Pacha, on assuming ofilce, entered into arrange
ment auth orizng England to occupy Gallipoli with
marines and artillery and to construct ortihca tons
cHAGRIN FOR TURKISH OFFICIALS
telegram from Constantinople states that
the Sheik-ul-lsam has been dismissed.
The fall of Edhem Pacha, Grand vizier, is believed
to he imminent
An imperial decree Just issued at Constantinople
appoints q court martial to try Redin ana Abdul
Kerm Pachas Tor crime
PEACE TALK, But NO PEACE.
Peace rumors shll circulate in Vienna. Every.
body Is convinced OF the res0lute MAIN
tenance OF the understanding between the
three great Powers. 1t Is ielt that the mo-
mcnt for action Is approaching The barbarlties
committed by the Mohammedans ut all points, as
well as oy the Russians and Bulgarlans, no longer
allow an unconcerned view OF the position Of the
unfortunate Christian populations. ustria-Hun-
gary, In particular, is strongly interested. The
schemes attributed to England OF occupying first,
Gallipoi. and nex:, perhaps, Consta ntlnOple, do
not preclude the belief In ar early peace.
PLENTY OF NOISE.
Great military activity prevails at Constantine
pie Volunteers are everywhere enrolling Re-
cruitng booths have been established In various
quarters OF tile city. Parties OF volunteers, with
bands and flags. are parading the streets
AFRAID OF BUTCuERY
The Greek Consul at Burgas and the French and
Italian consuls ut Gallipoli have telegraphed their
respective embassies at Constantnoplc for men-of-
war, owing to the excited state Of the Mosem
population.
AT NICsICS
A Cettinjc despatch says the Montenegrins have
blown up the outworks Of Nicsics, which they re-
Gently captured. They are now bombarding the
fortress from all sides