, 1877-11-02
The Russians Capture 1000
Prisoners at Dubrik
and Te1iBche.
Russian Cavalry iii Pursuit
of C1levket Pnslla's
Army.
4 New Russian Movement with the
Object Of Turning Erze-
roum,
Mukhtar Pasha's Position
Looked Upon as Being
Very Critical.
Accommodating Parties Stirring
Up the Turks Along
tile Dunubc.
England Sounding the Powers on
the Subject Of Medi.
alton.
Con. Grant Magnificcntly Enter
tanned by President Mac
Mnhon,
Tic Duke Dccazes RctireS from
the French Cabinet.
Accommodating Parties Stirring
Up the Turks Along
tile Dunubc.
England Sounding the Powers on
the Subject Of Medi.
alton.
Gen. Grant Magnificcntly Enter
tanned by President Mac
Mnhon,
Tic Duke Dccazes I3ctires from
the French Cabinet.



THAT ApPBANs To DE THE CONDITION or TIE |
1CRks
LONDON, Nov. la l!ussIan Official dispatch
says: "The total number Of prisoners captured
ut Dubnis and Tel!.che was 1000, Including two
pashas, 200 officers, and an English
Colonel In the Turkish service. After the
Victories at Dubn!k and Telischc, Russian scouts
approached KadotnIrxe, aud Chcykct Pasha.
With twelve l,atta!ons, fed from there without
waiting to destroy bridge, whlSt, Is now Intact
in our hands. Our cavalry ia pursuing Chcvkct
paahu."
As1A MINOR.
i telegram from Copstantiboplc reports that
twenty bastal!oas Of Turks have taken up posi-
tions Al Kurudluk, near Dess Boyun. The Rus
s.ans are advancing br way OF Olti to turn
Erzerousn. In Official circles Mukhtar pasha's
position ia considered critical, hut not dcs-
perate.
ALONG TIE nASEnE.
LONDON, Nor. ian effort 10 hctpC mnle to
rain possession Of the road from Pievua to Ra-
hoya, on tho Danube.
s7sKnlsd THEN Cr.
Tie noutnanian force between tho rivers Vit
and 1skra yestcrday made rcconnossauco atong
the Danube In the direction Of Kahovu. At
Vadeni they found a Turkish detachment oc-
cupyiug somc earthwoFks, and, after brief
eat,norsadc, tho Turkish magazine exploded aud
the EarElson retrcatcd in the direction Of
llahoya- Two conpa nlcs Of 1loumaniaus occupy
thc reloubt.
RUSSIAN LOSSES.
st. rETHnsnuao, Nov. Ian Official return
! Of the Guycrnmcnt Etses tho Killed. wounded,
and missing un tho jlussian slde from tfle CON-
snetcesucnt of hosttl!tcs to tue eth of Octubcr
~ VI ,9i22. Thu losses during tho week pre-
cc1lng the 18th OF October, not Including tho
engagement Ut Dubntk, we're 1,842.
| AoS7ENEuno.
| LONDON. Nov. a-1n. ma Vienna corrc-
spotlcnt tc,cgraphs that sfchcnlet All P.Aha
arrived at Saluutca ch foutc for hts 1Ierxego-
| vlnian command. lie wilt establish his head.
quarters at S0y!-I'azar, which Is convenient Tor
| operating either against Montenegro or Scryia.
Mllt!a from Constantluoplu aru to bo sent 10
| reinforce Lin.
| rEAcE TALK.
4 Berlin correspondent SAYS preparations
seem 10 be making In various quarters with
view " ths restoration OF peaec In tho vvent Of
| DECISIVE 1lusstau victory at plcvna. England
| is sounding tho Powers 10 10 ths prac-
ticabllIty Of future mediation on tho baafs Of
the programme Of the 1ate Constanstnopio
conferences, The correspondent docs not autlc!-
pate any decided responsu to Englana's over
| turea until alter some doclstEc operation.
| There have bccu numerous contradictory rlmore
In circulation on tlLs subject.
/ UNNECESSARY.
VIENNA. Nov. lit IL said the Car has uoti.
led Prince Milan that geryIan cooperation ts
unnecessary.
! NEW 1rN9isn L1viEs.
CoxsTANT1sopLB, Sos. Lit IL officially au-
nouccl that 20 0oU mt0 aru to bo called out for
active service. Tho majority ot these arc ucm-