The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-11
The War News

LONDON, September 10.-A Reuter- telc-
gram from Vienna SAYS: y dispatch re-
ceived here from Ccttinge asserts that Mic
sizes has capitulated--
CHANGE OF THE RUSSIAN PR0GRAMME-FUfuEE
MOVEMENTS OF TIE MoNTENEGR1N ARMY
..SERyIA, .
LONDON, September ia special from
Vienna to the Times says the Russians, who
seem to have thought little OF any danger
which might threaten them from Rustchuk
and Rasgrade, are, it appears, beginning to
take different View. We hear from Blu
charcst that all reinforcements passing
through there are directed down in great
haste towards AnirgenS, to cross over the
bridge at Cyrges. The first detachment of
guards. corps. and division OF the Wilma
army corps have taken that direction.
The Illness Astroy special says the fu-
1urc movements Of the Montcncgrin army
are uncertain, no definite plan OF campaign
having been decided upon.
The TimeS's Vienna special says: "Thc
report in Belgrade that Germany Is urging
Servia to participate in the war is dlscredlt-
ed here
SERIOUS FIGHTING on THURSpAY-RETREAT OF
THE RUSSIANS.
MANCHESTER. September 10.-A special to
the Guardian dated Shumla, September Sth,
saws: "Therc was serious lighting on
Thursday. The right OF the Rasgrade
army, under Nebjib PaslIa, was engaged all
day. The losses were many on both sides.
The Russians retreated beyond the upper
LON. The Rasgrade army has passed the
LON and now occupies Oblava IN conse-
quence. Popkoi and the whole region be-
tween Karasan and Osman Bazar was hur-
riedly evacuated by the Russians on Friday.
They took the direction OF Biela. The
field OF battle now lies between Biela and
Oblava. There have been heavy rains
.. RUSSIAN ATROCITIES, &c.
NEW YORK, September 10.-The follow
ing dispatches have been sent to the diplo-
matte agents OF the Porte abroad: A dis
patch from Suleiman Pasha OF the 10th In.
slant [Augustl announces that column Of
Ottoman scouts found in the village OF Ito
Handy Mussulman women and great num-
Der OF children under five years OF age, de-
tanned prisoners by the Bulgarians, who
had massacred all the male population and
q considerable number OF the women. NJ
they spared were some young Alussulman
women and girls, whom they compelled to
clothe themselves in Christian garments.
Twenty-Five wagons sent from headquarters
conveyed the women and children to Hahn,
| where they have been supplied with attend
ance and food
Lastly, telegram from Adriahople re-
ports that it has been confirmed that more
than half the Jewish inhabitants OF Kesean-
Xix, men, women, and children, have been
massacred by the Russians and Bulgar'ans.
MOVEMENT OF TURKS.
PARIS, September 10.-A telegram from
| Constantinople reports that the whole OF
Suleiman Pasha's army has passed north OF
the Balkans.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
LONDON. September l0.-A special from
Adrianople to the standard says: Large
forces are passing through here to take up
position between Sofia and the serflah
| frontier"
A CORRESPONDENTS DESCRIPTION OF THE LATE
ARuIsTICE TO BURY THE DEAD, &C.
| LONDON, September 10.-The Daily NetoSs
correspondent with the army OF the Caro-
witch, describing the armistice to bury the
dead, says: "Russian and Turk fraternized
heartily whenever they met during the
armistice They shook hands, exchanged
bread, bartered trinkets for tobacco, and for
the first time in the war came together like
civilized people. In the evening after the
termination OF the armistice The Russians
evacuated Obloya, finding it useless to at
tempt to hold out longer with nine bat
tali0ns against four. Late this afternoon the
whole division reached BanitZha, where
they bivouac, together with q large part OF
the Thirty-ffth division, retreating from
Gazoya and Bolarka."
\ correspondent Saturday at noon says !:
ave broke mp camp at Banitzha at sunrise
this morning and marched direct to Blefa,
in hopes OF being able to reach Gusirgoya
bv Biela, the Rustchuk road, and Pyrgos
ferry. l lode among the line OF forests
down the valley Of the Ranitzha Lour 10
Rnzeyatza. found the town deserted, eX.
cent by a few Cossacks, who reported that
the Turks had taken the Damogila part OF