, 1877-10-12
Telegraphic Summary.

/ LoNpoN Oct, IA correspondent with
the Turkish army tclogaphcS from Piey-
ma, that Osman pa,ha'S losses from tie
! Russian cauuonadc were exceedingly
lirht, but on the day when lie took the
rcdOubts on the LoitCha road, he lost o.
600 men. There are now Sept. 23d, only
| ! 900 wounded at Plevna.
A correspondent with Gen. krilIoil'
who commands the force which is endeav-
5Iing to prevent the revictualment OF
Plevna, says the first Turkish convoy
which entered Plevna, consisted OF 1000
wagons. KrilOif attempted TO hold the
road at point so near PIeyna that Us
man Pasha was able to send force which
attacked him in the rear and obliged him
10 withdraw aud leave the road open.
Upon returning Krillof left two regi-
ments OF Cossacks at EtsOpel. to watch
the Sofia road. Another convey, coming
| from road unknown to the Russians,
running alongsipe the Sofia road, slipped
through the fingers Of the detachment on
! Monday and was under the guns of Plev-
| ma before the Russians could attacd 1t.
A dispatch from Schipka says Suleiman
Pasoa is terrifying his camp, and appar-
emily intends to Winter here.
VIENNA, Oct. 2.-The ministerial or
gan declares Servia's entering on the war
not certain, and she would not il she de-
cided on the influence of Austria's neutral
attitude.
NORWICH, Conn. Sept. 30.--The village
of Putnam, Eastern Connecticut, was
nearly destroyed by fire this morning.
The business portion is gone except the
National Bank and new hotel. Loss
about $200,000. Insurance largely dIstri-
buted In this State and New York COM
panies'
GALVESTON, Sept. 30.-A Fort Clark
special of the 29th says: Information is
received here this morning that Lieut..
Bulls had severe engagement with the
Indians on Pecos river in which lie lost
several OF his command. Reports are
conflicting rs to the result of the battle.
One OF S6afters guides arrived here this
morning and reports that seven compan-
les Of cavalry with two Gating guns
crossed the Rio Grande at the mouth OF
Pedro Pinto creek and are in pursuit Of
the hostile Indians.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 3.-Official intel
ligence received here states that Mukhtar
Pasha was on Tuesday engaged in great
battle near Alexandropol. When the
telegram was dispatched the Turks ap-
peared to be winning.
CETTINJE, Oct. 3.--Some strong detach-
,nents of Basha BazouSs who attempted to
enter Montenegro near SuttOrein, were
repulsed on Monday, after seven hours
sanguinary fighting.
Essen, Oct. 4.--Russia has ordered 300
Krupp cannon.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 4.-The last regi-
ment of the Russian Imperial guard
passed through here to-day, all to the
front.
SCHIPKA, Oct. 3.-Raout Pasha has ar
rived and assumed command.
The Turks have abandoned Kalaraca on
the approach of the Russians around
Trsnova.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-One hundred thou
sand pounds worth Ofgold was withdrawn
from the Bank Of England yesterday TOR
to New York. s
An nsurrection appears to have broken
out in one of the ZOoloo Islands, rs a tele-
gram received at Madras flom Singapore
announces the defeat of 1000 insurgents
by the Spanish troops.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 2.-Ammunition and
provisions are being sent to the border.
The Kragnjeyatz arsenal is.working day
and night. ~. ,s
VIENNA, Oct. 2.--The resolution come
to at the Servian cabinet councils Is to ask
the porte to withdraw the troops conccn-
trated near the frontier. As the refusal
ofthis demand is almost inevitable, it is |
believed in Belgrade that Seryia will be |
ready to take the field by the date an
nounced at the Russian headquarters, |
Monday, the 10th inst
CHICAGO, Oct 2.-Grcat preparations
are making for the interstate and inter-
national rifle match here commencing
Thursday. Already number of those
who contested in the CreedmoOr are OH the
ground. The shooting lasts three days.