The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-31
THE SITUATION ~ THE EASE
Moro Indications OF n Desire to bring the
Warfare TO a speedy Close.

LONDON, July 3O.--A despatch to the Times
from Coustantinople says that panic prevails
at Pera, probably due TO the dismissal OF the
sheik Islam. which is generally attributed
10 his refusal to hoist the sacred flag. II Is gem
orally believed that the Sultan will soon leave
for Broussa unless Turkish success makes his
position more secure. II Is feared he may never
return il the Russians occupy Constantnople; {;
hence those who wish the present Government
to remain strongly urge that an English force
should be sent with u fleet to Gallippli.
Lieut. Cen Mehmct Ali mas tclographe1 for
Gen. Klapka. Offering him his own conditions
Vienna despatch 20 the Times says that tho
Sultan has agreed that Midhat Pasha shall
sound the intentions Of the Cabinets directly IN
terestcd in tho Eastern question. Midhat fasna )
mission will somewhat resemble that Of NJ.
Thicrss during the Franco-German war, but
he does not seek or expect 10 obtain allies. He
~ opposed to all plans for direct peace between
the Porte nnd tussiA and wishes TO be- able To
give tine sultan tisciui udvic' las Il on the ds-
position of tho Vienna and Lon lon Cabinets,
A Bucharest dcspat ,h to the Tunes says thnt
requisition- have been made upon the railroad
authorities to furnish trgnsroruttion to Russia
for G.O0O pr;sn.nrs Part Of these are from
Nikopols and tho r-st from tho Balkans. Sevrn
hundred and twenty RUSSIA wounded hayo
arrived on the northern side OF t-e D"huVc 'i'
4 despatch to the Times from Vienna says:
The Sorvian Skuptschina has been dissolved.
The agitation IT, very great Various other
d.syat hes mention the military preparations
Dispatches TO the Times and Post again assert
that the Empor0rs OF Germany and Au-iria will
have an interview, probably about the Wh OF
August.
pasha at karabunar has not been officially
denied there are indications in later despatr hos
from koumania thai 1t Is wholly false VI greatly
4 telegram from Bucharest says that Cen
Manu-. the Ryumanian commandcra y ikopolis,
has received insiru tons from the Russian
headquarters to coUprrat" in certain necessary
cnses with the l,ussans, and eyen.if requisite.
take an active share in the lighting.
The newspaper Dzie,uik IDlSii. published at
PoSen announces that. in consequence of tho
revolutionary tendencies In Russia Of the
Scuvophils. the Government has temporarily
| cxiled Atsakof. Chief OF the Moscow society.
| LoNDQS. July p The NdndarFs Bucharest
| despatch says: II Is reported that the lus-ians
have again attacked l'rvna. and that the fight
| ing continued throughout saturday anu sun
day. According 10 N" latest reports. the Rus
| slams were gaining ground
| Tho ConsiantinOplc despatch To- the Standard
| SAYS that .errnt numbers of the European resi-
| ieni- nre leaving. The steamer iqr Fri gste on
/ Friday took 2J2 passengers, All hcrls are
| already taken aboard The French and Italian
steamers sailing On Wednesday.
| The Tunes Huharc-t correspondent tolc-
! graphs a~ follows: 4 a. ~pat'h from SistpVa
says that an important cnsaF" nj was fought
on sunday near Rust Auk b' tween the Car
cw.t,h and Ahmed Eyouh pa-ha.
g." Tho Turkish corps ls reported to hay" been
! defeated. with the loss Of thirty guns, ten
Standards AM 5000 prisoners. Later Official
Il -pat hos confirm tho foregoing. The num-
/ her Of Turkish prisoners is now given is 5000
Ahmed tyouD : army Is stated ~ be cOmplcteiy
The Russians will probably at once resume
! the n,rn-iy, and follow up their advantages
The Tunes special dated O-irok. Monday
say- that th" assault on Fort TahollW. whlri
command. AN III. other iortiil nt.ons of y '-icS
! has h""n eouut.rmgni"l. and operations Wcr,
to-day entirely suspended.
The Manchssier Gaarlaas Vienna despatcl