The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
Italy and Germany in Perfect Accord
The Former, 1t Is Feared, Will Follow
Germany ia the Eastern aues-
tion-A Scryian Scheme.
England Asserts Her Treaty Right TO I've
6sBbeats on the Danabe Ciads
viii Support Less Their Passage
Be Opposed.
osns~n Pssha Claims so Have Defeated
sIxty rheoAsad Russians Near
Picyns-soifeman'- Deseet Denied.

LONDON, August l.-Out OF numer-
ous conflicting reports from Bulgaria
last week. one substantial and very
importsnt fact is CLEANED, that The
Turks have abandoned their Fabian
policy, and are making Il severe attack
on both fianks Of the Russians.
The latter have been forced 10 SUE
pend aggressive movements, and con-
centrate on their centraI HuO from
Biela 10 Tiroovs, a pointed out by the
Times Vienna correspondent to-day
1fOsman psshs and Lieutenant GEN
eral Mehemet Ali s,:cceed in Joining
hands between Tirneya and the Bal
kan passes, it will be fatal to the Rus
SLAMS south of the mountains.
Thus far only Turkish reports OF the
fighting have been received, since the
first hattie at Pievna, but it is sur
missed, with strong APPEARANCES of
probability, that if the Russians were
faring prospcrOtisiy We wouid have
official bulletins from 81 Petersburg.
The note dropped 10y the Russian
secretary OF state from headquarters
oil the Grand Duke Nicholas, where
the ezsr Is sojsurning, az To sinking cf'
vessels ia the Silvara mouth of the
Danube and tue employment of Es.yI,-
ti2ns in the service O! Turkey, SAYS a.
soar. a. the war is ended the Eussian-
Will remove Tie imp-diment- and
clear the bed of the river
Withregard t. the other point, the
note stated that 10 calm the auLie,y of
tie British eaLiuei, his inaperia! maj
esiy has instructed the Ilussian am
ba=sador in London 10 declare To- Earl
Derby that we hArhor no project of az.
gression ngaiust Egypt. Might We not
have expeeisd that, IN stiict farmers,
tie British government would use iis
Influence with the khedive, to prevent
him nom engagements in thr Bo-;ili.
ties agIinst us
In the BslksDs our soldiers found
themselves OPPOSED by Egyptian
troops. and it Will perhaps a,,fll.e to
poiot out this fact 20 justify the hope
that IL the Brsli-h government desires
that lis interests slsAli hot be eoui-
pressed ty aggression On cur part
against Egypt
IL will also Influence them to pre-
ven; us from being forced by tire open
bOstilities of the vies regal overn-
ment % tahe steps TO prevent IA r,-
new al Of them.
Two Tarkish Monitors Captured n,
Nekopoii- Nearly Ready fer service,
And H. a.,ag szRaned by Kassis.
LONDON, August "A dispatch from
Constaptinople Wednesday evening
says Mr.. Tsyard, the British repre-
sentative here, has adyices confirming
the Turkish vistory al PIevna. The
Russian right wing, numbering forty
thousand, Was ali engaged.
Mr.. Tayard also has news OF an i'm
poriant Turkish success near E-ta
Saghrs. The Russians lost several
guns, aud the Turks occupied Esa
Saghra.
The porte has the following official
dispsth: "a The Ru-sians on Tuesday
attacked Rouf pssha at Esta Saghra
After seven hours fighting Rouf psshs
re,reated upon Karatronar, but sulie.
man pasha coming up he r.puised tn.
enemy, and recaptured Esta Ssghra
capturing several guns and iufiictinI
considerable loss on the R1ssisus.
A Berlin dispatch to the Times
states the two Turkish monitors cap
tured at Sohopoiis, are nearly ready fo
service.
Sailors have arrived from 81. Peters
burg. and the Grand Duke Alexis vii
command the Danube fiotiilos.
! LONDON, August 2-Eive thousan,
Turks occupied a series Of positions a
Pievns, naturally strong and ar,iii
ciaiiy fortified Mt every point. Tn,
attacking force OF ltJssians consistt,
of the niuth army corpe, under Gen
erai knideber, the fun brigade OF rh
second division, n uder Prince Schsfzky
with three hrigndes OF cavalry aud an,
hundred and sixty guns. The bsIti
commences mt niue o'clock on Mon
day. The EnssiaDs carried their Ike
of defense. and toward the close of th
day got foothoId IN Pievna itself, To
finally lost all, the turks AT sunsiowi
commencing continuous forwar,
movement, prolonged by the Rash
Bazouks, who murdered the wouue.e-l
The Ros-isns have asked permission
to bury their dead.
FIRSNA. August 2--Atsa private ~
: une Of the Schoptchins, = lean W.
voted to Seryis for military purpose,
; Minister isesiis does not conceal III
desire for the annexation of sS.rvi
, and Bosnia. Rest's Gays ne h In a,
cord with Prince ALLAN In this respecI
The powers ENTRUSTED to coant An
drassy will be used 10 counteract Il
: SefviAn scheme.
> LONDON, August 2-The Time,
/. Rome desgateh asserts that perfect ac
cord exists between ftaiy aud Germs
NY. The eccrrespondeDts ssys: 's1hou2
cannot undertake 10 say that the q
: rect alliance has teen arrived at, b
which Italy viii follow Germany /
, the eastern question"
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