The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
WAR NEWS

VAR NEWS
GoNsTANTINoPLR, May 20. No con-
firnlation has been received here Of the re-
ported recaptnre IL Ardahan.
The Stnd,url's Constaniinopie special
has sent the following, via Athens, May
25th: The Keiif pasha. minister OF war.
is now dictator. and for the time more
powerful than ever.
Great anxiety prevails among the Euro
pean population who fear that during the
state Of siege if news Of fresh disasters ar
riyes there will be collision between the
pupulace aud the troops. Our position is
one oi very great danger aud is generally
30 regarded. II is certain that fresh disas.
tiers must nappen. The fall Of Ardahan
aud Bayazid las enabled the Russians On
.insreL in two cohyerging lines towards Err
zeruum. They have turned Erzeroum and
Mukh,ar Psslla must either accept battle
against vastly superior force or capitulate.
Ii be IS beaten ETzeruum must fall. for il
is without Notifications and the force in j,
i small.
LONDON, May 30.--The Turkish gov
ernment has decided 10 admit foreigners
into its army. Anumher o. English gentle.
men who have had experience 10 the Eng
lish army are about 10 join the Ottoman
forces. including !he lion. ". Drummcnd.
The Times Bucharest dispatch contains
the following. The Turkish camps At
Nikopolis hays been removed behind the
hills. This is believed TO be a prelude TO
the bombardment Of Turner Msgureli.
Very interesting intelligence may present.
" be expected froiu the Widden and
Kalsfst section Of theatre of the war.
The Daily Ners' Vienna dispatch says
that Coar4Lia was shelled for eight hours
on Monday. Nine sailing ships were des-
troyed. aud also q steamer Of the Austrian
Danube navigation company.
TIE Sheriff Of Mecca has placed the
treasures ofihe Holy Shrine. the aecumulat-
ed money aad gifts from the pilgrims. At
the Sultan's disposal. The treasures ag-
gregaie 200. 900, 600 piastres.
The Governor Of Crostia and leading
member Of the Slay party. advocates the
annexation Of Bosnia and Herzegovina 10
Austria.
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CmIcAGo. Mag 29.-Lieut. Alfred NJ.
Fuller. who brought the news to Bismarck
of Gen. Miles, Indian light. says tlst FOUR
teen dead Indians we're counted upon the
field and many others are known 10 have
been killed Ind wounded. Fifty-four
lodges With their entire contents were taken
The cavalry found many new agency goods
and saddles. guns. officers clothing. Sc
which we're taken from the seventh cavalry
III the Custer fight. This band Of Indians
were MinneconjOus and were led by Lame
Deer.
CHICAGO, May 20. la. General Slcri.
dan has received . dispatch from the Red
Cloud Agency. coidrming the news Of the
Indian engagements at Little Muddy Creek,
Oh May 7:b. Two runners have arrived
81 that Agency. gising The particulars Of
the location aud The killed and wounded.
which tally with the Bis,narck dispatch, aud
saying that Sitting bull ed the band which
was attacked.
CnIcAGo. May 20. LIN the Presbyterian
Assembly, the Committee on COFrcspon.
dence reported the correspondence with The
Church. and recommend the adoption Of
the reso utiODs. which we're ordered printed
and placed 0n the desk. The following il
tbe second resolution -" Without casting
any reflection upon the past general A..
semblies. or changing any u their deliver.
ances. xe declare That .he language specih.
cslly complained Of By the Southern As.
sembIy Is part of:he sorrowful past. which
we. ii ibis DAY Of peace and fraternity.
would wish 10 forget. and il isa matter oi
sincere regret that The terms schism, beresy
and blaspbemy should eysr have been ap.
piled 10 Southern presbJterians by any
General Assembly.
CiEcIEYATI. May 20.-Yesicrdsy after.
noon i Joung man named Nndgin. driving
buggy near Harrison Hamilton county.
Ohio. ran into another buggy. occupied by
man nnmed Bryce snd bis nephew. An
alteration ensued. in which Nudgin We.
beaten to death BY Bryce. who used the
butt end ofhis ship as club.