, 1877-08-03
TelegraphiC Summary.

treat until she holds ConStantinopc.
BUCHAREST, July 2i-Ihc Car viii
return to st. Petersburg on the l't OF
August.
ATHENS July pa transport with 26,-
600 rifles and very large quantity OF ann
muaition and torpedoes will arrive next
week.
PEsTH. July GA dispatch says that
Prince Gortshakotf has notified the Great
Powers that Russia will not treat directly
with the Porte. The questions to be
solved will be submitted to the Great
Powers.
THE "Times" Bucharest dispatch says
the Russians are organizing municipal
governments in Dalatnr and Other towns
held by them south of the Balkans.
A regular campaign has been opened by
the entire Russian press against England.
Some journals laugh at the insignificant
force England can spare for an eastern
war; while others declare Odious England
is fighting Russia even now, seeing that
Egyptian troops have been equipped with
English money, while all agree in regard
ing English antagonism with utter indf-
ference and not to be dreaded by Russia.
A telegram from Belgrade says the min
lister OF finance has introduced bill in
Skuptschina sanctioninga loan OFF,, 600, 600
ducats, which has been concluded with
foreign bankers.
A special from Athens says the decree
for the reorganization of the army was is
sued to-day. In three weeks the cadres
will be completed. and the army will
number 156, 600 men.
PEsTH, July 26.-s,000 persons in
meeting to-day passed resolutions and de-
Glazed the extention Of Russian power in
consistent with the interests Of Austro-
Hungary and calling upon the Govern
ment to endeavor to bring about a cessa-
tiOn of the present inhuman method of
warfare, and to give timely protection to
Austr0-Hungarian interests.
SHUMLA, July 26.-The Russians were
defeated in the assault on Siistria on
Monday. The governor of Van, Asia
Minor, says the Russians have completely
evacuated the district Of Bayazid.
Tulieman and RaOuf Pasha have effected
o junction of their forces ard are now at
the head of an army Of go, 600 men on the
southern side fthe Balkans.
LONDON, July GA dispatch dated
ErzerOum the 18th, says the movement OF
dicates serious engagement shortly.
LONDON, July 2S.--The " Times
Vienna correspondent confirms the
defeat of Suleiman Pasha near Yeni
Saghra, yesterday. 1t is feared the
Russians, encouraged by this success
will again begin marching on Adrian
ople. OF $50 Bulgarian prisoners
recently brought to Constantinople,
15 were Immediately shot.
The same correspondent telegraps
that the English fleet is not to enter
the Bosphorus, because it is supposed
Russia would not be slow in seizing
Gallipolis and the Dardanelles ports.
If public opinion throughout the
Continent is agreed that the peace
settlement must be made by Europe,
Austria and England, as powers
most Immediately interested must
throw off their rescue and make their
voices heard when the terms of
peace are under discussion. Eng.
land and Austria can then intervene
with all the more force, because they
remained neutral during the strug
gle. England has abandoned her
intention of going to Gallipoli and
Austria has hitherto abstained from
entering Bosnia. Austria and Eng.
land, however, to be listened 70,
must be ready to support their de-
mands. Russia is aware, better than
anyone else, that nothing can be de-
hnitely concludee if opposed by Aus,
tria and England and everything
seems to show that she is disposed to
respect these susceptibilities. Hence
it is that rumors of peace are circu-
lating. 1t is generally believed the
other powers will proceed in accord
with Austria and England.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Gen, Howard telegraphed from his
headquarters on the Clearwater. 1T