The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-28
THE RUSSffNS' MOTENENTS.
The Development or sudden Change IN the
Plan Of the Campaign.

LONDON, April 27.-The Vienna correspond
ent Of the Times sends the following on the
movements Of the Russian army:
The Russian frontier as fixed by tho Treaty
OF Paris extends from Ungh,ni and Jassy
soutAward to B0lgrnd. and thcn. making
sharp turn. continues eastward to the Black
soa. the whole distance being about 30 miles
OF this long line. the last portion from Bol.ral
eastward ia the most important in an advance.
rs it is only twenty TO thirty miles from the
DANUBE; SO that on the tolernbly good roads
which remain from tho timo when the country
belonged to the Rus-inns. n considerable force
can be thrown IN day or two into Galat.. Reni.
lsmail and KILN, covering tho passage of the
Danube from Gulat; downward. This soems
to have been the primary oblot arrived
at by the Russian commander and 10
certain extent has been already attained.
Reports speak Of six divisions. or three army
corps. which were t. have pnss"i ON IN = -outh-
ern lne This route having always formed the
main isussian line when operating rgainst the
lower Danube. i il probable TINT u third of the
infantry and a lnr-r portion ul tho cavalry have
already passed or vii pass there. Tlir' other
ttrm point 81 Dassa.'e IL Unghrni. whore thr
tween Unsheni ani Bol,rai there ar, only Two
points on the PTuth namely. Oppos itr the Mol
dnyian towns Husch and Fat--w which can he
crossed hy inf ianiry and cavalry. ana both thcsr
en- To- have b en taken advar tag" 4. From
this lin" of advance II may hr 'nn that tn lrlt
grad n the luth. and Is taklns UP 20 po~t.tn
from Galat1 downwlrds. Will form the pivot oE
which tiie rest oi he army from the north, Will
wheel, ,Annglng IT'S i'sulon. which hn~ been
along tlr MulItiun frontier t. IN" Danube.
that is soui ward. Two roads through Noldtyia
who crossed at Hu- 'h and Fats viii doubtless
u-r tho road whi'h is partly Nnvcrt"d
into highway running from J1-@y via
sla - tAa'I. ana on thu other - Folks hnn..
klmuik, Buseoi and Eucharg.L The rilh
IA IN 4 N all u
mat rial wal 60 from Jnssy westward t. the
valley of tne Srrcta. along which railway ant
good highrpai run down 10 Folks l9ni
highroads through Mollayia the march ~ the
Russian centre AMI right wing t. ths Danube
vii be- much facilitated. II must br some weeks
beior, they can BE- brought to take up pos tioi-
in line with the LEFT wing. and especially before
al the material can be brought up as il must b..
before a serious advance can be attempted
across the Danube. This would not. of course.
an 10 assh In nS ps on OF some ins
point on the right bank Of the pnnubc.
TsS ssy pss 20 s ,bs for ssn9 sH
round the Dobrudshcha. This part OF the
Danube has not been included 10y the Turks in
the way. so that ttle or no care has le-n bee
stowed on si.renSthening Hirsoya. Maiehin
original rlnn seem, I" hay" been aenin oiian-'"l
Troops and guns have been sent and a now
citr II 'hm-nt erected. but il may be doubt II
whether they are in state g. make vigorous
defence. unless. indeed, the TURKS have found
Q nun who Will show the Nu--aus what may
b" don" with fotilla on tn river RusslRn
engineers have arrived AT Turrsrv.rin The
supposltOn is that they intend bringing over
from the Tlmok the remaining plIt!un ui the
Russian volunteers and us" them in the first
instance against the TURKS should they crl--.
A C9nstaniinople despatch says inat the sus-
Dispatches from Bu 'hares. sny that two
Turk 81 monitors. each carrSing five guns. all
Nanrrd yesterday To- the mouth Oi the river
S'reth to tah" soundnes. The Kussians con-
tinue 20 con enirat AZ Barh0s,hi. The rniiwnys
from Jassy 10 Flrcnli and Dohalska TO Pascani
The Porte has ISSUED another manifesto,
which declares tnat the Bosnian. Bulgarian. and
Herr ,gOyinian Instructions. and the Servinn
ana Munt' ncgrn declarations OF war We're IN
siisatrd by Russia. The manifesto concludes
with the declaration that Turkey is ready 10
nshi TO death Tor Independence.
Tn" object OF the Suitan's IN - lon 10 Cabul IL
T. ask the Amcer to form u confederation OF the
despatch from Constantnople SAYS that the
Turkish commuters nj Ncufari ana in Hrrzr-
Envina have commenced a simultaneous OIL
iun-iye movement against Montenegro. The
r~po!t, Ol unirlcndAAess between Turkey and
Persia urr denied.
IS IN Constaninnp!". lett there to-day for Get
time despatch from Cclt NE announces tiut
the Gar has sent to Prince sNichnlaa themil-
uiry order Of St George Con. NuAoy.tz The
Mont 'negrin leader. has bocn ordered o. Gra-
hoIo where q strong nd>ancrd guard of Mqnte-
s-nt 10 Drohniak W m 900 men 10 Ass ume ihn
offensive in the direction o. Beraue. A third
Alont"n"grin leader yesterday occupied Sestane
IN Albania.
NIENNA. April 27.-The Austrian Gen. Drgen-
field, WHO went 10 the frontier to greet tAe Car
Tor the Emperor OF Austria has returned here.
lie WAS re- owed very cordially by the Car. who
rrpratrdly lhid stress on the excellent relations
cNl-t ~ between Austria and Russiu.
IN" RnumQnian Chamber of Deputies has
adWted MI authorizing rcquisituns Tor IN"
army. Ihe Goyrrnu eli Will probably rsierthe
ppliti al question - tn Chamber Tomorrow
Win tllr Nl"W a. rllritI- i's decisions.
= l z. var Adlul"ntN irnetHl hns arrived mt
Car - Pr.nr" Charl,-. cNIliinins ami upolo-
glIin. Tor tho entry ol tho Russians into lOu-
p-tDrr tl,. q, gl thts lIupnItara