The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26
MORE DISASTERS FOR TURKEY.
Reported Evacuation of Erie roum
by Moukhtar.
GRANT in THE FRENCH CAPITAL.
Pho Nono's Health Becoming
More Precarious.
IMAGINATION GROWS STUBBORN.
INK CABLE TO THE HERALD

IDY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov 20, 1877.
special despatch from Constantinople says
port Is current that Moukhtar Pacha has with
drawn from Erzeroum
HAS osMAN ESCAPED ALso9
Constantinople despatch says:-"A doubtful
rumor was current on Saturday night thai osman
Pacha had forced the Russian lines"
MEHEMET CANNOT AID HIN.
A Pcra correspondent says private letter from
Sofia represents that things look unsatisfactory.
Mchemet ALI can get neither men nor artillery
enough to form a relieving army.
RoUMANIAN SUCCESSES
The Roumanians officially announce that they
took the strong position Of Provltz on November
%, after two days. fighting
NOT ASKING FOR TERMS.
A telegram from Bucharest says:-"The rumors
that Osman 'Pacha is negotiating surrender are
merely based upon the APPEARANCE OF parlemen-
ta,rs from plevna at the Russian headquarters
ENGLAND's DUBIOUS ATTITUDE.
All the recent rumors relative to mediation are
again declared false. Mr. Layard, the British Min
lister, has received Instructions not to take the
initiative in the matter. but walt until England's
mediation Is requested.
FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE CAPITAL
An trade has been issued In Constanttnople call
ing out 100 600 Civic Guards in Constantinope and
the provinces to maintain order during the possible
absence Of the regular forces Christians are
summoned to participate in this levy
MONTENEGRO STILL BArTLE FIELD.
A Ccttinje correspondent states that the Turks
have evacuated Morice and all the villages of the
Krama district and retired beyond the Boyana.
The Miridites again in revolt and have id
vanced to the vicinity OF Scutari
sEnvIA's HOUR AT HAND.
J Belgrade correspondents announces that Ser
Was Intervention is now certain. 1t Is stated
that her independence will be proclaimed, and all
her militia has been ordered to be ready to march
to the frontier on November 90
| ENGLAND's MINISTER AT BERLIN.
Lord Odo Russell returned suddenly to his post at
Berlin last week
GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS
| The HERALD correspondent In Paris teegraphs
General Grant at her residence In the Rue Pres.
bourg on Saturday was = brilliant AFFAIR. Among
the distinguished guests present we're General
Grant and family; Prince Hohenlohe. the German
Ambassador; Minister Noyes and wife. the Mar.
/ quis and Marquise de Tallcy rand-Pergord,
the Comtesse de Hanrcl vicomtc de Granite,
Miss Lincoln and others. At the reception
subsequently held Prince orlof and Prince
Galitzein of the Russian Legation; Count D'Arci Of
the German Legation, and NJ. Korn, the Swiss Min.
| lister, were present
FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
General Grant viii not 90 20 Spain. He leaves
Paris this week for Lyons, Marseilles, Nice and
viafranca From the latter port he will proceed
to Athens and Constantinople From Athens he
will proceed to Alexandria and Cairo.
! TIE STATUE or LIBERTY
/ The General has written a letter to the Commit
tee OF the Franco-Amer Union expressing
account OF Its artistic beauty and as noble ex.
preston OF the anity uniting the two nations. NJ
Labouaye has replied In the most cordial terms
vERIricArioS OF HERALD PREDICTION.
fearful gale ragged around the British Isles on
Saturday night. Thirty vessels are ashore between
RaInsgate and Deal and many lives are reported
lost.
pIo NoSo's HEALTH.
The HERALD correspondent in Rome telegrapha
that the Pope was 50 latigued after the audience
gwen to the pilgrims IRON Carcasonne on Thursday
that he tainted and is still confined to bed Dr.
vanzetti on returning to Padua, enJoined absolute
reposc and the Pontifrs condition Is considered
very precarious.
IMAGINATION GKSERALa
despatch IRON Paris reports that grand military
dinner was given the Elysoe on Saturday.
and other generals were present
| Tue CHAMBER RESISTED
The Moaitcar states tina, at tina reception which fol.
lowed tho dinner President MacMahon repeatedly do
carcd In favor oil policy OF resistance. saying the
Chamber had replied to his conciiatory ovcrturcs b!
violent declaration OF war. Any concession now OF
his part would be aptamount to capitalization. Duty
dignity and honor required him to resume tho combat
oil resistance.
THE MARsnAL's RESOLUTION TAKEN
President MacMahon. in the Cabinet Council yestcr
day morning, expressed similar resolutions but wa
decided the point that the Ministers should con
tinue to attend the sistings of the ChamberA
PROVOKING A CONFLICT.
II is believed the Senate may possibly DO summone
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