The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-26
AIsace and Lorraine Will be
Reinforced by Sixteen
Thousand Russians.
The Turkish Aen-of-War are lombard
Ing, Burning Undefended and
Peaceful Settlements Along
the kntire Black
Sea Coast.
No Change in the Situation Along the
Danube The Russians Seem TO
be in No Hurry TO Gross
Russian Success
Confirmed

The Russians have succeeded Ia ex-
ploding Krupp shells under the water,
fragments flying great distance.
The steamer J. Il. Bramweil, from
New Haven, with q million dollsrs'
worth OF war material, has arrived at
Constantinople.
The car starts on the 2Ist of Nav
for the army of the Caucsssia.
The Russian telegraph agency, speak
ing of the recent struggle before Kars,
does not represent it Us decided sue
cess.
FrazlI Pasha has been named COM
mander OF Sonkgoum Ksle, and left
Shumls yesterday. He is an energetic
commander.
The embarkation OF nineteen battal-
lions of Turkish troops, accompanied
by batteries of artillery, for Asia, &C,
Cured yesterday.
The Russian headquarters were at
Kusehik, and partial attempt to
lombard Kars continued yesterday.
A Batoum dispatch says the Rus
slams, in the vicinity of Tcherrukson,
have sacked and bar ut all the villages,
and massacred the women, old men
and children.
The News Vienna dispatch asserts
that the commander of Sebastopol has
ordered civilians to quit that city, as
an attack is expected.
A freight and troop train collided
near Bucharest, and many were killed,
including Russian general.
An Erzeroum dispatch, says that tel
egrsphic communication with Kars
is interrupted.
A Vienna dispatch says, the gov
eminent has received simultaneously
from ST. Petersburg and Belgrade q
| formal assurance that Servia will not
take part In the war.
The Roumanian and Russian author
tiles have issued an edict prohibiting
traffic on the Danube.
| Count Andrassy has taken q decided
4 1tsaa ShC lACRSulCs
Alsaee aud Lorraine will be rein
forced by sixteen thousand German
| troops This is precautionary move
against any possible ultramontane su-
premaey in France.
The Grand Duke Michael telegraphs
| from Iffiis, on the 10th inst, that
.'along the entire coast, from cape Ad
Ter TO cape Pitchentchy, the Turkish
men-of-war are bombarding and burn.
ing undefended and peaceful settle.
ments, and landing Circaasian emisa.
ries at various points, who seek to ex.
cite the Abichasians to rebellion
Troops have been dispatched to sup.
press any rising"
The Russians captured at Ardah ar 8
Turkish Pasha and two cannons, in
Guiding ten-ineh aud number o.
smaller Krump guns.
BERLIN. May l9.-The article in tn,
st. Petersburg Official Gazette, which
has attracted SO much attention, con
tains the following: "The turn affair
are taking in France IL calculated /,
inspire Germany and her close friend
Italy, with the most serious reflections
A victory of the ultramontanes il
France, occurring simultaneously will
an ultramontane victory in the italian
senate, is fraught with the gravest con
sequences. Germany cannot remain
Indifferent. 1t is incumbent on her t.
display the greatest watch fulness. A
victory OF the Roman curia opens tn,
prosneet. of war of revenge, and it 4
only thr Dugn ma alliance with Franc,
that the curia can d nd a possibility o
waging q war against Germany an,
Italy"
LONDON, May ia Times CORES
pondept discussing the French situa
ton, says: "As to the Bonapartist
they declare themselves uuintereste,
in the question. We have two formid
able adversalies, said one of the mos
ardent to me to-day. The Orleanist
and republican party are now fightin,
furiously, while We look on and wait
We had the second of December, tn
Republicans the fourth OF September
the Orleanists have now the sixteenth
Of May. As to the Iegitamists, the.
can claim no credit, for they canno
even attempt coup detat.n
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