The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-12-01
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u Ed'opean News
n The War.
e London. Nov. 1S.-An official Hus>i,
!, ulspatrl, dated Nrran-kalrh. Sunda,
e Nov. 18th, says: "Thc Russians carrie
: Mars to-day by storm. The battle prrc.
dung the capture commenced at eiyi
O'Clock last night, and terminated at
+ O'Clock this morning. Our trophies an
LOSSES are ut present unknown."
. C"n>tantinoplr. Nov. ls-.t report
, current here that the Russians hav
made an assault on llcyna and been It
pulsed.
London, Nov. 1S.-A Russian Official
dispatch, dated Boy"t, Saturday. Nov
l'th says: News has just been receive,
mat detachment Of CusSachs and in
1a''trN Sn'rrrd. cd in driving the Turk
out OF R"salic Pass Ivy turning their for
t!fi".l positions ON Moragaida.h. TN
lnrk'Sh camp there was rap,llr,l. zen
rr"i SkobrIrh, during Skirulish on tn
night OF the 10th inst, received several
commissions from fragments Ola she'll. III
had already Received similar confusion,
on the night of the 18th. His wounds
however, are not dangerous and he con
TIMES to direct the fire main>ainr,
against The Turkish POSITIONS"
London. Nov. 49, dispatch from So
ph'a reports that the Russians on Fri.la,
attacked E'r"pal and the Turkish posi-
ton at the entrance Of the Orrlanic dc
h'e and were repulsed with heavy loss
J A Vienna correspondent says: It seem,
TO be believed at Con>tantinoplr that
O>lnan Paslla can hold out till tue hryiu.
"!''g OF December. Russia is Urging Ser
VIA to cooperate in the war in view of
operations for the relief PIcvna, which
Mchemct All is expected to commence
during the last week III November"
Vienna, Nov. l9.-The Russian military
railway from Bender to Galatz has been
completed.
London, Nov. ia correspondent at
Bel grade trlegraphs as follows: Scene
raj H"rvatovlch has Informed the Seryian
Government that if it wishes to Join in
the war it should do so immediately. as
the Turks are throwing up strong in.
trenchmcnts, mounted Will, heavy krupp
guns, all along the Eastern frontier, and
also are concentrating troops near CIoas-
onra, and Tinova, aud may any day de-
tcrminc Oh iuyasion.'
London. Nov. el.--A Standard special
from \rron kalcll contains the following.
Seventeen Thousand men from the Kars
army will TIC detached to assist at the
siege of Plevna.
The Times Erzcroum correspondent
says if the winter breaks upon us shortly
aud karS holds ont we may keep Erzc-
ro,n, but if the weather continues fine
and kars fails his place cannot rcptl tn,
Russiatlc
The Man>hcster Guardians special cor
respondent trlrgraphs as follows slave
Just heard of the capture of Kars. The
fail IT Erzrroum is cxpcctpd to tol)ow
The Porte now appears DESTROYS of enter
tanning peace proposals. Server P,sla
and tie minister Of foreign affairs are
said to be more favorable to pcacc:''
England.
London, Nov. %. Tie Manchester
Gnarllan publishes the following from its
London correspondent: The recent sue
cess of the Russians in Asia and the pro.
liability that they will soon achieve a de-
cisive victory at 1lernn. have brought
back the government to that state of
anxiety which they were thrown by the
first raid across the Balkans. The feel
iEgs these events provoke in the minds
OF ministers is to be gathered from the
tone Of the papers that support the pre-:
mier's foreign policy. These journals are
daily vehcmcntiy demanding the active
Intervention Of England. For two or
three days the air has been full of most
sinister rumors. 1t is stated that the
premier has informed the Russian minis-
ter that if A1rianoplc be taken and Con.
stantinople jcopardized there may .be
such an Qutcry in England as to make
war on the part of this country incvita-
bic. Information of this declaration has
been sent to Russian headquarters and
has made strong impression therein.
Under these circumstances there is some
reason for fearing this country may be
dm sed into the present conflict. Fur
ther ground for such apprehension is af.
forled by the fact that in the last few
hours orders have been issued for the pre-
paration of any army corps. A warike
policy will meet much opposition and it
is hard to forecast what will be the pom
ular verdict. In these circumstances il
would not be surprising If tho govern
ment took some form of stating the
grounds OF It's condnct and inviting the
arbitrament of public opinion on them.
New French Ministry.
Paris, Nov. 22.-The new ministry is
drfnatcly constituted as follows: Presi
dent of council and minister Of war. Gen
Grimandet de Rochebonet minister Of
foreign affairs, the Marquis de Bonnie
vile; minister Of interior, NJ. oe Wclche;
minister Of bustice, NJ. Lo Pclctcr; min
ister Of finance, NJ. Dutelleui; minister of
NJ Ozerne; minister of public
works, N. Graetf; minister of public in
NJ. Faye; minister Of marine,
Admiral Rousin. The committee met
and drafted an Interpolation to he made
in the deputies as soon as the new minis
try appears.
Award to Great Britain.
Halifax, Nov. %. The fishing commits
sion gave their decision to-day awarding
Great Britain $5,5O09, OOO It vas ma
ority award, President Dcforse and Sir
Atgalt agreeing and Judge Kellogg, L. S.
dissenting.
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