The Lake County star., 1877-11-08

A Russian official dispatch says that
the number OF prisoners captured az Duo
bulk and Telesche was 1000, intending
Pashas. 200 officers, I'd an Englisn
colonel In the Turkish service.
After the victorissa at Dubuik and Tel
esche, Russian scouts approached nsu-
onuraxa, and Chevket Pasha, with az pst-
talions, fed nom there without waauns
TO destroy the bridge, which IL now ,intact,
in our hands. Our cavalry IL pursuing
Chevket Pasha.
ed that the resignatioil OF the ministry
will be officially announced before the
opening OF the new Chamber OF Deputies
SOC. 900 copies of pamphlets recommend
ing the election of Republicans at the
departmental and municipal elections
have been seized at the postoffice for at
tacking the governments
On October 81 Chevket Pasha advanc-
ed TO Cetake Telische. He was defeated,
after several hours engagement, by the
Russians at Rado minz, and fled in the
greatest disorder. Plevna Is now COM
pletely invested.
A special from Alexandria says that
the King of Abyssinia again threatens TO
invade Egypt with l20, 0,00O, 900 men. ~
Cape Town news says the English
forces have attacked and burned the
kraal OF Kreli, chief Of the iosurgent
Galekas, without loss on the British side.
The government has deposed Kreli,
Cbiet OF the G&iekas and annexed his
terfitory. Kreli sues for peace.
A dispatch from Soua, dated Thursday,
says: Figbtiog continues on the Orcba-
ME and Pleypa. Ctevket Pasta occu-
pies a position com maudiog thejuuciiou
of Orcbanie and Plevna and OrchaDie and
Lovatz roads. The Russian advance bas
been repulsed with heavy loss.
A Russian official dispatch oated Bogat.
November 2, says; Gen. kezeif an
nCuuces the capture of Daereiewen,
northeast of Orchaine, where there were
several large and thjrGy small fortified
positions. The Turks lett upwards Of a
hundred on the field. Our loss was jn-
| Significant. We seized large qoantity
OF provisions, tools for eptrencnments,
cartridges and cattle.
A Russian official dispatch, dated Ves-
| iukoi. Nov, 2, says: After the almost
| unresisted occupation OF koprikoi on the
2Slh ult., when Ghazi Mukh,ar aud
| Ismail Pasha's rear e ua,d basil y retreat
| ed to Hassaukaleh, our n cavalry continued
| the pursuit, aud two hours after mid
night attacked the enemy's biyouac.
| AfSer a short skirmish we entered the
bivouac, cut down, hundred men and
| COIuD6llcu lu6 OJuOto W IonO b'oues w
pursuit was continued six versts, when
| IL was discontinued because of extreme
fatigue of both men and horses. AT five
| a. IL. our cavalry occupied Hassankateb.
| Meantime other cavalry arrived near
| Kurndjuk, eighteen versts from E,ze-
roum. Generals Heymann and Tergu-
kassofrs columns are concentrated near
Deveboyouu, where tue enemy are en-
camped.
A Paris correspondent asserts that the
following semi-otiicial note has been sent
to the provincial papers: 1t appears To
have been decided at last by Cabinet
Council that the present Cabinet will re-
main in Office TIL November 9th. After
the election to the Counclls-GeUera The
government will find itself in the pres
ence of two extreme policies, one OF re-
sistance to the Chamber of Deputies with
the support of the Senate, the other o.
complete concession, bringing into otfict
Ministry composed exclusively of the
left. The present disposition of the Mar
shal does not admit of the latter policy
However, the President is willing to see
if it be not possible to arrive at some
kind of compromise by which the lef
ofthe Chamber of Deputies, and the righ
centre of the Senate may be represented
in the Cabinet, thereby establishing har'
mony betw cen the two houses.