, 1877-04-29
RUSSIA'S ERRAND.
Account of the March from
Bolgrad to CaIatz. I.
Four Important Positions Now:
Occupied by the In
vaders.
Proclamations Scattered
Among the Turks
and Christians.
The Rights Of Both to Be Re-
spected by the Russians.
1nstigators Of the Recent Ont
RACES Will Be Held to
Answer.
No Action Yet Taken by the
Powers on the Porte's
Appeal. T.
England Will Preserve an
Attitude Of Armed
Neutrality.
italy Formally Declares that She
Will Remain Neutral.
Egypt Refuses to Furnish Troops
for the Turkish Army.
The Monster Stevens Battery Bought
by the Russian Government.
England Will Preserve an
Attitude of Armed
Neutrality.
italy Formally Declares that She
Will Remain Neutral.
Egypt Refuses to Furnish Troops
for the Turkish Army. ii.
The Monster Stevens Battery Bought
by the Russian Government. j.,

RUSSIAN PROCLAMATION TO THE TURKS
LONDON, April pa dispatch from KischeneH
has the following: "As the Russian army ad-
vances proclamattons will be issued both to the
Christian and..Mussulman population of Turkey,
ordering them to renaain quiet and attempt noth-
ing agntnst each other, rs all who remain quietly
in their homes will not be molested- Nothing will
be taken without payment. Russia does
not wish the Christian population to
rise, this would only result
in disorder and useless hloodshed, but Christians
who wish to take part In the war can come to tho
Russian army, where they will be given arms
and uniforms, and be regularly enrolled in spe-
cial division commanded by Rnsslnu officers under
the strictest discipline
NO IRREGULAR BANDS or GuERR1LLAs
will be allowed No inquiries will be made re-
spectng the atrocities OF last year. except In such
cases Shefkel Pasha and others mentioned in the
reports Of Barring and Schuyler. II these caught
they will be tried and sumHarily punished II
more massacrea occur punishment will be swift and
certain.
'.Gen. Tchernayed arrived Thursday. He viii
receive aome command.
THE RUSSIAN MARCH TO GALATz
WAS really wonderful performance. The whole
distance WIS traversed on foot in fifteen hours
without halt Wagons were only provided to
carry knapsacks and arms. The artillery, cavalry,
and baggage trains all arrived together. It was
expected that u detachment would commence action
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