, 1877-06-05
HARD PRESSED.
The Condition Of the Turk
ish European and ASH
attic Armies.
In the Extreme West the Mon
tenegrins Display Their
Wonted Valor.
Outmaneuvrfng and Out
fighting their Old Enc
mics. at AL Points.
They Continue to Hold, Against All
Odds, an Important STRAIT
egio Position.
And Are Concentrating All Their
Forces for IN Attack on
Nicslcs.
In the East the Turkish CAM
paign Pronounced q
Failure.
Mukhtar Pasha's Army
Falling Back on
Erzerourn.
rhe Whole Turkish Line Giving
Way Before the Russian
Advance.
Constantinoplo the Objective
Point OF the Danub1an
Army.
Interesting Notes Cleaned bv Our Core
| spondent at Bucharest.
Constantinoplo the Objective
Point OF the Danublan
Army.
Interesting Notes Cleaned bv Our 0orre-
spondant at Bucharest.


AN+AAlAAPN AA4R "ANA
LospoN, juno 4.-Tho 8ldnddra's Constantine.
pic correspondent snya: "Neports from Turkish
sources concerning tho Danube army arc exceed
insty hopatut. Notwithstanding shls sort of
pressure, british Intervention at present the
moss unlikely thing In tho world. Tho on'y dan-
gers now apparent 10 preTent Tho locallza.
ton at the wae ara the participation OF
saevia snd Greece. The frst Of these
might psccipit4so Austrian Intervention.
tho second might gayo rise 10 optaRes and disturb
anccs In Eplsus, TLcaaaly, aut csota. such "a
would render tho Intervention OF tho Western
Powers imperative on tuu seoFc Of humanity"
Hl0u Watch.
DurnARxsT, June 4.-Ths Dadube IL atl1l impas-
sable. Nafely has the wassf risen 10 high 1t thls
season. and this merely VII nit md snow. Tae
wator from tho Dayartau ana tafpatl,tan Mountains
hns It'll TO como, md experts oataHaata It will
scarcely be possible to cross for four weeks.
KAtAFAT. ~
DucnAnzsr, Juno 4.-lntosmaion il received BY
this Government that loads to q belief that 0smAn
Pa4ha intends attacking ks1asat Ia force.
TURKISH ADYANCK.
LONDON, juno 4.--A dilpateh to the Tina from
pnnilosrnde statcs tlat the bulk Of the Turkish
force at rolgarit1a, about nfseon buttalioas. las
advanced to spuz, probably with the iatcuti0n Of
attacking Bogausc.
HARD fiou7 nxracrED.
egovlna, has received cousldqtablo reiniosco-
mentl. A hard aght II expected Ut Ksusts4.
MoNTENEaR1N v1croRT.
-Four hundred and afiy Insurgents and Montcne-
Rstus attacked tho Village of Htozer On thu 11tt OF
May aud destroyed the sl,laye. The Turklaa loss
was liz regulars anu thirty iffegulas4 killed. The
Monlenegrlus lost Ill lllled and ulnetsen
wounded.
N.G. nt A.I knT Trs@Ho
raaa.
alcsics.
Vienna dispatch to tho 7G.ass saya an engage
meet IL expected near NlcsleI. Tho bulk Of tho
Muntenegt.n torees and the!f who.c artillery have
come 10 some place aboYe N!esies. Tia supposed
tue Montencyttns will mako IN effort to take Me.
alcs before sulelman rasha can como down through
Dugs pasa which Il held by TIC bulk Of Insurgents.
sIcKHRss.
usa1M, June 4.-Thats IL good deal Of typhus
aud dyssnts1y In thu Russian army.
puuA PASS.
V.xnxA, June 4.-A dlspsteh to tho PolAtea!
Corrstpondfaes from Attrok reports that tho Prince
OF Montenegro e1ected 4 Junction With thu corps
under ten. Vukoyitx, which holds Duga Pass. Tho
Turks triad to psevent tho junction. but were re~
pulsed.
HaussxLp, Juno 4.-LS Nord, Hustisn organ.
publt4hpa 1 letter from st. Petersburg, which
says. s'lf, after csosaEng tho Dsuube, ltussl& IL
able to conclude poacs, and At the samo tms re-
alIze her programme. and It tho Fowers adopt to-
ward Turkey an altitude sufficiently aFta to CON.
plets ths leston received from tho arms OF NussIa
then an equitable and digpitod peacs might ba ar
ranged and tho uecesaIty Of pushing tha war be
avoided"
CORRECTION.
4 Dispatch from bucharest, received By cahlo
late suudsy n!ght, announcing tho Arrival these
Of The Gear and Czarswleh, waa Incorrectly trans.
lated. It WA tho GRIND Duke Nicholas and ii.
sou. who arrived there. aud wtso respectfully but
not cordially received By tho public.
ron cohsTAHFlNopLH.
LONDON. June 1. Tho 8'aadafd't Vienna CORE
spondeut asserts thas shs following Ia undoubtedly
tfue, being from IN unl0psschatls source, "T4o
Grand puke Nicholas recently sall 10 4 forctxn
Consul; Neither Prince Bismarck nor Lord Derby
will prevent u from entering Constsntluople, -
the Germans entered PaHs, only 10 lears II
again."
AID SOLICITED.
The Standard nndeEstands that the Christians oi
Lafn!ca, In tho Island Of cypras, hare asked tho
| yr1iiah Admiral Of ths Mediterranean lest to
send man' ol.vaF To ptotset them should nsees'
sIty uias.
HERZEGOVINA.
LONDON, June 4--A dispateh from 0Fsaluk "a
tho 1LatS says tas Christian doctor wh0 deserted
from TrebsnJe gives Rloomy account Of the con.
dltIon OF ths army. Two thousand four hundred
men hAta died 1t Ttebnia stnca the campaign b.
gau that e1y being tbs hospital depot Of tho asn,
now concentrated 1t dotsehko, which consists oi
thirtY.sIx baltalioua OF 800 to 400 maa each. u
| taeaa, At leaat half a.a 'sud4ttug, ehteay fsou
teuz1y. There u also much dyseptssy. Phya!elaai
and surgeons sss subject p fsasttcal ontbsssks o
AussaluAns. continually tnsnAced and lnaulted,
thxaA ~ir
Mostas. and deaestsro from podxadtxa report ths
1ams condition Of aaain prevailing there. Tht
troops ata updeffod. having nothing beyond tht
ba1ett meaa4 Of sustaining LIE. They arc coua'
PEELED to work continually on eAtthwosks. Thi
health Of ths Montenex9o foEcss ID excellenk
| Tux pAhuB1'R MOUTHS.
| Th4 Tuna sAya tha report that Russian 0anltora