The New York herald., 1877-09-04

'nero are iuuicatious not 10 De uSregardeu,
financial, political and social, which point against
the probability OF continuance OF the war into
another campaign.
on HIS OWN RESPONSIBILITY.
Vienna despatch says:-The report
that SuIeIman Pacha was acting under
imperative orders from Constantinople in
pressing the attack on THE Russians
in the Shipka Pass is emphatically denied. He
receives full credit in Constantinope for his
earlier operations, but in renewing the attack
over and over again he is deemed to have not
only made useless sacrifice Of excellent troops
but also to have acted contrary to orders, accord
have been, at least in the first instance, merely
demonstration on a large scale 10 attract the
Russian forces. An order has been sent to Sule
man Pacha 10 desist from his attempts for the
present and to follow in future more closely in.
structions received from Mehemet Ali Pacha.
BAKER PAcHA ALIVE.
Further accounts from Shumla do not confirm
the report that Baker Pacha is missing. on the
has been decorated with the order OF the OsnanlL
PRINCE CHARLES MOVEMENTS
The Vienna Political Co,7espondence's Bucharest
special announces that the Prince OF Roumana has
left Nikopois for his headquarters at Poredin.
HIS MANIFESTO
A special from Bucharest says:-"Prince Charles
OF Roumania has issued manifesto to his troops
announcing that he has been appointed to the
nian armies before Plevna. The manifesto
states that 1t was the duty of the Roumanian army
to cross the Danube and encounter the Turks in
their own territory because the war was approach
ing the Roumanan frontiers, and if the Turks were
victorious Roumana would suffer carnage and
desolation.
THE RUSSIAN LOSSES AT PELIsCHAT.
The following oflcial Russian statement has been
issued-'The Russian loss on the 3Ist of August
was, at Kadikoi, killed and 80 wounded: at
Peischat, 80 officers and 1920 soldiers killed ana
wounded The Turkish loss is enormous. Near the
village of Peschat alone 600 dead bodies were
counted on the 3lst ult.
RESUMPTION OF THE RUsTCHUK BOMBARDMENT.
"Tne cannonade between Rustchuk and Cur.
gcvo is continued. No loss or damage on our side
Is reported"
sORTIE.
despatch from Constantinople says that the
commandant of Rustchuk has made sortie with
seven battali0ns defeating the Russians.
TIE BOsNIANs.
A Belgrade special says that Servia refuses TO
give assistance to the Bosnian insurgents. Their
deputies applied here to Prince Tscreteef who in
formed Prince GortschakoG and the Grand Duke
Nicholas Of their demand. Prince Tseretelef, how
ever, received reply from his government that
Russia neither can nor wishes to assist the Bosnian
insurrecton. The insurgents may act according to
their Judgment
REFUGEES WANT TO Return.
The means Of the insurgents are exhausted anu
they are in want OF everything. They intend to
treat with the Turkish government and try to OBJ
tain permission for the Bosnian refugees living in
Austria to return home unmolested, ana the insur-
gents would then also lay down their arms.
DISLIKE FOR RUSSIA
There exists among the Bosnian rayahs great
anmosty against Russia. The rayahs regret the
useless sacrifice of men and means made during the
last two years. Some of the insurgent represen ta
tives have returned to the insurgents camp
Others remain at Belgrade until the future fate Of
the Bosnian rayahs is decided at o meeting of the
insurgents and refugees soon to be convoked.
MELIKOFF IN DISGRACE.
It Is stated that the Grand Duke Michael Com.
mander-in-C Chief Of the Russian army in Asia Minor
has assumed command OF General Melikoffrs corps
in person, that officer having been removed for eX-
ceeding his orders
LIVELY TIMES AHEAD.
despatch dated Erzeroum, Monday, says:-
"Advices from Kars indicate that great operations
are imminent and that the Turkish army is prepar.
ing to march on Alexandropo..''