The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-24
The Antl-AGonoPOllSt.

are victualized for one year. rs
Prince Hassan, son Of the Khedive, and
six thousand Egyptians leave Cairo for
Constantinople tomorrow. The remaind-
er of the contingent will follow
| Large quantities of Russian wheat are
arriving at Konigsherg for shipment TO
England.
Prince Milan has sent an autograph let
ter to Grand Duke Nicholas. He SAID
, Servia was ready to take the field with
40 900 men on condition that Russia pays
expenses
A large force of Circassian Insurgents,
with great stores of arms and ammunl- |
tions, have been shipped from the bos-
phorus for points upon the BACK pea
coast. The expedition viii be protected
and assisted by two iron clad frigates.
Rifles and men are being rapidly embarked
for the Caucasian coast from Batoum.
While Gen. Kamaroff was reconnoiter-
, ing before Kars on the 10Th, the Turks at
tackled the Russian irregular cavalry Inc
! Turks left sixty -four dead on the held,
and two prisoners were captured; wound
ed not reported. Russian loss one offlcer
, and twenty men killed, five officers and
fifty four men wounded Among the
wounded was Major General Tochelakalh,
commanding brigade Of Daghestan cav
9 airy ).
' The Russians carried two outworks OF
{ Ardahan with nine guns on the 10th; four
G teen killed and four officers and fourteen
wounded. The Turkish loss was consld-
erable.
The Kurds and Circassians are advancing
on the extreme Muscovite lett from van
f to Erivan.
4 A great battle is expected at Toprak
n Kula.
Severe fighting is imminent at Batoum.
The Russian movement of concentration
e unon Kars from Poti, Akhalzikh, Alexan-
:, drono and Erivan has come to d standstlii.
:, There will be few marches from the 'front.'
20 ier. partly from the necessity OF establish
=, inc stores for yictualing the troops on
= Turkish soil, and partly by the RUSSIAN
: generals recognizing the change erected
in the condition of warfare by the unlver
g sal adoption of the needle gun. Attack:
., a in massed columns are out OF the ques
- tion.
"a "a reaction seems to have set in in Rou
~ ~ mania. and the conviction is dawning tina
he far from having taken steps toward ne
cherished independence, Roumania ia
only taken step toward exchanging III
sc Turkish master fora Russian master
" VIENNA, May 1e.-The advance OF III
RngglanS
h- great excitement The Russian amnassa
10 dor has explained that the Russian
DC crossed the Aluta river only because
the most urgent stragetical necessity: an
IN would withdraw at the earliest momer
Sc which circumstances will permit. III
Ted Fmneror of Austria and the President I
is the Hungarian Council, Count Tesse
ent have arrived. Ministerial councils a
'eu held almost daily.
ah. RucHAREsT, May ls.--In the Turk:
tire village Of Turtukai there isquite ohrl
urt tain element though subordinate III nun
st, bers to the Turks. On the night Oh .
ing 10th the latter made general attack ups
~ the Christians The males were put 10
esi- sword Many of the elder women shar
ept the same fate. and the Younger were br
tallv outraged The cries Of the victii
St. were distinctly heard by the outposts
ter the Roumanian army, and it is further G
and roborated by reports Of two Bulgaria
Two who escaped the slaughter.
the pArorN. FRIDAY Afternoon, May ID
and this moment the sound Of heavy cam
firing is heard. 1t is believed. 10 pc
,..o beginning Of the great battle which
nme have been expecting.
pie1 ST. PETEgsBuRG, May 19.--lt Is 0
@tu 5 cially announced that the Turks la
ao+ uo bombarded Snl<um- kaieh again and burr
ioe' the town wkich has consequently Dt
evacuated.
sen LONDON, May 19.-The Standards Re
the ....-',ar,,dert eavs. Some extreme Eli
900 1:a,f ,,s,,srs demand that Count
The drassy should treat the approach OF
.fion Russians to the neighbord0od OF the d
state trian frontier as q cnsts bei36. Military u
u1ne consider that the time has arrived Tor g
centrating corps Of observation Ill Iran
very lyania.
tion. Ifis reported from Selvi that the II
6 500 tary preparations Of the Servlans are =
4 the o,;ta evident. Prince Milan to- day no
lrrels mated Col. Dragaschivitch chief OF
stics and ordered Gen 0limpies TO resi-
lst of command on the Drina, towards when
was artillery are marching.
I ,52l dispatch of yesterday reports
900 Circassians are joining the
land- kish army as volunteers
lated 4 telegram from Erzeroum OF May
ween saws the Russians attacked Aadahan
{ C. foyce.a and were again repulsed. Comm
4. on ication is becoming difficult The !"
rout. 10 Kars are broken. The Russians III
cap- tain their position in the neighborhoo
,nies. Kars A battle il expected shortly
camp Four monitors appeared before Ii
YESTERDAY One returned TO the nonl
:. The Danube Another went to Iuli
as' .. and the other two remain watching
. .,,rsa Russians at Isrnail.
s.;.se .;.Se The Russians have been trying exf
aanI a.',.I ments with Krupp shells fred inio
80 go river. They succeeded III exploding
,sern : "a under water, the fragments flying
t, and distance
forty The honInanians hls y nlae :. !. a.
Now officers that they lntenu 20 .l'a
-orked give grades to the first class of the
tary academy.
NEw YoEK. Nav IA private disl
saws the steamer J. Bromill from NeN
ven. with munitions OF war worth
bridge million dollars foF tne lu'1rls Th,,raa.'v