The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-07
The e.nss~ra ~ ar.

The H.nss~ra ~ ar.
The Turkish Psrlism-a; has voted -
i..ns Al .dify.. .;Arag that 80 ~alian "a.
euSns ~ The ozac!ashsa "a. y-&rc 80 u Ih., -
made lmpSssitle IS 10 ussrruas rhaFArter Z
the RGs.iAa cuGs!.itsns I. orgsasHs evst.;.acs
o. The bitter eel ~ Petersburg di.gasSh
sss. Frum al infoFmaiioa 5e1yr! frusu ~,u
~iaforuci gaaTisr~ IT api-ars ihas The ste.;
aiScr. fran loaska va 'snss. Arv 81, ar.;h
ct satisfactory character. az! The frla,Aaa. -
tsrsn Russia Aad Eaelaai az 49, IN : better
fo"ting The tgescr ka>>~ say. The .oA~
"a. sell Informed Ia announcing Ia e Telegram
frum Iicna. that Austria .srna~i ~ss;irvis -
assnrei a. - The pru;rc;a,a 20 h~' isieT--ts 10
the approaching Hrg,tiaiiun, &c r~acs Tht.
cssasiier sii,sn has probably hal ~sn~,hins Z.
~ With iae ltuproycuaca; . hiyhh la. iAkra y3aes
In the situs'A,a a; LoaAug \ ,oo.,autIpflr
dispatch SAYS The lairraAiioaAi
cuSnTs~ci - k~ErDiesa e,n.ul. aa.i su;ahlcs.
have t~es for~ arici a. as-is; refugee. pOariag
lato the capital The committee appeal, g. the
charity Of the people.
The Times Bucharest curr-stnnd.ni,
Who Ia. gone - Giurgrvo a. try AMI cr~. us
DAnube a; tina, plasc into Bulgaria Telegraph.
frutn Giurgcyo a. follows Mortality ainong
the Turkish prisoners u Fraiesii 4. fearful
The station Of fra,oS,! la. t-cotns q trrr,r "a
travellers between Bucharest Aai The Danat~
river. IL there l. nothing ~or-e th-re than "
phus The mortality evidenced ~ the numerous.
grayer In the plain surrounding the pn~,ners
4 Tzfnn iusffr,s fhr rYrrh.n.k,. s.xl--
! sa~ Russian ~liirr- digging huge grave.
ard near them httS Turkish o-Fp~~s living In
confused heaps, a. they vcrr cinpti-i ,r,n N,
dsai carts. Their ragged. half clad forms. and
the fru-i bites Visible on their naked limits gave
evidence If the har,-hip- they have suffered
I'm their dreadful march from Nikoiolis Thc
Agence Russo. Of ST Petersburg. rcpels IN.
idea tina, Russia Intends "a rvfusr any Euruy--
an participation Ia the TREATY 20 J<Ar..
Con-,an'inoplc correspondent saws Prpm
the no,e Of Earl Derby, British Foreign Mini.
ter, Ia Laysrd, British Amha~ea!or here. Tn
forming him 81 the Russian reply concerning
the arni-tic-, the Porte inferred that u bal
only Ia prnI"<~ an arni-tice for IL Ia - con-
cludei. Rcouf Pasha, Minister 81 War. az
cOrdingly t~elegraphei yesterday Ia the Russian
Grand Duke. proposing an armi-,ice, aEa AN
nouncing that the commander 81 The Adrisno.
pie army had power 20 trrs, on behalf Of Tur-
KEY. Up 20 the present time no reply hal been
received from Russian hradquartsr. A ~
Petersburg dispatch Of the iNh saws The
Grand Duke Nicholas telegraphod the follow
ing Ia the Emperor from Trrtchs. January 9th
Il am happy Ia congratulate your majesty up
on a brilliant victory gained THE iay. Gen. Ra~
detsky, after desperate fighting. captured the
whole Turkish amy defending schipka Pass,
consisting Of fort,-onr ba,,alion.. ten bate
ries and one regiment Of cavalry. Prince Murk-
sky has occupied Krzantlk. Gen. skobclon
holds schipka." The Turks have defeated the
Montenegrins at spu,z and driven them to
fenihOi. A special from Con.taniinople say.
suleiman PashA ha- been relieved - his com
mand and summoned to Con.tantinople.
A London paper saws tha, since the
capture 81 schipks Pass Ru-sia's conditions
have become scycrer, aud instead ~ admitting |
the necessity 81 the previous agrrcrnen, with
the Powers, she now insist. on separate peace
On the other hand a 81 Petersburg dispatch
says; at semi officially announced that no
such declarations ~ are attributed to England
and Austria have been received here. In the
purposelese leading Ia negotiations for al
armis,ice, England had the opportunity Of
convincing herself that Russia fully RESPECTS
the sphere which has been defined IL British
interests. and Russia rcs.ryes u herself 10
seek England'- participation In any alterations
Of international treaties. Austria eIpr-.s-.
herself ss hitherto com'ornsbly ~ her special
ly friendly relations 10 Russia" The official
account Of the capture of Schipka Pas- siAt~s
the sum total a. follows: -Four PashA. 40
officers, 5,0O prisoners. and II guns captured
The Russian loss In killed and wounded was
5,464 men. IL IL reported from Constantine
pie tina, should arni-tice negotiations fail. the
Porte will unfurI the flag Of the Prophet. or
permit the English aeet u pass the Dardanells-.
A Vienna correspondent telegraph. that the
Porte has abandoned all hope 81 suIeiman
Pasha being able 10 reach AdranopIr. and the
Turks are preparing tn rvAeua,c.
A Russian official dispatch. dated
Jan. ~, say: "A rrconnoitsring
party II Dragons has breugh, the information
suleimsn Pasha l. q, P~hiIlippoToli.. ard
~ gwen w ~ puIH 'f'fF taIuN iatafs
Bazardzik and P~hIIlippopoIi- are reported Ia
have been burned. Two squadron. u COssAck.
have arrived at TinOys- Who were .~nt 10 go
cort the Turkish peace Delegates u kaxanlik.
the Turkish cofntnandant al the former place
an attsek was Intended. and hi-~
up the railway bridge Queen VlctDrta'.
speech has caused considerable disappointment
1t Constan,inople. The British Consul a, Ad- 4.
has asked Iernis-ion To leave, but
Lsysrd ordered him To remain az his I
cost Minister Laysrd Ia. given assistance u ]
600 refugees within FIVE days A Russian :
official dispatch ANNOUNCES thu; General SEQ Z
belief entered Phillippo,oiis on the Is,h. and eI- !
the flames In the Bulgarian dxeIl- =
ngs fred by the reirea,ing Turks The Lon :
ion Times correspondent -sys that Queen Vic :
.osiA has t~elegrAphed the Sultan. Who VA al :
'eady acquainted xi:h the action 81 the British :
government, tina; she had herself urged the ;
Ear 70 make prUgnpi and honorable peaer. A a.,
'humla dispatch nays the Turks have evacua:
KAzzn south u OrmAn Bazaar. The Russians 5
,ereby secure another Balkan Pas. Al .as r
Material etc, have t~en removed from O~aaan q
,AzAr 10 Eski Djms h
correspondent a, Pera ,~elegraphs !!
hat the Russians have entered Adrianople. =
PAsha has been APPOINTED 20 con !.
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