European Telegrams. the War in the East
We are indebted to the Australian Associated Press for the following items:--London, May 24. Floods in Roumania are carrying away…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1877
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War News From Indian Papers
From the late telegrams published in the Indian papers we select the following as in some measure adding to and elucidating those already received by us :—Under date of April 16 it is…
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From the late telegrams published in the [?] papers we select the following as in [?] measure adding to and elucidating those already received by us :—Under date of April…
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The plot thickens in both Asiatic and European Turkey. In the Caucasus the Russians have obtained a slight advantage in the capture of Ardahau, a…
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Floods in Roumania are carrying away bridges and railways. The Emperor of Russia proceeds to Ployesti, the head-quarters of the Russian army in…
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Lord Derby refuses to accede to ft proposal to [?] the Suez Canal, and has informed the Russian Ambassador in London, the Port, and the Khedive that England is determined not to allow warlike operations at the canal…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War in the East. (From Australian Associated Press Telegrams.) LONDON, May 31
There are vague rumours of peace negotiations through the mediation of Germany. The German army in Alsace and Lorraine has been reinforced…
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We are indebted to the Associated Press for the following items :-- London, June 10. The Emperor of Russia has arrived…
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We extract the following telegram, via Manchuria, from yesterday’s Geelong Advertiser :— LONDON, June 6. Russian Left Army Corps rapidly pushing…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War in the East. (From Associated Press Telegram). LONDON, June 10
The Emperor of Russia has arrived at Bucharest, the capital of Roumania. LONDON, June 11. Un-official despatches state that the Russians attempted…
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The Turkish and Montenegrin forces have met, the latter sustaining a defeat. On the Danube, the Turks have assumed the offensive,…
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After fifty-five hours of continuous fighting between the Turks and the Montenegrins. the latter withdrew, both side having suffered heavy losses…
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WE are indebated to the Associated for the following items:-- London, J[?] . The Turkish right wing of the [?]…
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The following telegram has been received by the Victorian Chief Secretary from the Agent-General in London :— LONDON, JUNE 21, EVENING…
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Hobart Pasha, the admiral of the Turkish fleet, has written the following letter to The Times:—“So at last the force is played out; diplomacy retires on…
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Nicksich has been revictualled, and the Montenegrins announce that Mohemed Pasha has been compelled to retire, leaving 2.000 dead on the field. The Egyptian contingent has arrived at…
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It will be seen that the Government of South Australia received the first of their war telegrams yesterday, front their Agent-General in London, and that it…
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WE are indebted to the Associated Press for the following items:-- London, July 2. A Turkish despatch states that the…
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[?] been received from the agent[?]ment :— LONDON, JUNE 30. [?] and two Russian army corps [?] at Sistova…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War in the East. (From Associated Press Telegram). LONDON, July 3
Unofficial Turkish accounts state that the Russian advanced guard bas been driven back from B[?]ela, about ten miles south of Sistova, with heavy loss. The British squadron bas left Greece under scaled orders…
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