The War in the East
The Emperor of Russia, in replying to an address, said that much remained to be done; but that he hoped that Russia's mission would be duly…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1878
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Summary of War News
An official telegram from Mukhtar Pasha admits that the Russians compelled him to retreat from Deve-Boyan. He says that some of the officers, who were…
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All vessels re-fitting are ordered to be in readiness for sea. There are renewed Kaffir troubles, and the situation is becoming…
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The following is a summary of the war news [?]the s.s. City of New York, up to December 5:— An official telegram from Mukhtar Pasha…
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LONDON, December 24—The Russian army under the command of the Czarewitch has crossed the Loin, thus cutting off the Turkish communications with Rustchuk and Varna. The snowy weather…
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An official telegram from Mukhtar Pashs admits that the Russians compelled him to retreat from Deve-Boyan. He says that some of the officers, who were…
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[?]gagement took place at Tashesen, [?]Monday, December 31, in which [?] 700 men. The Turks retreated — [?] and a part in the direction…
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The Russian forces have crossed the Balkans at Kiz Tope. This is a point to the east, not far from Demirkapi, or Iron Gats Pass, and adjacent, to the town, of…
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The Russians possess Adrianople. The Turks destroyed the powder magazine and [?]acuated the town, falling back on Constantinople…
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AMERICAN papers per Zealandia contain cable despatches showing the state of [?]ling in England in reference to the war…
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The Government have given notice of their Intention to ask for a supplementary vote for war contingency. Two morning papers have…
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The latest cable telegram, dated London, 2nd February, states that the Russians were within less than sixty miles of Constantinople, and continuing to advance…
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The Russians are rapidly approaching Gallipoli. LONDON, 23rd January. The Government have informed…
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If this is so, the ''lddes Disreallennes," one may be pretty sure, have been cosiderably modified or are less extravagant than has been represented. There is…
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A separate treaty of peace between Russia and Turkey was, moreover, inadmissible. The grant of £6,000,000 was asked…
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THE ruinous defeat of the Turkish armies and the cousequent disorganization has brought about the crisis in the affairs of Europe so long…
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Telegrams state that the Greeks have captured Dornako, but have now ceased lighting. The armistice has been concluded, but…
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If this is so, the “ideas Disraeliennes,” one may be pretty sure, have been considerably modified or are less extravagant than has been represented. There is…
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LONDON, February 6—Most of the powers which signed the Treaty of Paris have accepted the proposal of Austria for a European conference to be held at Vienna. Russia has claimed the cession of Roumanian Bessarabia, but…
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