A Turkish official despatch reports a groat battle at Gumii, in Asia Minor, with a favorable result to the Turks. A Russian unofficial report states that on the 2nd the Russians captured the en trenchments near Kara, on Mukhtar's left, repulsing large masses of Turks, and subsequently abandoned them owing to want of water. Russian loss, 83 officers and 3200 men. Turkish loss enormous. A Turkish official despatch from Mukhtar Pa*ha reports a complete vic tory on tho 2nd. The Russians attaoked tho whole line, but were compelled to rotiro, tho Turks pursuing them to Opachi. Russian loss, 5000 ; Turkish, unknown. Other accounts say the battle was in decisive Tho Czar has resolved to romain with the army until tho war is ondod. There is much sickness among tho Russians round Plevna. The Turks are not an swering tho bombardment. Operations at Shipka have been stopped by the fog. A Russian unofficial despatch states that the Turkish left, supporting the gar rison at Kars, attacked the Russian right on the 4th, but was defeatod with great lost. Sulieman Pasha has been appointed Commandor-in-Chief of the Danube. Mehemct AH has been recalled. Raouff Pasha is in command on tho Bal kans The Russian head quarters has been removed to Sistova.
CALOGRAMS. LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
(Reuters Telegrams- Per Press Agency .) LONDON. October G.
amount was made out, and the bill of par ticulars produced. He says ha had no Idea ho was transgressing the law when he agreed to draw the Bill. He is understood to say that he knew nothing of the preparation of the account, and that it was his partner's doings.
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