LATER.
Capture of Sehipka by the Russians.
Large Number of Prisoners taken.
Further Disasters for the Turks.
London, Thursday.
A telegram from the Grand-Duke Nicholas has announced that Eadetsky, after desperate fighting yesterday, captured Schipka with the whole Turkish forces, consisting of forty-one battalions and ten batteries of infantry, ten batteries of artillery, and one regiment of eatalry. ■ Prince Mirsky occupies Keaanlik. , * General Skobeloff holds the Schipka Pass, the Russians baring forced the Trojan Pass, and took the Turk s who occupied Schipka in the rear.
(Pjbb Peebs Agency.)
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2781, 12 January 1878, Page 2
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