The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-28

plying arms money to the Turks in Herzegovina
He said England had not directly indi
rectly.
TIE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO IN THE MIDST
OF HIS COUNCILLORS.
RAGusA June q, 1876
Advices from Ce,inge capital OF Montenegro, state
that the army commanders and the members Of the
Senate held conference on Sunday under the presi-
dency Of Prince Nicholas Of Montenegro.
TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY FIRST, REFORMS AZ
rKRwARD.
VIENNA June 81. 1915
The A6end Post, semi official Journal says it seems
that collision with Serva considered inevitable at
Constantinoplc
Consequently Mdhas Pacha's reform proiec. is neg.
lected, the gravity OF the external situation COM
handing the government undivided attention.
sERvIA AND TURKEY THE EVE wAR--A GREAT
rLIcr IMMINENT.
Tho Political Correspondence publishes despatch
from Belgrade stating that the departure OF Prince
Milan for the army fixed for the soth inst.
On tho same day war manifesto will be issued, and
on July state OF siege will be proclaimed through
out Servia
A telegram from Cettinje announces that all Monte
negrins between the ages OF and sixty have
been summoned to arms
A
Tho Senate will shortly assume the reins Of govern
in behalf of Prince Nicholas until the end Of the
war.
sERvIAN WAR PURCHASES AND ENROLMENT IN
5 PARIS
PARIS, June 81, 1870
Tho scrvian committee in this city is occupied in
purchasing arms and enrolling volunteers.
GERMANY NOTIFIED
Sr~:n~ thn nd puscin
have been informed that is imminent between
Turkey and scrvia Prince Milan having an ulti
matum to Constantnopo which Turkey will accept
THE PORTE REJECTS THE PROVINCIAL ULTrMATuM.
despatch to the Journal des Debdts from Belgrade
confirms the report that Sery,a's utmatum has been
rejected by the Porte and adds that Prince Milan has
already Como to the army and tho commencement OF
hostilities is imminent
READY ron ACTION.
CoxsrAxrrSoPLE, June %, 1876.
The Turkish troops the servian frontier and tho
noa in the Danube have received orders to be ready
to commence hostilities at the first signal
MONTENEGRO SAID NEUTRAL.
The newspapers here assert that the Porte has
pressed 10 Prince Nicholas Of Montenegro its sasfac-
ticn his neutrality and promised TO remember his
conduct in the present crisis.
COMMAND FRONTIER.
Abdul Kcrm Pacha commands tho army on The
Servian frontier.
AUSTRIAN AND RUSSIAN TACTICS IN THE EVENT
OF WAR.
LONDON June %, 1870
Tho POSTS special despatch from Berlin says
OF the outbreak OF war; aud Russia will mass
considerable forces on their Turkish frontiers,
MoxESrous QUESTION
Tho Vienna correspondent OF the Times says the only
question be whether the Scrvans will at
tack or provoke the Turks into attacking them.
RUSSIA ENGLAND ANXIOUS.
The Times correspondent Paris reports that great
efforts are being made to bring about an agreement
between Russia and England TO measures which
Scrvias may render necessary II is rumored
that convention haS been signed to that effect
the rumor IS premature
BEGINNING.
Tho Servian army is already short OF provisions.
raocLAIxSG PRINCES.
A Berlin despatch to tho Times reports that the
Bosnian insurgents have issued manifesto proclaim
ing Milan King of Bosnia.
Another manifesto from the Hcrzegovinan insur-
gents recognizes Prince Nicholas their chosen
leader in the campaign for tho humiliation OF the
Turks
The Daily Ne,rs' special from Parts says there la
great confusion and lack of provisions in the Servan
camps
1t doubtful whether the ervian troops will be able
to make forward movement for several days.
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