New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29
WAR.
Items Of News from the Disturbed
Country.

Items OIL news IrOW thc bAstuTUCu
Country.
LONDON, July 2S.-Prince Milan was to
have left for the front from Belgrade yes
terday. An anti-war outbreak is appre.
hended in Servia, and Prince Milan's friends
wish to place him within safe distance OF
the Hungarian frontier.
Placards of the pIetender Karageorge-
witch declare that the deposition of Prince
Milan is necessary because OF his treachery.
Karageorgewitch offers to save the ooun-
try.
The Greek embassy at Berlin states that
Greece intends to MAINTAIN strict neutral
iry, but events may arise requiring actor.
me ServiaL Generals, in council of wal,
,sccused each other of incapacity.
he repulse of 5000 Turks, attempting to
cass the Timok at Wrashognatz, is con-
lued.
re Gar will send one of his own physi-
as 10 Belgrade to attend the wounded.
,.any Odessa ladies started to Servia to
,erintend the hospitals.
\ Tines Ragusa dispatch says the Mon
ttnegrln campaign is regarded as failure.
The loss, however, was only 300 killed. The
troops are indignant at the tiasco. which is
attributed to the incompetency OF their CON-
mandere.
The Ex-Governor of Salonica has been SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment.
Osman Pacha's camp telegraphs that while
the fight was going on between the Ser
Wan battaliOns and Osman Pacha's forces
q report, of which has already been tele-
graphed, that the main body OF Servians at
Saitxhar, thinking that Osman Pacha had
withdrawn all his men from camp, crossed
the Timok river, and attacked him. De-
man Pacha opened fire from his batteries,
and the Servians hastily recrossed the river
with loss.
The Pail Mall Gazette, in its Berlin dis
patch, says: The defeat of the Mentene-
grins has occnsoned discontinue at the
Russian court, where Prince Nicholas has
been ostenta, iously petted. Some of the
Russian Diplomats assert that it will be
impossible for the Car to repress the war
spirit in Russia if the Turks invade Servia.
knowledge Of this fact probably accounts
for the hesitation of the Turks"
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany, trcm Parokin, dated to-day, says:
Prince Milan will hold council OF war to
day with General Tchernayoff and other
Generals and NJ Risties, Prime Minister.
His headquarters will be transferred to the
neighbcrhood of Alexinitz. General Lesch-
janvi will probably be superseded on &C
count Of incapacity.
The forces under Colonel Antisch are
concentrating at Sienltza, where decisive
battle expS cted.
The engagement at TimOk yesterday was
unimportant. There will probably be fight
ing at the same place tomorrow.
The Daily Ttle9raPh's COnstantinople
correspondent, in a letter to that journal.
recOunts an interview which he had with
General Iynatietf, the Russian ambassa-
dor, on the twenty-frst instant. General
Iynatietf expressed the opinion that an ar
mistice was inevitable within three or tour
weeks, and probably would be brought
about by the united action OF the Six
powers. He thought the present difficulty
would be arranged by partitioning Bosnia
between Austria and Servia, and giving
Montenegro to Herzegovina.
Turkeys Head OLA Regency.
VIENNA, July 2S.-The Neue Freie Press
asserts that the Sultan of Turkey is dan
gerously ill.
The Tagblau says: A change in the ruler
of Turkey is an accomplished fact. ABDUL
Hamid EttenGi, q younger brotne of Murad
Efendi, is the regent OF the empire.
Precarious Condition Of the Servians.
PARIS, July 2S The Journal DIES Debats
publishes special dispatch from Simlin,
dated yesterday, say ing the general political
position OF Servia is growing more serious,
and the partisans of KarageOrgOvitch be-
came more threatening every day.
Sixty thousand ChassepOt rifles sold by
Germany have arrived in Seryia by way of
ROumania.
Prince Milan will return to Belgrade
and endeavor 10 bring about meditation
of the powers between Servia and the Porte.