New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-25
WAR.

Non Intervention ImpOssibie-RO MIA :.
Unreasonable Demands-Threet of A rmet
InterventiOn-An Austrian Consu! In.
sultcd-Items OF the War.
LONDON, July 23-The ObSeyyer's Berlin
special at the Saltzburg interview saws the
Emperors William and Francis Joseph
agreed that the maintenance Of the policy
of non-intervention was impossible, in view
of the masses and bloodshed row occurring
All the powers except Russia have dc.
clared Roumania's demands unreasonable
The Seryian Minister Milokaniez, has
gone to bucharest on q secret mission. The
Selonistic Committee in Moscow has issued
an address eolemnly promising general
uprising Of Russians and armed interven.
ton if the Servians are defeated.
A Belgrade mob has insulted the Austrian
consul general.
Osinau Pasha's camp is twenty five miles
from Widen.
The Servians remain on the Servan side
of the Timock river. Cannon shots are oc-
cseiOnally exchanged The Turks probably
will Aot attack until a general advance is
made along the line.
The iIreguars attacked the Servian camp
at Bregova on Saturday, and the fighting
continIrR.
The Turkish gunboats are between Wild
cen and E!Orentine, On the Danube
Ii is stated that nowhere are the Servians
more than one days march outside of their
frontieIa. They have nowhere improved
one step on their positions at the beginning
OF the month.
Servian prospects are gloomy. Their vic.
tories are merely in repulse Of attacks; in
other words, avoidance OF defeat, not a foot
Of ground having been gained.
The nIoEiene srins Fight ard Fiy-Assur.
nnce of Peace.
PARIS, July 24-The Figaro publishes a
dispatch from COnstantinOple which SAYS
that the atrocities in Bulgaria continue,
and numerous Barli Bazarks are arriving
in that country from Asia. The Sultans
health Is improved.
The ruInor that the Emperor William had
formed, at Sslzburg, an unfavOrable opin
ion relative to the maintenance OF the peace
of Europe is denied in well informed cir
Cles. 1t Is asserted that the Emperor ex-
changed the most pacific assurance at the
conference.
Another Account Of the Battle.
CoNsTAsTINoPLE, July 23.-The following
news is official: force of 5000 Montene. |
grins attacks the Turkish post at Bauzana.
The Montenegrins, after a sanguinary en-
gagement fled to their entertainments. They
had 200 killed.
Mr.. Elliott, the British minister, has gone
to Besika bay to visit the fleet.
A Repu'se Of the Turks-Chaage of Base,
BELGRADE, July H-An official dispatch
says the Turks attacked on the twenty
first instant q Servian redoubt at Little |
ZwOrdick, which commands the Turkish
bank CT tie Drina, and renders communi.
cation difficult between Belina and Great
Zwordick They were repulsed. The
Turks were also routed on the twenty-sev-
enth instant On Timock river, near Rayiti-
MIA.
The general staff officers have decided
that General Tchernayoff shall abandon all
Palanka and Babinaglava and, therefore. !
all positions Hitherto held, which could he !
easily taken by Abdul Kerim.
The story of an insult having been of f
erred to the Austrial consul general there .
S denied.
The Tanks Hold Their Owr. e
MANCHESTER, July 2.-The Guardian .
las q dispatch from Kslafata, walled | al
own on the Danube, nearly opposite Wild to
en-, dated Saturday, saying: II have just n
eturned from IsOOr. The Turks are unable
take the offensive until reinforced, but Vi