The New York herald., 1876-09-12
GABLE NE WS
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERvIAN WAR.
Another Great Battle Expected
Tchernayef Attacked.
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES
Important Speech Of Earl Derby on
EngIand's Policy.
DANGER OF A EUROPEAN WAR.
What Would Follow an Attempt to Disrupt
the Turkish Empire.
RUSSIA AND SERVIA.
Significant Speeches at a BANQUET
in Belgrade.
What Would Follow an Attempt to Disrupt
The Turkish Empire.
RUSSIA AND SERVIA.
Significant Speeches at a Banquet
in Belgrade.
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE,
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

MANAGING CHANGE OF FEELING IN EUROPE
TREADINa A DANGEROUS PATH-sERv1ANs
MuTILATINa THEMSELVES.
LONDON, Sept. IL, 1876
The Times to-day, In an editorial article on the East
ern question: says the temper of Europe is swiftly
dergoing monacing change More countries than
Russia might easily pass beyond the control OF
men. Tho very danger Of which Earl Derby warned
Turkey threatens to become reality. He said with
startling force that renewal OF the outrages would
moro disastrous to the Porto than the loss of battle
II tho statements regarding atrocities in Servia prove
truo 1t may matter little whether they should after
ward provo exaggerations
EXCITEMENT IN RUSSIA.
The Russian people secm approaching state OF
popular excitement when false report will make
peace impossibiliiy Every day OF warfare adds
she Likelihood that the strife may overflow its present
limit
TURKEYS DANGER.
There are diplomatic signs which might warn Tur-
kcys rulers how tho foothold which they
must pick their way Thcy will find it less easy than
It has been in former times TO keep Turkey safe by
citing the jealouses of rival Powers If they display
their wontcd astuteness they will any cxpedent
that offers chance OF peace
sERvIANs MUrrLATING rHExsELvEs
A special despatch from Belgrade to the Times
says: ''Beoro tho publication Of the order rendering
soldiers mutating themselves liable the penalty of
death imprisonment Tor lie, many Servians had
already been executed for that offence. On occa-
sion as many as forty in batch were executed
have been told that there hospitals which more
Than half tho patients are Of this class.
ACTION or THE rCRKs sEavA.
"Though accounts OF somo Turkish outrages un-
.,,itc nl,eho
Of tho proceedings Of the Turkish force Is be
gathered from fearful tales carefully collected
An English gentleman who passed through servan
district lately visited by the Turks rcporss that he had
many opportunities Of talking with tho people whose
homes bad been altogether the hands OF the enemy
and he met with not single case Of gross outrage"
rcHEnNAYEFr's PROSPECTS IMPRovINa-AN-
OTHER DECISIVE BATTLE TO DE FOUGHT.
BRLGRADK. Sept IL, 1875
There is little change IN the Scrvian campaign
rchcrnayeT's prospecA brighter than they werc
, week ago Tho Turks evidently wish to pass Alexi-
natz and take Deligrad by flank movement, that
purpose has been checked by the advance OF Horvato
WITCH and it Is clear they will still have fight
decisive battle. There signs of the warike
spirit abating In Servia-
BANQUET IN BELGRADE IN HONOR OF THE
czAR-sIGNIF1cANr sPEEcHEs-''RussIA AND
sERvIA UNITED"
LONDON. Sept. IL, 1875
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company, dated
Belgrade, September IL, says
"a banquet was given at the Russian Consulate this
evening In honor Of the namc day of the Emperor
Alexander. Prince Milan present and proposed
tho health of tho Emperor Of Russia He said tho
Emperor Servias great friend and protector and
be thanked the Russian people for their sympathy and
aid.
''RUssIA sERvrA UNITED"
Councillor Kartsof, the Russian Consul General at
Belgrade, received delegation previous tho ban
quet. In speech acknowledging their congratu-
lations, he said henccfortn Russia and Scrva were
united.
..An attack General Tchcrnayen began this morn
Ing and st II continues"