The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-12
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

rHE ENGLISH PLAN OF NoN-INTHRFERENcK AND
ITS EFFECT ON THE PROPOSED MEDIATION.
LONDON, August IL, 1876.
The Times to-day publishes despatch from Paris
myng tho English programme OF non-interference In
the Eastern question: which sanctioned by the
Powers after the failure OF the Berlin memorandum,
Is the basis of the subsisting harmony. Tho
signal for mediation, therefore, and ought
pnly to como from England. She is the
nbter OF the moment when the struggle
TO be considered finished and mediation may be
successfully proposed. AS yet 1t is certain that Eng
and does not think the moment opportune, and no
other Power will take the initiative. All rumors Of
mediation, Intervention and conferences
hypothesis Turkeys aim Is to anticipate mediation
by according to the vanqushcd Servians and TO Monte
negro vanquished NOT conditions acceptable enough
10 DO approved before mediation could be accomplished
sERvIASs CHARGED WITH CowARDIcE.
The Servian correspondents Of the Daily Nescs,
Standard and Times note the fact that many Servans
are co ming to slightly wounded in the hand
forearm The correspondents believe they shoot them
selves to avoid battle.
A RETREAT ORDER.
despatch from Regrade to the Daily NeUs says
sColonel Antitch retreated from Yavor to lvanitza
without lighting No dings have been received Of the
brigade which pushed forward to Sienitza Ivanitza
was tho original base Of General Zachs supplies
There good military road thence to Karnovac which
s at the disposal of the Turks II Ivantza is also aban
doned"
TIE WAR RxcoME A GUERILLA AFFAIR
Tho Times Belgrade despatch says:-"Colonel An
tstchs retreat to Ivanitza a much further
treat Ivanitza is surrounded by high hills, anording
che Turks excellent offensive positions Tho fact is
the Serviun war Is about to assume much less amb
tious character than when first undertaken and Is
about to resolve itself into guerilla affair"
THE Tolls CLOSING AROUND sERvIA.
The Daily Ne,0s has despatch from Belgrade which
saws 1.-THE tolls closing around Servia Abdul
Kerm Pacha Is pushing westward from Gurgusovatz,
and the Sorvian General Horvaovich has fallen back
on Yankovo and KlissurA Hard lighting commenced
1t Yankovo ON Wednesday, and Is still continuing If
she Turks carry Yankoso there will be important
obstacle In the way Banja The army OF the South
- faring badly Ad retrcated from Yavor to the
interior.
"ail the available guns being mounted upon the
ramparts OF the fortress at Belgrade"
THE oUrRAGEs BULGARIA.
Further correspondence respecting the Bulgarian
atrocities laid before Parliament yesterday, nclud
inn the report OF Mr Barring of the Secretaries OF
ne British Legation at Constantnople, who was de-
pu,c investigate tho alleged atrocities and whose
report has already been published. Among the most
berry TO Sir Henry Elliot British Ambassador at
coustantinople sent on the 9th inst, which says
at appears to Her Majestys government that the
capture of saschar may lead to the occupation Of
considerable part OF Scrvia by the Turks therefore
instruct you to urge strongly the Porte that It Is abb
souey necessary tho troops should be kept under
CONTROL that the unarmcd population DO spared, and
that q repetition OF the outroges In Bulgaria DO
avoided. You will point out that renewal OF such
ousraees would prove more disastrous to the Porte
than tho less of a battle. The indignation of Europe
would be uncomfortable and interference in sense
hostile to Turkey inevitably follow"
RELIEF FOR REFUGEES
despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Bucharest says tho Chamber of Deputies has voted
"a 600 for the relic. of the servian families that have
taken refuge in Roumauia. The number Of refugees
10 estimated At 20, 000
AMNESTY TO BE GRANTED BrLGARIAys.
A Reuter- telegram from Constantinoplc announces
that the Sultan granted complete amnesty to the
BuGarians implicated in the late rising with the ex
cepon Of the leaders and active movers in the revolt
THE ATTACK SIscn FAILURE.
Tho Standards Belgrade correspondent telegraphs
that is uno1icially reported that Tchcrnayers at
tempts against Nisch have resulted in failure The
position from which Nisch have been bonn
barded has been reoccupied by tho Turks
II is tho determination OF the Scrvians to mako a
stand at Alcxlnatz " tho soldiers will nghl which is
doubtful Fugitvcs cncampcd for fifty miles on
tho sides OF the roads leading to Paratchin.
TINE ArpsAL-or PRINCESS OF sERvrA.
The Princess OF Scrvia has issued an appeal for vol
untcers TO enter the legion named after herself The
legion consists mainly OF foreigners, and is fast filling
up In response 10 her appeal
sERviAS REYrGKEs.
The Standards special from vieDna says:-"Finccn
hundred refugees from scrva arrived in Hungary
md Roumania."
Tho Berlin correspondent OF the Standard says
ait has trnnsprcd that tho rmpcrors o. Russia and
Austria their conference at Rcclstadt agreed when
peace concluded, the Porte might take guarantees
TO prevent scrvia from again nsslultin- Turkey but
hat The Turks should never be permitted TO occupy
Bcrvi,n town"
FALSE REPORT
The rumor that Austria is ready 10 prevent the
Turks from entering Belgrade is probably true
PRINCE MILAN DIX OPPOSED
II represented that the 10 are resolved not 10
consent to the deposition OF PENCE Milan
ATROCITIES IN IOSN1A.
LONDON Antuaf o 1s-s