New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

PRINCE MILAN DECLARES WAR, AND wiTHDhsWS
HIS AGENT FROM TURKEY-sHoTs EXCHANGED
VIENNA Saturday, July 1, 1875.
Prince Milan of Servia has issued a prOcla-
nation wherein he says Turkey has provoked war oy
threatening -erva and not satisfying the denauus VI
Bosnia The seryans Bosnia TO reesablish peace
wtbo disturbing Turkeys integrity Seryia has done
nothing hinder the work OF pacifcatiOn, while on the
other hand Turkey has surrounded Scryia with nett OF
ion II is impossible therefore to remain longer w'h
the bounds of moderaton and Che Porte is responsible
for any eventual bloodshed. The Monenegnns, the
Prince adds, will be the seryan sde aid VIII not
be long before tho Herzegoynians Bosnans Bugaians
and Greeks also aid them.
Several of the evening journals hero state th Iufhey
about to issue circular to the great powers throwing
the entire responsibility Of war upon serya, and decsr
ing Prince Milan rebel because he seeded from the
union Of yassis
BELGRADE, Saturday, July i 1876.
NJ Magazinotvich the seryan representative at Con-
stantinople, was recalled TO day.
ToULoS Saturday, July l. 1876.
The French squadron here leaves tomorrow probably
for the Levant
ATHENS, Saturday, July ], 1876.
The Greek Government in accordance with Its policy
OF peace has ordered the arrest OF any emsSsres on
the frontier endeavorng to foment nsurrecton In the
Turkish provinces, or TO enlist recruits.
PARIS. Saturday, July l, 1876.
lie Temps has telegraphic dispatch from Vienna
which says the servars crossed the from Ter on Friday
LONDON, Saturday July !, 1875.
There have been differences OF opinion in the Cabinet
on the Eastern question. Lord Derby has more man
once strongly opposed the views Of several OF MS col
leagues.
Berlin telegram says that the Prince OF Montenegro
has solemny engaged to remain neutral III the servo
Turkish troubles
STATE OF SIZE IL DECLARED.
BELGRADE, July 2, 1876. .
The war manifesto of Prince Milan was pro-
mugaed Saturday, and state OF siege proclaimed
throughout serva The manifesto says the Prince an
by ideas OF moderation, offered 10 send an Envoy
TO come to understanding The Porte ignored tue
eonciatory Offer and continued to send fresh troops 1t
ia necessary the nsurgen country in order TO
pacify it, organize principles Of justice and legality
without distinction of religion, and without falling 70
respect the integrity Of the Ottoman Empire
VIENNA. July Q, 1876.
Adyices from Belgrade state that a proclamation
VIII shortly bo issued informing the Bosnians Of the APP
proachng appointment OF officials throughout the
country in the name Of Prince Milan.
special envoy goes to Athens from Belgrade shortly
The Turkish army, which has hitherto been stationed
at Gatzko IS concentrating at Nosar
RAGCSA, July 9, 1879.
The statement recently made that the Prince Of Mon
tenegro had proclaimed Prince Of Herzegovina by
the iusnrgent leaders il unounded These leaders, at
recent meeting merely undertook not to oppose the
Prince IL he occupied Herzegovina The insurgents are
concentrating at baain, where force OF 1000 Is Dehg
formed Various conflicting statements are aioat con-
cernng the date when the seryans propose to cammence
LOst.ltes.
IosTIMIIEs TO BEGIN TOMORROW.
PARIS, July 2, 1876.
TIE Journal des DeJats has special telegram from
Belgrade which says that council OF war was recently
held at Alexnatz at which decided to open hos
tnities on Tuesday the 4th Of July The Jomaat des
DeJatS also denies tEat Prince Vladimir ia in serVi
PRINCE MTIAN'S DEMANDS.
CoNsrANrISoPLE, July 2, 1876.
letter from Prince Milan delivered to tho Grand
yizer on Thursday last demanding the incorporation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina with servia, under the
suzerliuty Negotiations between the Prince
Of Monteueg and the Pore for arrangement on TIE
basis ci q s..sioh Of territory faiic'i
Both Soi and Mon;cneg1ns are ready to cross the
,.ont.er War is imminent
The MidlaC reforms indefinitely postponed. Prince
Milan has asked the Prince OF Roumana TO observe a
strict neutrality for the present.
The Ottoman gunboats ascending the river Danube
beyond lie Turkish banks.
LONDON, July ., 1876.
The O5seyrer to-day has special telegram from Paris
which states that the English German, and Aue trian
ambassadors yesterday informed the Porte that the
three Powers were resolved not 10 interfere.
LONDON, Monday. July 3, ,1s76.
The SiGndards COnstan nople special telegram says
The scr,aus and Montcnegrins have entered Turkish
territory Tna declaration has been duly lodged
al Vienna Changes In Turkish Ministry unavOahle
TO the imminent The state of siege re-
Gently proclaimed in has been OuntcrnauGcd,
but the cXpuratOn grain yicals, and arms, is for
hidden. The seryans only admit war correspondents TO
their lines.
WAR POSITIVELY DECLARED By MONTENEGRO.
The lines this morning has special telegram from
Cetine dated sunday, containing the following mpor
taut details:
Montenegro sent to-day her declaration OF war 10
Turkey. The declaration contains Il summary OF her
grievance. against the Porte, particularly the blockade
of the southern frontier; the POrie's evidently
hostile intention toward Montenegro, and the
impOssbility reforms in herzegovina. The people
received the proclamation with great enthu'iam. Ihe
Prince started on suuiay morning for Herzegovina by
way Of Gahova. His staff aud guards accompany him.