The New York herald., 1876-09-02
THE EMPEROR GRArIrTED.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE DEPOSITION OF MoURAD CAUSES NO Ex-
CIrKMENr-ApDUL HAMID II. PROCLAIMED
SULTAN.
CoNsTANrINorLE Sept ], 1870
The deposition OF Mourad occasions no excitement or
disturbance The deposed monarch has been assigned
the Tcheregan Palace a residence.
Abdul Hamid, the new Sultan, was yesterday rc
reived by the Ministers and the Topca-
pom Palace, where he proclaimed Abdul Hamid H.
rELEBRAT1No ABDUL HANDS ACCESSION TO
THE THRoNE-THR CEREMONY OF oIRDINa
WITH THE SWORD OF osMAN.
CoXsrANTINoPLE. Sept l. 1915
The entire city illuminated last night in honor OF
tho Sultan. The Turkish and foreign ships the
harbor decorated with flags
The ceremony OF grdng Abdul Hamid with the
sword OF Osman Is announced for the eth inst
ABSENCE OF NEWS FROM THE wAR-THE con-
RESPONDENTS AT THE MERCY OF THR PRESS
sURxAU-sKRvIA STILL RESOLVED TO FIGHT
AID HER ARMY IMPROVING.
LoSDoS, Sept !, 1876.
No other reports have been received from Alexnatz
Than the Servan official bulletin sent yesterday which
is regarded as very untrustworthy.
A correspondent writing from Belgrade says:-
"You may ask why, instead OF talking about proba.
,iltics 90 not state facts and do report what
las taken place from my own observation. 1t is
imply because tho government will let me 90 to
Acxnatz allow any other correspondent TO 60 on
whose partisiity 1t cannot rcy.''
SURVEILLANCE
The foregoing probably applies equally to tho Turkish
SIDE with the iurther disadvantage that commun ca-
ZION with tho Turkish positions by way OF Nisch is
more difficult than communication with Alcxnatz
rhs English, French and German newspapers are
compelled themselves with such accounts OF
Ihe lighting filter through the official bureaus Bel
grade and Consantinople. Partisan journals publish
daily as special dispatches from the OF war tho
widest and most improbable stories of battles and
assacres accounting for dead Turks or servians ac-
sordng to their productions by thousands and tens
Of thousands.
THE sERvIAS ARMY IMPROVING.
Special dispatches from Belgrade to the English
newspapers do little than repeat the official
erts with variations ggesed by the correspondents
personal opinions. The fact Is nothing certainly is
known about the position at Alexina OF the naturc
or results OF the fights there. II is well established
however, that the Scrvan army being rapidly rein
forced and reorgarzcd by Russians who are crossing
Roumania and Hungary In large numbers, and that
since this influx the Servans have fought better and
seem more likely TO hold thcr ground against the
DO Judged by the reflex influence upon The politica,
situation At Belgrade.
RESOLVED WAR.
week ago to-day Prince Milan invited the media.
ton OF the Powers formal manner in behalf
oi servla and Montenegro jointly This step was
taken In opposition TO General Tchcrnnyen7s wishes
and In tho OF his protests and arguments 1t has
been daily becoming and more apparent that tho
Princcs action Is regretted, at least by those
,ro Of tho scrvian government, and Notwithstanding
The Powers have informed Prince Milan OF their accept.
OF the task of bringing about poace negotiations,
ihere is evidence that Servla will obstruct cvadc
hem II possible, unless military disoster
produces another revuIsion OF feeling.
TcmERxAyErr's MEMORANDUM
Tchernayen's memorandum against peace which, as
above mentioned preceded tho request for intervcn
ton was yesterday officially published by the scrvian
Press Bureau. IL throws additional light on the
sua,icn and its striking features arc tho official
rescniation Of the argument that Scrva has nothing
10 by war, since the European Powers will never
allow the Porte deprive her OF her present political
Administrative rights and the expression OF the belief
t,al Russia will be forced to the contest #
II Is Prolonged.
ErrEcr MEMORANDUM
Reuters telegram conveying this memorandum con-
cIdes 5 follows:-
Thoso representations are understood 10 bc carrying