Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-26
THE EAST.
Servtau Success Three Villages
burned and nOntenegrIns
ROuttd-Etc.

BELGRADE, Jay 25.-Yesterdsy tbs
Ssrvisn array, under @ neral q sch, en-.
couhtsfed the Turks on the whole line
near 1aVOr. The artillery fire lasted
eeven hCOrs, and was followed by an i'm.
faoty engagement in which the Ser.
Vians were completely success yful. Two
other miner Setvian successes are re-
pcTtsd.
CoNsTAETINOPLE, July 25-O6ici,
dispatches say that s Turkish detsch.
ment from SatchsnitZa crossed the Ser.
wan frontier, and defeate the Servians,
Killing three Thousand and burning three
villages. Thirteen TGrkish batTalions
attacked and routed the Montenegrips
near UwesiDgo. Abdul Kaym, the coIn-
manGeT-in-chief OF the Turkish troops,
has arrived at Nisss, and s great battle
Is imminent
LONDON, July 25.-The correspond
once relative TO the 5slonica murders is
P1Diisned. The principal facts are al
Sssuy kaown. The report OF the Eng
usa Consul at SalOnica to Minister Eli
oH fully and warmly exonerstes the
American vice consul from any partici-
patton in the seizuIe Of the girl which
caused The outbreak. The consul re.
gu 5sts that Elliott shall subnit this tes.
RGoDy TO the American minister.
The Standards Vienna special SAYS
that the Selvisns intend withdrawing
Lronf al their positions to within the
frontier. The prevailing oFinion in mil
ltSry cries is that the TuFka will not
Follow them thither. The condition o!
fltlTs Is favorable TO an armIstice.
There is great depression in the Servisn
camp. Several companies Of cider re-
serves have laid down their arms and
gone home. Other advices assert that
Abdul Kerim intends ID force an entry
into Servis as far as Kragujeizitz, and
dictate the terms from there.
The Standards Berlin dispatch men.
fiOns, under the reserve OF 'rumors, that
Germany supports the proposal fox an
1nteTDstfonS. conference on esstern ef-
fairs, TO be held at Berlin after the fist
decisive battle, on condition that the
topics OF discussion are strictly limited
before the conference opens.
The TtDaes's Berlin special says it is
expected that either before or shCrtly
after the resumption OF the offensive by
the Turks, which is imminent, an at
temp; viii be made to reopen the DISCUS
sion Of mediation by the powere.
The Daily NeaOs's Parajin dispatch
says that four hundred wounded arrived
there Mon6ay night.
The Daily NeS0s BIT lgta6e special cor
respOn Dent says the SeTvisn war has
virluslly collapsed, and heneeforth sg-
grts iyene is qaite absndoned. The
deepest dependency reigns In Belgrade.
have some reason 10 believe that an
offer Of medistion on the psrt of Great
Britain would be favOrRby entertained
by Prince Milan's advisers, though |
have fears they ars vIctinls TO Russian
intrigue. B1oyed up by the cbinera Of |
Russa's active intervention, Prince |
Milsn's personal aid de-csmp has |
quilted Psraijin with a Russian |
officer, who had been Staying there for |
some days. No SeIyiau CORPS are |
now OUTSIDE the southwestern frontier. !
Saitechsr is being, strongly reinforced |
aud prOvisioDed Rs defensive fortress. !
The Turks have reOpened communics- |
ton between BjelinO and Bstcha, despite
the efforts of General Oiimpics. The
last regiment of Servian regulars, which |
were in the gsrTisOn at SemendreR,
have started for Alexlnatiz.
Tho came pspsr's special from Bel |
grade says that the official bulletin |
claims that Duliteh hiss captured the |
fortified camp at RAdsaine, command |
ing the only Tosd between Now lBazsr
and B 's.'is.
The Macs Vienna dispatch says that
a great battle is expected on Friday, the
TURKS now having thirty thousand men |
concentrated st Widdin.
The Ne1Os Rome special ssys that |
Italy demands explanations from the |
khedive in consequence OF the extor-
tions prscticed by the emir Of ZSila on
an Italian expedition.