Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-18

considered as only q question OF time
The SerVlans are preparing for an inn
mediate assault.
The Standard has special from Sem.
| liz, dated Sunday, which says there is 8
Iunor hat General Olympics, com.
msnder of the Drina army, is a prisoner
The headquarters OF the Maroa srmy is
| Tjuprijs. 1t can no longer be concealed
| that the regiments OF RcunaDiaus re.
cTuited in east Servis seem disincliUed 10
| fight against the Turks.
The Standards Benlin correspondent
has interviewed the Revolutionary COM
maud, who have removed to Semlin
from Bucharest, Toe members state
positively that the rising of all Bulge
risDs is thoroughly arranged, aud will
break out Immediately after the first
SerVian victory. The Standards tel e.
gram from Alexandris says three thou
sand more troops sailed for parkey, Sur
day.
The Standards Vienna special says il
is believed there that England will soon
take the initiative for an armistiee. The
Turkish commander on the eastern
frontier of Servia received unexpected
orders on Saturday, and withdrew 10
pared with the hard fighting OF the SeI-
Turkish territory. The easy success ofthe
Mnltenegrins excites surprise when com
VANS generally. 1t is reported that Lip
nix and Metochija surrendered at Il q
first s. Ault.
The Standards Berlin special says
that from com parison OF the Servian
and Turkish accounts of operations nesr
WiSdRp- IL seems certain that the Ser
vians retreated after most gallant re-
sistRnce.
Toe Standards Vienna dispatch says
that the Turks have crossed toe TimOk
at two places. Riots are feared at Bel
grade in const queuce of the govern
ment's reticence. Milan and Ris,ics are
accused OF treachery, even by Russia.
Prince Milan has written to the car,
asking his Intervention for mitigation
of brutalities practised by the Circss-
slams. The Russian ambulance and
sanitary corps is passing through Rou-
mania. A force OF twenty-five hundred
Turks leave Sofia Sunday to reinforce
Nisch.
The Journal de 50. Petersburg denies
that Prince Milan hiss asked Russia to
intercede for an armistice.
The Itnles'S correspondent telegraphs
from PaIskin on the fourteenth instant:
81 had an interview with Prince Milan
to-day. He denies that Servia is the
tool OF Russia. On the contrary, Russia
advised Servis against war. War has
arisen becaus Servis believes that pros
perity is impossible under Turish ad-
ADMINISTRATION. He does not lock to d.
plomacy now, hut to arms. He does not
ask any powers to assist him, but he ex-
poets that no christian States Will take
part against her. She will fight to the
death for her rights"
The 1Sn1es's Parakin special, dated the
sixteenth, says that Belgrade kilograms
are untrustwOrtby. There was no great
battle between Osman PAsha and Gen
eral Lescbj snion Wednesday. b. sides
are preparing.
The 1Snaes'S C0nstsntinOple CORES
pondent. by way of Odessa, Sunday,
sends the following: CONTRARY to the
official bulletins, dispatches received st
the enc bassy's report that the Servians
have surrounded and bombsTded Now
Bazsr, and that General Tchernsjaoff
was victorious at Akpslauka and Cheir-
keny, and threatened Ssphia. The
Montenegrins have advanced within one
hours distance of Mostsr. The commu-
nicstiOns from their frontier to the sea,
Al hlSbJ are ObSu W LuSIu.
The IiB1eS's Raguss special says that
the town Of MetOchJA has hoisted the
white flag. The population to the west.
ward of Lake Scutari have risen. The
governor of Scutari has ordered the con-
scription of the entire population to at
tack the Menegrins.
The IGnleS's Semlin dispatch, dated
Sunday, says that the defeat Of OstOries
ia confirmed. He was attacked by su.
perior forces at Florentin, but cut his
way to the frontier with loss.
The 7inaes's Vienna special says Rou.
mania has sent to the guaranteeing pow
ers a memorandum explaining the IN
satisfactory position in which she is
placed under the Paris treaty. The
memorandum says this position cOnsti-
tutes greet danger to the peace between
Roumauia and Turkey, and fOrmulates
seven points, to which an amendment Is
desired. Six Of thsse points Ielste to
her relations with Turkey, which, if
granted, would make Roumania virtual
ly indie! endent. The seventh asks for
the whole delta OF the Danube from
Tutcha downward.