Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-03
Foreign News.

Foreign news.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 2-l0 p. m.-The
reuort that the Scr,ians AID MDntencgrlns
have crossed the Turkish frontier has been
COZ frmed
RAGUsA, July 3.-Advices received here
FROM ScIasotic sources STATE that NJ. Verblca,
the MonteuelriD Minister of the Int ri n, anc
acibg aid de camp the Pr nce left Ce'll1le
yes CT lay for the S,rvian camp. 40 euVvy
from Selvia is expected to arrive 10 MonteDe-
gro. perlec. agreement r:spectng military
operations has been cs,sb l>hed between tho
two prlpclpalllles.
VIENNA, July 3.-Scrva has notified the
Powers that unlCs SIS they declare h" Danube
neutra and prevent the Turks using 1t Tor
military operations, ScIvia will Dbsruci 1t with
tcrpedoes. 1t is stated that Prince Miiao has
arrived at AeXnaz SeIvla has suspended
the foreign teleg, aph!c service.
The Journal De-, Drhals at Paris, publishes
special dispatch tr N Belgrade. which says
that Austria has no,if ii Servia that she vii!
POI place ary obstacles in the way Cf the Tux
ish troops eachiug the Scrvan frontier BY
way of the Danube The Austrian * General
Siratimirovish has been appointed cJnd 10
c, mma1d Ct The Scrvian C: rps at AIcxinatz.
BUCHAREST, July 3l.-PrInce Charles of
RauiuauIa op.ueG 40 ordinary session Of
the Chambcrd to-day. La lis speech from
the Throue, he says IAN Imperial tIealy guar
antccs the neutrality Of RouWaula. The
PRICE expresses the hope that the External
troubles will stop at the frontiers us iuug as
ROumauia observes neutrality.
LONDON. July 3l.-A desna'ch to the
r utter Telegram Company from Belgrade says:
The ScrviaO army yesterday conmcnced re-
connoiteriyg the S"u hea,teru frontiers and 1t
is r, ported occupied same lmp)itin strategy
cal positions on Turkish teIlitory-a slight
skirmish occurred wiGhout results.
The Times IN its second edition has the
following special despatch from Vienna: Off
cial intelligence from Belgrade says that the
Serviaos yesterday crossed the frontier at
three points. The places are not mentioned
bu; from the position Of their forces it may be
resumed that the points are Al, xGaz,
Lsetze and some poiut on the Drina. SIN.
ultanoou,y Baron Rolcr;ck, governor of Dali
malta tciegraphs that the Prince Of Monte.
negro lei his army into Halz, goviuia yaster-
day The Pail Mall G.zette ebay concludes
long leader 90 the war as follows:
ut is to be war OF race aud rcllgloo. This
is what they are trying to make Of it 10 Rus
STA. This is the conception oi it Which will oc
insilled into the minds of the vassa, populs-
ton Of Turkey, whn are not likely to faint tor
the want OF stimulus and as such 1t is hailed by
sympathizors in our own Gu; try. Ii there is
anything wrong 10 regarding this outlook with
| apprehension and di.iikc we are wrong. NTH
ing at pre- sent gives US more concern than the
prof CTS upon hich We have already en- cred Of
seeing in England DIVISION 0! oplulon AID sen
limcnt TO which the cl4shings Of sympathy for
the North and South durug the Amcricau
| war was as nothing. At tue like this what
ever government ruled 10 England w'ud
nc, study AID sober support from al sd =,
but already The ministers are threatened with
The bampering of enthusiasts who explicitly
declare th ms"ives ready to sacrifice our safety
in the East rather than England should
shame herself by doing anything IL opposition
to so holy an enterprise as the obstruction OF
Turkey How civiz .ton is 10 be advanced by
wars which mperil c'vizston like our owu
spread over half the worli is not question
which these particular enthusiasts Of humanity
are Xix II to consider nor caa VIC now present
the argument 10 any proper form but We shall
be glad il they will take itno consideration >iu c
if Guy understood it may do something
10 MODERATE spirit which must gladden. those
who are as much the foes Of the English as OF
he Turkish empire.
The Times in its leading editorial to- day says
''The Princes of Serva and Montenegro have
entered upCn n great enterprise and must be al
lowed to fight it out. We do not mean to say
that il their efforts proved so successful as 10
cause complete break up OF the union between
the European provinces and Turkey we might
no. be constrained to express our opinion rs to
the distinction Of some one or two OF them, but
these are remote contingencies the anticipation
whereof would not justify our interfering to re-
strain the Princes Now we no. and believe
that nobody that nobody in England dreams OF
such interference. II the thought has en- bar
bored anywhere it must be dissipsted as loon As
it assumes practical shape" The article con.
cludes with forecast OF the resulto the cor fict
highly unavoidable to Turkey.