Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-15
RumOred istiust and mtrigues Among
the SerTians Ministerial Changes
Prince Milan Wants Austria
and England to Mediate.
WHgneT's Great Musical Triumph The
Art Victory Of the Age-DisraelI
and His Elevation 10 the
British Peerage-
Its Effec s.
BrIsonski Captured by servIans.

I
! dred men.
Duke of Buckingham.
LONDON, August IA "A dispatch from
| Calcutta says ths report that Lord Lyt-
ton will resign the Office Of governor
| general of India early in 1877 gains
strength, and is generally believed.
PardOns by President MacMahOn.
| PARIS, August IA p. esident Mac
Mshon has liberated Que bundrei and
sixty-one persons impIisontd for partici.
patton in outrages during the commune
trouble.
| The Return of Isabella BODIES ne Good
TO Spain.
MADRID, August 4.-In spite of
statements to the contrary, minis ,erial
crisis exists. The return Of Ex. Queen
Isabella bodies no go)d. The removal of
members Of the cabinet who took part
In the revolution against her is cUm-
templated.
Intrigues.
BELGRADE, August II It is rumored
| that Prince MIlan's arrival has been
the signal for all kinds OF intrigues
The conservatives are reported to be sgi.
tatiug the ovtr brow OF the ministry.
Their succf So is thought to be very
probable if Ptince Milan remains in
Belgrade few days loDg,r.
Terrible Accident.
LONDON, August IA "A Paris dis
| patch to The DaiIy Telegraph reports
that III. TTiquet and his sons, aeronauts,
sseended, Sunday, in balloon from the
enviroDs of Paris. The ba loon was
torn by contact with the trees, and fell
rapidly to the ground. One of the young
men was instantly killed, and the father
was fatally injured.
RumOred Ministerial Changes.
BELGRADE, August 14.-The rumors
Of approaching Ministerial changes are
subsiding. Prince Milan declares the
condition Of the Servisn forces very sat-
isfactory, ..and announces his resolu.
ton to continue the war to the last ex.
tremity. An aid-de-camp OF General
Tchernayef has arrived, and reports
that large force is now concentrated at
BaDja.
Disirust Among the SerVians.
LONDON, August 14.-A special to the
NetOs from Belgrade, says a change in
the Serviep administration is freely dis
cQssed. Prince Milan has become un-
popular, and his conduct is uafavora5ly
contr&sted with that of the prince o;
tiDgency of Prince Milan's removal, the
favor Of Ru sia. The concealment of
the ServiaH losses caused much distrust
Only miraculous victory, or the open
espoussl Of SerVia's cause by g powerful
State, can restore the prospects Of Ser
vas independence.
The Military Situation TN Servia Un-
changed.
LONDON, August l4.-A Belgrade spe-
cial to the Daily NelOs reports the mill,
tary situation unchanged. General Hor-
vatovichs has been reinforced, and re-
mains at B9nja, on the southern rosd
into the Mora vallev, opposing the Tux
lsh advance from GIrgusova'z. Colonel
Cocker is intrenched opposite Lockov,
on the northern road from San Salz-
schar into the Mora valley, ,snd resists the
approach of Osman Pasha, from Aiddiu.
This position of the Servian forces, how
ever, is considered defective. The two
commanders are too far apart to support
each other, and the fall OF one extremity
assures the abandonment Of the other.
DisraeIi and the Changes HIS Elevation
CompeIs.
MANCHESTER, August 14-The Guar
diGn'8 London dispatches Gays Dis
raeli's acceptance of the privy
seat has occasioned almost rs much
surprise as his elevation to the peerage
The object Is to secure him a post to fall
back upon il 1t should prove that his
health is not strong enough for him to
lead in the house of lords next session. It
is expected that the title of Earl of B "a,
coIfield viii be supplemental OF Viz.
count Huhender and Baron Disraeli.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, bsronet,
chief secretary of Ireland, will probable
succeed Right,HoD Sir Charles Adderly,
p 'esident of the board, in the cabinet if
lne latter is raised to the peerSge.
EDINBURGH, August 14.-The Scotch
man says a Jrus worthy correspondent
informs us that Disraeli's elevation to
the peerage is the first step toward his
resig gnstion of the premiership, not now,
but before the beginning OF the next
session. Earl Derby is mentioned as
the premier.
Turkish DenIaIs of AtrOcIty.
LONDON, August IA The Ottoman
embassy in this city officially denies
that the imperial troops burned Ssrvisn
villages or carry petroleum for that pur-
pose as has been charged. The embassy
alleges that sixty villages in Ottoman
territory have been burned by the Serv-
iaDs.
The D1ry Centennial put into Aber-
caste, w. les, on Saturday, for provI-
sions, and then proceeded on her way to
Liverpool. Johnson reports that the
Centennial was cspsizei once during the
voyage, but he succeeded in righting
her.
Q7een Victoria held council at O5-
borne House, Isle OF Wight, on Satur-
day, and delivered the zeal of the
Office OF lord privy to Disrseli, who
took the oath and kissed her hand on ap.
pOintment.
The Standards Sslzschar telegram
says that instead Of pushing vigorously
after the evacuation OF Sazschar, OS-
man Pasha crossed the Timok river in
to Servia and encsmped in the former
position Of the Servians. The country
Is entirely deserted by the inhabitants.
The Circassians advancing find only dee
serted houses.
The Standards dispatch from Bel
grade says that there was no demoDstrs-
ton on the occasion OF Prince Milau's
return. A dispatch from Vienna ssys
Il at Prince Milan had a conference
with the Austrian and English consuls
at Belgrade, and expressed willingness
to abandon the war II England and
Austria support him in his negotiations
OF peace.
Wagner's Triumph.
BAYREUTH, August 14.--F0ur thousand
strangers arrived 10 this city to attend
WEgner's musical festival. There sre
about sixty correspondents Of German,
American, and other newspapers pres.
ent A grand tOrchlight procession in
honor of the event occurred last evening.
LONDON, August IA A special to the
Ne10s from Bayreuth, reports that the
performance Of Rheingold's prologue to
the Ring Of the Nibeluage1, began at
seven O'clock Sunday evening. Every
seat in the auditorium was occupied.
The audience was one Of the most brill
liant and distinguished ever assemble d
in Germany. In the gallery of the
princes were Emperor William and EN-
peror Dom Pedro, grand dukes of Meek
lenburg, Saxe-Weimer, Aubrall and
Baden, and many other members Of the