The New York herald., 1876-07-19
GABLE N e w S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE EASTERN WAR.
Austrian Neutrality Violated
by the Turks.
THE ROUMANIAN MEMORANDUM.
Great Depression in Business
in England.
HEAVY FAILURES EXPECTED.
The University Bill in the French
Senate.
Great Depression in Business
in England.
HEAVY FAILURES EXPECTED.
The University Bill in the French
Senate.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

T1oN-ruRKIsH ALLEGATION OF REVERSE
TO TCHERNAxETF.
CoNsfASrlSorLE, July 1s, 1876
The Turkish armies Of Nssa Prot and BelgradJk
marching to effect junction at AIex,natx
The Turkish newspapers announce that tho Servian
Seneral Tchcrnayef has been dslodged from Babina-
'lava and 10 rctreatng The Turks advancing into
Servia
TURKISH VIOLATION OF AUSTRIAN NEUTRALITY.
vienna, July Is, 1875
The Presto says that during the engagement with the
irsurgept General Pauovitch, on the 18th inst,
Kick, Turkish man-of.war lying in the harbor fred
upon tbs insurgents, notwithstanding tho protest OF
the commander of tho Austrian of-war stationed
there
The Presse says that this a fragrant violation Of
Austrian rights
TURKISH PRxcAUT1oN AGAINsT ExcEssEs IN
BULGARIA.
LONDON. July ls, 1875
The Foreign OhRce here has received telegram from
the Right Hon. Sir Henry George Elliot, G. c. B., the
British Ambassador at Constantinople, stating that
Turkish functionary OF high position has been
extraordinary commissioner to suppress the
which beng committed in Bulgaria He is fur
nished with full power to innct summary punishment
HER ARMY-wHY THE RESERVES WERE
CALLED oUr--PR1NcE MILAN's FOLLOWERS
SAID TO BE DIscouRAGED--rHE sKRv1AN
ARMY IN NRED OF suTP PLIES.
PARIS, July 49, 1875
Roumania has sent circular to the Powers denying
tho reported mobilization Of her army, and stating
that very small portion of has been called
out to reinforce the corps of observation which is
tended to defend the neutrality Of her territory.
PRINCE MILANs FOLLOWERS DISCOURAGED.
Private intelligence received hero from authentic
source confirms the statement that Prince Milan's i'm
mediate followers greatly discouraged and that but
little hope OF entertained The Servian army
lacks ammunition and provisions
TURKISH ATTACK REFUSED.
BELGRADE July Is, 1875.
II officially announced that hc Turks pied on
Monday enter Servia by way OF Lubowja, but were
rcpulsed.
TURKISH EFFORT TO PREVENT FxCEssRs By IR-
REGULAR TRooPs-PRINCE CHARLES OF Rou-
MANIA AND THE PORTE.
CoSsrAHrSorLE, July 49, 1875
The Grand vizer has issued proclamation an.
nouncng that irregular troops committing brigandage
and other outrages upon pcaceable inhabitants will be
arrested and sunmary executed Officers will be
held responsible for the conduct OF their men,
FRINGE CHARLES OF RouMANIA AND rnx PORTE
Bucharest has sent the Porte address expressing
the Prince Charles insisting that Rou-
mania, conformably with her interests aud tho
wishes of Europe should continue neutral and labor
pcaceably for the development OF her internal re-
sources.
yKRvIA SENDING her LAST RESERVES TO THE
FRoNT-EGYPrIAN TROOPS AND soFTAs NOV
ING TO THE THEATRE OF wAR-RouMAN1As
MOBILIZATION OF TRooPs-oENERAL KLAPKAs
OPPOSITION TO sCLAvoNIC CONFEDERATION
LONDON, July 10, 1876
Tho Standard this morning has special despatch
from Vienna which says that servia is sending her
last reserve, numbering IA. 900, to the 'front.'
Four thousand Egyptians leaving salonca for the
'front.' Five thousand Sofas have also started from
there.
Roumania, in consequence of the remon.trsnee of
The powers only mobilizes 20, 600 men.
The Standards Berlin special saws tho Nation
IL Zeisuny publishes a letter from the husarian
Ieneral Klapka stating that ho goes TO Con-
foreign military service but exercise his influence
in favor OF Hungarian interests. The letter
asserts that efforts are making at Petersburg
TO induce Roumania to join tho Scavonic confedera
ton and points out the danger OF such confederation
TO Hungary.
THE PORTE PROTESTS AGAINST THE CLOSING
OF THE PORT OF xLEK.
LONDON, July 1e, 1876
The Morning Posts Berlin special says tho Porto
has protested to Austria concerning the closing of the