New-York tribune., 1876-06-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.
sERvIA DRIFTING INTO Wharf.-The INSURGENTS PRE-
PAIRING FOR THAT CONTINGENCY.


sERvIA DRIFTING INTO Wharf.-The INSURGENTS PRE-
PAIRING FOR THAT CONTINGENCY.
LONDON, Monday, June %, 1876.
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Pal
Mall Gazette says Austria is taking precautions for the
maintenance Of strict neutrality in the event of con-
dict between Seryia and Turkey 10 is announced, on
apparently good authority that Montenegro will not par
tcipate In Servias movements On the contrary Princc
Mlans assumption of the leadership Of the slavonan
revolt s reported TO have excited the Jealousy OF the
Prince of Montenegro. Roumana continues strictly
neutral.
In the House of Lords this evening, Lord Derby In
reply to question by Lord De Le War; War; said un-
doubtedly affairs critical in servia in the sense that
great military preparations making The militia
had called and everything prepared for
the immediate commencement Of campaign Whether
1t Servia's intention to make was beyond bis
province to OF it open to those who
made the preparations to say whether the unsettled
state Of their surroundings justified such measures for
the purpose OF defense This was all information he
could give.
THE BULGARIAN CRUELTIEs.
In answer to an inquiry regarding the Bulgarian cruel
ties, Mr.. Disrae said In the House of Commons this
evening that the Government had no information just
flying those statements At the commencement OF the
troubles in Bulgaria outrages were committed and vii
lagos burned by Bash Bazouks ard Crcassans regard
less Of race religion and the conducted with
great ferocity At that time there regular
troops Bulgaria and the inhabitants compelled
to defend themselves Sir Henry George Elliot, the
English ambassador at Constantinople, instructed
May to call the attention Of the Turkish Govern
ment the state OF affairs, and he induced Turkey TO
send troops into Bulgaria, when the troubles speedily
ceased.
A Belgrade dispatch says that warlike rumors con-
time, but they not authenticated The field tele-
graph post and medical staff have left for the frontier
RAoUsA, Monday, June 20 1875.
Intelligence received here from slavonc sources
states Herzegovina chiefs will assemble at Bag
mani on the 27h July to agree with Montenegro abolt
their operations servia begins hosties against
Turkey.
WAR EXPECTED BY THE TURKS.
LONDON, Tuesday, June 81 1875
dispatch to The Standard dated Constantinople,
June 49, and received by way of Athens says;
IL IL certain that the Porte expects Servia 10 take Inn
mediate action. Abdul KERN Pasha, CoInmanderln.
Chief OF the Turkish forces has been ordered To proceed
To Ntsche aud prepare for immediate hostiiities.
In spite Of rumors TO the contrary no scheme ior Ine
benefit OF the holders OF Turkish bonds exists. The
Government is we'll supplied from the treasure left by
the late sultan.
LONDON, Tuesday, June 27, 1879
The Ragusa correspondent of The Moscou
Gazette says:
Mukhtar Pasha has concentrated 35 900 men ready to
attack Montenegro. Both Montenegro and Servia are
now convinced that 1t would be suicidal to delay war
longer.
The S. Petersburg Gotos. Ministerial organ uses vo-
lent language. IL threatens that Russia will set all
Europe in blaze to prevent the subsection OF kindred
tribes In the coming strife.