New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
WAR;.
Invasion of Turkey BY. the Revolnnsx~
ists-Turkfsh Aggressious-Rsumn

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frontier. The Porte's evidently hostile inpHs-
tlon toward Montenegro. and the impossibi
ity OF reforms in Herzegovina. The people
received the proclamation with great enfhr~
siasm. The Prince started on Sunday
morning for Herzegovina by way of Ca
hovo. His staff and guards accompany
him.
A dispatch to the daily Neus from Eel-
grade says: at is reported that the Pssbs,
in command at Widden, has seized i've hun-
dred of the principal inhabitants and
threatens to execute them If that District
rises. It is said that the Turks are hang
ing teachers and professors everywhere
It is reported that q priest has been crnas-
fed near Philliopolis.
1t is reported that Roumania has refused 30
cooperate with Servia.
A telegram from Pesth says that MANY IA -
habitants of Belgrade had fed into HEn-
gary, because the Turks threaten to n1xH-
bard their city.
tackled Turkish force near Supovats~
The Times second edition has the follow
ing: Official intelligence from Belgrade sss@
the Servians yesterday crossed the fro1tix
ct three points (places not mentiOneds, bit
from the position of their forces it may lse
presumed that the points are Alexinsszs
Lisitze and some point On the Drina. Simzar
taneously Boran Rodich, Governor of Dsa-
macia, telegraphs that the Prince of Monte
negro led his army into Herzegovina ys--
terday.
They Must Be Allowed to Ffshr II Ous.,
The Times editorial says: 1.-THE princes I'd
Servia and of Montenegro have entsrsz
upon great enterprise, and must be al
lowed to fight it out. We do not mean %
say that it their efforts proved 90 succeBs5Es
as to cause complete break up of tbs
union between the European provinces azu4
Turkey We might not be constrained to ex-
press our opinion as to the destination as ID
some one or two of them. but these are Ys-
mote contingencies, the anticipation where-
of woul0 not justify our interfering to ,e-
strain the princes. Now, we hope and De-
lieve that nobody in England dreams CT
such an interfere,fce If this thought has
been harbored anywhere it must be disss-
pated as soon as it assumes practical shape
The article concludes with forecast of the,
result Of the conflict highly unfavorable 20
Turkey.
A Gloomy Outlook.
The Pail Mall Gazette to-day conclnIes q
gloomy leader on war as follows:
1t is to be war of races and relie co.
This is what they are trying to make ~ Il
in Russia. This is the conception r. Il
which will be instilled into the minds >; the
vassal population of Turkey, who a7,, rrs.
likely to faint for want of stimulus s.sg. -
such it is hailed by sympathizers in ca. pwn
country. If there is any thing wrong "a re
garding this outlook with apprehenssora aaa
gives us more concern than the pzr ~ sgt,
upon which We have already entered, u .se-
ing in England division of opinion .ansf
sentiment, to which the clashing.. of
sympathy for the North or the /. .ath
during the American war were as 10th
ing. At time like this whatever gay-
ernment ruled in England would Deta g.
steady and sober support from all s,Ssee,
but already the minister is threatened with
the hsmperings of enthusiasts, who en--
plicitly declare themselves ready to sacri-
fee our safety IN the East rather than
England should shame herself by doing
anything in opposition to 20 holy an en-
terprist ae the destruction of TurkeE
How civilization is to be advanced iy
our own, spread over half the world. ID
not question which these particular eas-
thusiasts of humanity are likely to render
nor can we now present the argument in
any proper form, but we shall be glad If
they will take it into consideration, since II
duly understood it may do something Ia
moderate spirit which must gladden. tbnes
Of the Turkish empire.
A Turkish Victory Ensland,s Propo.a.
tion-Press Comments.
A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram Cona
,any from Wedden reports that the TnxEs
rave captured some Servian entreneh1,enae
,ear Zncar, and the Servians fed, losing
1000 killed and wounded and prisoners.
A Reuter- telegram fiom Paris denies tie
ruth of the report of the Paris onrres-
,ondent of the London Times that England
lad proposed meeting of representatives
# the European powers to watch the cUn-
lict in Turkey.
LIE Moniteaw also gives q direct contrs-
iiction to the Vienna dispatch in the 7ssnxz
yesterday, to the effect that France hsaH
AIKEN the first step toward common Astam
IN the part Of the European powers To ne-
strain Servia.
lie Temps expresses the opinion thar tifs
great powers will observe neutrality for the
present, but it appears probable they WIZ
encounter. will endeavor to induce Ehe
,Ombatants to suspend h0stilities.
II Union reports that the HungArxr
General Kopka has undertaken the rscy~
,aniz alton Of the Turkish army.
From tho Front.
Intelligence received fioU Belgrsds
states that the Turks are hastily forsifyns
zsnsjoo. Officials belonging 10 all brapaessSa
If the public service accompany tks se.>
Wan army into Bosnia, with view OF p>-
zsnizing civil administration tSsre.
Neutrality Of Roumnnia.
BUCHAREST, July 3-Prnse Charles ID
Roumania, opening an extraordinary see-
ion, said: An imperial treaty had been
made which guarantees the neutrality 81.
Roumania. He hopes the troubles will stop
1t the frontier as long as ROumania cb-
serves neutrality.
For the serYias Camp
RAGusA, July 3-Advices which hsr
been received here from Sclavonic sOu- f@
state that NJ. Verbecs, the Monte tS
Minister of the Interior and ACTIN g!II
camp to the Prince, left Cettinje ,-s...s~ l0
for the Servlan camp. An auyov ''fuy fy
Servla is expected to arrive. n Montensepo
a perfect agreement abO 2r miIitarr .,sN
tons has been estahsahed betwssn -.
"0'A arr
Inrcaeened Obstruction of the DanuH~--
Prince Milan.
SNA, July 3.-Servia has notified The
poowt,rs % that unless they declare aha, Da.s-
aoe neutral, and prevent the Turks us1ac it
!vr y military operations, Servia will obstrEs
It with torpedoes.
IL is stated Prince Milan has arriy,ss,x,.
A:le4inatz. Servia has suspended ,ls,, Er-
elga telegraphic service.
Austria's Position.
Paris, July 3.-The Journal d.s yl~s,s
9uonsnes special from Belgrade. wh,sS
'Sys tnat Austria notified Servis che VIII nas.e-
'lece any obstacles in the wav of Trrrssh