The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE DEPOSITION OF PRINCE MILAN BY TURKEY
OPPOSED BY ENGLAND.

TIE DEPOSITION OF PRINCE MILAN By TURKEY
OPPOSED BY ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 16. 1876
despatch to the Daily Telegraph from CONSTANT
nopc says:-sThe Turks inclined to issue decree
for the deposition of Prince Milan and nominate
ccssor. England has protested against this course
through her ambassador" D"
rue MODERATE PARTY sERvIA ANXIOUS PEACH
NO SUBMISSION TURKISH RULE TO BE coSsIDSRED-
OPPOSITION ANY CHANGE RULER
despatch to the Times from Belgrade says that
while preparations continue actively and while
the peace party consider any fato preferable to
the deposition of Prince Milan and tho annexation of
any part of ServisNo Turkey period Of Tur.
ksh rule here, at the same time depression of
spirits and desire for peace among the moderate party
the Intervention OF tho Powers TO be
anxiously looked for, in the hope that Il
would bring peace without any of the above conditions
which It is feared the Turks desire impose Rather
than accept any OF those the moderate party will
support the government to continue the struggle
Eerva conquers cannot fight longer They say dep
ostion OF Prince Milan would occasion dynastic civil
which would retard the progress Of the country
twenty years AS for Turkish here, tho foremost
OF Serva, and tho opponents OF tho war; say
II better that all the Servans perish in this struggle
shan submit TO that 1t is evident II the Intervention
Of the Powers does not bring peace that arrange
lrcnt between the begerents themselves Is likely to.
nrERvEsTIoN rHx PowsRs IN TIE INTEREST
PEACE HIGHLY PRoBABLE-THs GEAR CALLS ON AUS
GERxANY TO ACT.
Tho Poll Mall Gasetfe publishes despatch from Ber.
lin which says:-"Mediason by tho Powers ON the
basis reestabishment Of the status quo
Jun is considered imminent II Is reported that the
Gar anxious for speedy termination OF the war,
and has personally bcsought the Emperors OF Austria
Ind Germany offer their good offices TO the bslger-
snts for the purpose Of securing peace."
News received here from Conssuntinople contradicts
che reports that separate negotiations have been
sered into with Montenegro.
no zoLERkr1oN REPUBLICAN SENTIMENTS BY TIE
sERvIAN GOVERNMENT.
despatch from Belgrade to the Duily Tsleoraph
yays:-"Mmo Merkus, who established q hospital at
Bhabatz town Of servia. forty four miles west OF
Belgrade has been arrested for expressing republican
opinions to tho wounded Servians. She was taken to
Belgrade with view to ner expulsion from servian
territory
IMPORTANT TURKISH sUccBssRs IN rHB NORTH
wEsT-GxH1RAL oLMPIcs 10 Bl SUPER
sEDED.
LONDON August IL, 1876
The Standards special despatch from Belgrade
,ctrowatza and Metrovtza In Northwestern servia
rnesc respectively north and south Rado
.iuz, tho headquarters OF General Oiimpics The Ser
ran commander, thus outhankcd, was obliged to
svacuate Badovinzi. II is reported that no TO DO
superseded by General Kolaron, a-Russian.
GREAT DKFxAr OF THE TURKS BY THE MONTE
HEGRINs AT KUu.
LONDON, August II, 1876
despatch from Belgrade 10 the Standard says o
war manifesto will be issued by Prince Milan to-day,
declaring that serva and Montenegro will fight to-
gcther TO the last man.
The Tines correspondent at Ragusa annc ounces
that the report OF the severe defeat Of tho
Turks at Kuc n confirmed. According to
Montencgrtn accounts, Mahmoud Pasha with 10000
men advanced into the ravines of Kuci on Monday.
His army attacked all sides, routed and
pursued by the hsnteuegrins from Medan to Podgo.
rita, where tho Turks were protected by their
artillery Tho Montencgrns estimate the Turkish loss
No doubt that this is the gravest disaster OF
war