New-York tribune., 1876-09-05

see one another we see the Turks on brow Of that
h aud feet down the crest dschaIgns pgd1st pat
fire into the Servian troops beneath Full jusee ougnt
to be rendered the who for an instant STOOD tns
ground beneath and returned sucn mte; ,n,tcs @
and each minutes illumination below pales before ia'
aboyeand each instant the seryan rs becoming o
decreasing ne We know that In the street at inc enc
Of which we are standing there are only hundreds @ u
as surely that there y nothing 10 pSSSept psSS to end
Wsn T OGne anener % 'Gs minutes EsdeSy there
a TO be lost We proceed 20 the other end
street fearing to he the of panic order
dinner at the while having our hors 3 har-
messed The hotel was empty when we entered H. Dt "
OF soldiers and camp followers The alarm has come,
but curious to say, not from the side at whien tIc Is
party seems to that at the southern END Oh tne
town, and almost within stones thfOW oi tnc niui
does know chat the ServiaDs been signaly defeated
all along the line and the alarm mas been created y
getting northwest of Alexnatz, where between them
and tie road to Deligrad there is only the ordaoe
Moraya IL IL q quarter eight o'clock when norsenh
gaops into the yard of the hotel 10 IL MacKear OF 81
Thomas's Hospital He was just about 10 perform an am ~
putatiOu on the field when stan oflcer uasheu w W
him and told him the surgeons had not second 10 ose
in having the wounded carried OH and saving
FLIGHT OF TIE sERvIANs.
The Turks were coming down to occupy the banks OF
the Morava and there every probability that even
dark as It was they would that evening cross the river
and cut off the road to Degrad MaeKellar sent the
young fellows toward Delgrad as fast as their own
legs and any ponies they might seize on inc ro & cTa
carry them and rode in tn tell us ought TO OH ln
stanty We left the at $50, fearing stampede
We thought to be in advance OF The rush. Dnt e d@ay OF
quarter of an hour while waiting FOR news from
the field hospitals brought into the very hick OF IT,
Fortunately for usthe seryian and Roumanan an drivers
sOunds OF the pOstdivers horn, aud THIS obedence ley
did not altogether lay aside even IN the Eahc OF R pF MAY
night. To Tighten nlrch as possible the oai on MIRO
Kear's horse, unstrarped and thr9w away is saa @
die bags containing troopers Ri ana ammunltio, Out
i'm seh universal confusion it impossible not to come
ut partial grief and we may eoneIatolso our
an unset For ten miles outside Alexinaz, on the road
Dehgad, there was an almost COM act moving MASS
OF caEaSes wsgun5i oxen 'anieS into one another
every other instant When the high road became too
cramned had 10 the fields, and through these
instances only wooden Jokes, the wagons having Deen
beasts in their flight Artillery firing s:ill brisk
when lett Alexinaz. but ceased about nall an hour
reacheI Delcrad about 10 O'Clock, and remained untl
after midnight. There found the entire party OF sur
ceons and learned that all the civil population had eit
Acxinaiz The Russian lady and ali tho wounded
IN amhuances had also get out We posted on All hiSl'
lug arrived at Belgrade sunday, ana trnSnittcd
semlin my account Of the battle TeheInayen at
THE sERvIAN PROSPECTS BETTER.
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept 5, 1876.
The Standards special dispatch from Belgrade says
although TchernayeR was completely beaten, the
seryians did not fly in disorder. They effected their re-
treat with such stcadness that the Turks did not deem
the disaster for servia which excited imagination has
made it, There Is still unmpeded communication with
Aexinatz which Is occupied by strong seryian force
Another great battle IL expected
JOHN Bright ON TURKEYS MsDgEDs.
Alta large meeting held In Roehdale last night, to pro
test agalns; Turkish atrocities letter from Mr. John
Bright was read Mr. Bright says it is understood
throughout the world that England is the MAN, If not
the one supporter of Turkshule Europe Had it acted
with Russia and the other Powers, il is almost
certain that the servlan war would not have
CURED Bat for the confidence caused by the support OF
England the Turks would have dared to commit tho
horriG crimes Of which they have been guilty in Bul
oasa These crimes are not new. What is new Is that
pSaland eauuJt see the crimes until newspaper de
scIies them aud English minister treats them as o.
small account, as incidents OF war. England
should itself Of all partnershp IN the Interests and
,ic OF Turkey. II s partnersnp unnecessary 10 our
interests ana dcgrades us la the estimation OF every
Christian nation
RUSSIAN PAPER SUSPENDED
Vienna telegram tc The Times says:
The Russian Journal the Rusi No, has been suspended
for three months account OF w3rlke article This
measure il said 10 be the result OF the EmperOrs ut
beiu called TO the dangers OF the agitation going
FUTURE PLANS OF THE sERvANs
A special from igradc to The DaUy Hecs says:
Con. Horya:oyich occupies Alexinaz with ten bat
talons Tchernayeffs headquarters are at DelIgrad.
The Minister of War has declared that an attack
on the Turks must be made ImmedIaateiy
il not checked Alexna and Delgrad will have Ia be
abandoueI Tne decisive battle Oi the would then
be fought IN the open valley, where the Tuiks woaId
have the advantage. A..
OVERTURES FOR PEACE.
BOTH MONTENEGRO AND sERvIA sUEING FOR AN
ARMisrcE-ruEiR DEMAND SUSTAINED BY EN-