The New York herald., 1876-08-18
The Porte Invites the ServianS to Sub
NIT and Promises Protection.
BATTLE At The KLISSOURA DEFILE.
queen Victoria Unveils the Albert Memorial
at Edinburgh.
THE "HUNKY" DORY
WAR IN THE EAST.

WAR IN THE EAST.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM CONsTANTINOPLE-
THE MINISTER OF FoREIGN AFFAIRS TO THE
TURKISH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON.
CoysrANrISoPLE, August 10, 1870
commission, composed OF several Ministers and
aigh functionaries, Mussulmans and Christians, has
been established to elaborate programme reforms
according to the imperial hat which communi-
Gated to you by the despatch OF Jupo7
OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO TURKISH BARBARIrIEs
Aristarchi Bey has also received the following tee
gram
. "The imperial government has decided to open
new inquiry about tho assertions concerning the
sesses attributed to the irregular troops In Bulgaria
This task has boen assigned to Bacque Bey, Director
Of tho Press, and TO Youvancpo Edendi (Bulgaran)
Councillor OF State. They have started, and l will
communicate to you the result of their inquiry"
AN INVITATION TO SUBMIT EXTENDED TO THE
sERvIANs BY THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT
CoSsrASrSorLE, August II, 1876.
proclamation published bore to-day, inviting tho
Scrvans submission and Offering protection to those
submitting, says-"Thc Turkish commanders arc or
dercd protect oil peacoable Inhabitants their
property"
REPORT OF A sERvIAN VICTORY AT THE Kills.
soURA DEFILE-CoLoNEL DECKER SUPER
SEEDED.
BRLGRApE, August IL, 1876.
Official dispatches received here that Tues
day 5000 Turks attacked Colonel Anttchs position on
this side OF tho Kissoura deflc and after tight
ing which lasted from O'Clock the morning until
four the afternoon, the Turks wcro repulsed with
great oss
Colonel Becker has been replaced by Colonel Jovano.
vich.
UNwIsR POLICY OF THE sEEvIAN GOVERNMENT
REGARDING WAR NEWS.
LONDON, August H. 1870
The Times to-day has a despatch from Belgrade say
ing:-"rhere mover was greater shame than that the
Servan Press Bureau OF the government should con-
tnuc the iladvsed policy OF keeping back from the
public as long possible anything which they cannot
manage to represent as q success their troops"
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS oRDERED TO LEAVE BEL
despatch from Vienna to tho Times says the Bel
grade correspondents OF the Lloyd Frenedes-
bLa and Neue Fre,c Prcsse have leave
there account OF their dispatches which are un-
friendly to Servia
ILL.TEEArMEST OF A RUSSIAN SUBJECT HUN
GAiIANs.
special despatch to tho Standard from Belgrade
says:-"A member Of wealthy Moscow family, named
Kludoh, was arrested the Danube frontier in Hun
gary last week. charged with being a Russian spy.
Kludod declares that he knocked down, robbed,
imprisoned and Belgrade without trial. because
his arrival the frontier had caused considerable
citemcnt II is reported that General Tchernaycr Is
dissatisfied with his conduct" KudoT has CON-
planned to the Russian Consul OF -treatment by the
Hungarian authorities. II has turned out that he
went to Hungary under servian passport The Con-
sui said had only himself blame for his arrest
and imprisonment
PRINCE MILAN's WAR MANIFESTO SUPPRESSED.
LONDON, August 1s 1876.
The Standards special despatch from Belgrade
that the manifesto which expected from Prince
Milan on "Wednesday or Thursday has been sup
pressed
A LOAN PROPOSED
1t is reported that, at meeting OF tho Council Of
Ministers and tho Committee Of tho Skuptschina on
Wednesday, 1t was decided that loan for Q o0O 900
ducats should be issued in Russia
GREAT DgPREssIoN sEIvIA.
1t Is believed that very bad has been received
from Bana. Tho details are not yet known, but It
may bc considered the Turkish plan Of
campaign has been successful and unless Russia inter-
venes the war will be over before many days.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES IN
DIGNANT AT THE TURKISH oUTRAGEs-HoR-
RIBLE DEEDS OF VIOLENCE DY THE TURKS.
LoSpos, August is, 1876.
CORES spondent OF the Daily Necs, In letter dated
Phippopos Augusts, says:-
Tho Turkish report OF the outragcs In
Bulgaria Is such tissue Of irnpudent
faschoods that 1t calls icrth the protest
Of Mr.. Barring, OF the British legation and Mr. Schuy-
ler OF tho American Legation, 1T ConsantinopIe The
Turkish authorities dong nothing 10 re-
STRAIN the Mohamedan population. Armed
Turks continue to commit acts of violence
daily. Chris,ian Inhabitants are robbed II they go
outside of their villages. Women assaulted and
violated every day. The Turks away tho cattle
and sell them. The suffering OF the Christian people
Is very great, aud immediate relief is needed.
CHRISTIANS MAssAcnED BY rnousASps-uuxAx HEADS
THROWN TO DOGS
The same correspondent writes on the 10th that
5000 men, women and children wcrc killed by the
Turks at OtukkuL Children were carried about i'm.
paled on bayonets, and human beings were burned
alive.
At BazardJik 900 persons killed bag full
oil human heads cmpcd before the house of tho
Italian Consul at Jambul and left there 10 be eaten BY