The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-07

LONDON, Aug. 5.
The News Berlin dispatch says it seems
that the project to solve the eastern quos-
ticn by conference of the powers has been
abandoned
CRITICAL CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
ROME, Aug. 5.
The correspondent of the Bersoglere
says there is a commercial panic at Athens
in consequence of the governments lack OF
money. The reserves have been called
out under arms. A new CONSUMPTION has
been levied and the nstior al guard reor-
eanzed The public are Initiated by the
rumor that Gambia is about to be purchased
by England. A rupture with Turkey is
threatened.
EGYpT's 5000 SOLDIERS.
LONDON, Aug. 8.
II is now state that Epypt's contingent
for the porte will not exceed 5000 men.
ToRPEDoKs.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says the
Servians admit they sunk torpedoes in the
Danube TO prevent any possible operations
of the Turkish flotila. They claim there
was no danger to the regular navigation.
RUSSIA HELPING THE sERvIANs.
The Russian society of the Red Cross
has sent a sanitary train with surgeons and
nurses to the scene of war in Servia.
THE TURKS CAPTURE AN IMPORTANT POSI-
TON.
The Standards Paratchin correspondent
says the indications are that the fighting at
Malitzoor has resulted in another Turkish
success. If this is true, communication
between Saitschar and Alexnatz will be in
terrupted. 4 fact in confederation is the
arrival of Gen. Tchernayeff's chief Of staff
there, who is going through tli- place for
Saitschar. Had the road from Alexina,z
to Saitschar been open he would not have
made this detour.
CONFIRMATION.
LONDON, Aug. 5.
a dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from
Nissa reports that the Alexinatz road is in
possession Of the Turks.
A TURKISH MOVEMENT.
RAGUsA, Aug. 5.
Yesterday the Turkish garrison at
Neurm, the Turkish portion Of Kick, des-
troyed the Notifications and embarked for
Antivari.
ANOTHER FIGHT.
There was another battle yesterday near
Trebigne, but no particulars have been re-
ceived.
SURGEONS WANTED BY TIE TURKS.
LONDON, Aug. 5.
The Turkish Ambassador here annuuc ces
that he has been authorized to engage 20 or
so English surgeons for field service in the
Turkish armies.
AN AGREEMENT.
CoNsTANTISOPLE, Aug. 6.
The differences Of Gt rmsny and France
with the Porte relative TO the Saloncl out
rsgee are nov definitely settled.
TOWN BURNED.
Private dispatches received here state
that battle has been fought near Gurgus-
t0yatz in which that town was set on fire.
Tho eor,-iano fed ia the direction of Alex
iuaz
TIE sULTAN's ILLNESS.
vienna, Aug. 6.
The Political Correspondence has q tele-
gram from Constantinople which states
that it becomes increasingly apparent that
the illness Of the Sultan is Of chron ma
tue. 1t appears, however, that the dan.
ger of au immediate catastrophe has dis
appeared. The Sultan continues to be in.
body, because his nerves are very much af.
fec,ed and he must not be exposed to any
excitement.
| VOLUNTEERS.
SEMLIN, Aug. 6.
Two thousand volunteers bel nging tc
the army of the Drlna are advancing int,
Bosnia. They complain of the lack OF
,tlicient officers.
EGYPTIANS DEFEATED.
Col. Anttch defeated the Egyptian d.
vision yesterday on the road between Sen
alta and Noybazar.
EVACUATED.
The servians under Gen. Harvatovitci
after five days fighting Tressibaba, evacu
ated Gengrisovalz yesterday and occupied
aposition between Gengrisovatz and Banja
TREBINJE BEsIRGRD.
RAGUsA, Aug. 6.
The insurgents have com neDccd be
, seging Trebipje and are occupying road
: in that neighborho' d. II Is stated thu
Mopktsh Pasha dare not venture to attac
the besegers.
BAD FOR sERvIANs.
LONDON, Aug. G.
A dispatch from Wddin says news O
the capture of Gurgasovatz by the Eyoobi
psshas army, which continue to marc
l northward, caused Oman Pasha to defe
his attach on Saitschar where he await
E,oob's arrival The main Servian arm
has probably retreated and Saltscbar Is onl
held by guard. Eyoob should join Osma
in two days and their united forces wi
then march en- to Paratchip. Osman
soldiers arc impatient of delay. Littl
more fighting is anticipated. servar
never face Turkish troops. l expect
hear soon that Servla has tued for peace.