Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-24
Turks Ii A fairs.

LONDON, Junc 30. Ii has been agreed 10
instruct the foreign representatives at Belgrade
| that Serva must not expect any assistance or
even benevolent neutrality if she commences
war against Turkey. Russia and Austria
have agreed to meet Jointly any emergency
arising 10 Servia.
The Serviau Mioister of War has Informed
Prioce Milan that the second ban OF militia
have been mobilized and sent to the frontier.
This adds a.. 0h0 men to the 10000 already
under arms, and completes Scrvia's armament.
The German exchanges have almost sus-
pended business pending decision as to what
is the meaniog of the Servlan armament.
Several Clrcassiaus have been arrested at
Cons;auioople on charges 10 connection with
the recent assassinatious. The police have
seized quantity Of arms and ammunition.
The Sultan is not we'll
La France, of Paris, publishes report that
the garrison of Coostau,lnople has revolted.
The report is not confirmed from any other
source.
A Berlin dispatch reports that Prince Nj au
| of Servla is in serious difficulty. The lcfu
ence of Prince karsgeorgevich, pretender TO
the throne, is belug used 10 iuhame the popu
| lar sentiment, which already is decidedly IN
| favor of war with Turkey. Karageorgevlch' 5
popularity is reported to be increasing, aud it
| is said the Servan Government apprehends
disturbances among the people.
| A disE atch to the London Standard, dated
| Constsutinople, June q, via Athens, says
| Great uneasness prevails and is increasing.
The palace of Sultan Murad is surrounded day
| aud night by pickets OF cavalry. The Russian
| residents are sending their families away.
| Ibrahim Pasha has been placed under arrest.
There are various rumors that be is implicated
10 Russian ntrigues, and that be assisted Abdul
Az 10 disposiug OF his treasure. The censor
ship of the press is extremely severe. Three
Turkish aud three French journals are now
suspended. The Government is fast becoming
| Unpopular, aud will speedily fall if it does not
| abandon it's undecided attitude
A dispatch from Vienna says that according
| to intelligence received from Belgrade az or
| der for the mobil cation of the first coutipyent
| of the Servian militia has been issued. Each
| brigade is to assemble in its station to morrow.
| Next week al order will be issued for the mo
| bilization of the second contingent. At the
end of that week the army is to take its srateg
ical positions on the frontier. At the same
time Prince Milan is to issue manifesto to
J the people, aud proceed to the army. AS au
intention to attack Turkey is still dsclalmed,
these measures, il carried oto effect, may be
meant as a demonstration and pressure to
promote the diplomatic success Of NJ. R!stle,
the Serviau Mioister.
The Paris CORRESPONDENT Of the London
Times says: The Eastern question has been
revived through number of alarming rumors,
which | only mention to show it would be a
great mistake to fancy that the question is APP
preaching a solution.
The Russian Telegraph Company announces
that con:ormably with the desire of EngIand
and their own firm resolutions, the other Pow.
ers have instructed their naval commanders
to respect the articles Of the treaties relative to
the passage of the Dardanellcs
A telegram from Ragusa reports that body
of insurgents, taking advantage Of the depar.
ture of Mukhtar Pasha's expedition to Nicsc,
ravaged the plain OF New. SINE. The booty
was immense. Eight thousand animals of va
rious kind were takeL to Bapjani.
The insurgents absolutely r.. ject the armistice
aud have refused az interview with Baron K ID
ich. The insurgents in the Du2a Pass did DOT
oppose the revictualiug OF Nicsc, because they
received positive orders from Montenegro not
to interfere.