The New York herald., 1876-09-05

almost certain that the scrvian would nos have
occurred But for the confidence caused by the sup
port OF England the Turks would no, have dared to
commit the horrid crimes OF which they have bsen
guilty in Bulgaria. These crimes not new. What
Is new is that England cannot see the crimes until
newspaper describes them, and an English Minister
treats them as OF small accouIt--as common incidents
OF war; England should clear herself of all partnership
in the interests and policy OF turkey is partner
chip unnecessary to interests and degrades US in
the estimation Of every Christian nation.
A MEMBER OF THE RED CROSS SOCIETY MUIR
DERED BY The rURKs-THE ARM BEARING
THE CROSS CUT OFF.
LONDON, Sept s. 1874
A Belgrade despatch to the Times reports that
member OF the Red Cross Society has been brutally
murdered by the Turks, and the cut OF his
arm bearing the Red Cross badge.
Vienna telegram to the Times announces that tho
Russian Journal 6uski Mir. has been suspended for
three months on account OF a warke article. This
measure said DO the result OF the Emperors at
tenrion being called TO the dangers OF tho agitation
going on
GENERAL HowATovITcH OCCUPYING ALExR-
vATz-THl TURKS TO BE ArTACKKD-pRR-
PARINa TO FORD THE MonAvA.
LONDON. September S, 1879
A special from Belgrade to the Daily Necs states
that General Horvatorch occupies Aexinatz with ten
battaliohs Tchernnyens headquarters AZ Deligrad
The Minister Of War has declared that attack
tho Turks must no made Immediately
II the flank movement Of tho Turks Is not checked
Acxinatz ana Belgrade will have TO be abandoned
Tho decisive battle OF the would then be fought
in the open valley, where tho Turks would have tho
advantage.
The Daily Ne,cs special from Vienna says Tchernayer
has ordered civilians TO leave Alsxnatz and the town
is quite deserted The Scrvans hold the northern
redoubts with small force The main body has gone
to Delgrad. The Turks are preparing TO ford tho
Morava tho bridges which have been destroyed
ALKxINArz NOT TAKEN BY THE TURKS.
DEuGRAp Sunday Evening" Sept g. 1875
It u officially announced that tho rumor that tho
Turks have taken Acxinatz is false They hold posi-
tons on the right bank OF the Morava
THE FOREIGN AMBASSADORS MAKE PROPOSALS
Fon PEACE.
CoSsrASTIyoPLE. Sept 4, 1876.
The Ambassadors OF the Powers made proposals for
peace to the Porte to-day.
PROPOSAL FOR AN ARMIsrICE OF ONE MONTH
ENaLAND's ATTITUDE SURPRISES THE TURKS
APPARENT vIGon OF THE NEW SULTAN.
LONDON Sept 8, 1876
Vienna despatch to the Times says:-"An aide
.nenorc prepared by each representative OF tho six
Powers in similar, but not identc terms, has been
presented to tho Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
informing him that the Princes Of scrvia and Monte
negro desire an armstlce and the Powers offer their
good offices in the way Of mediation.
despatch to the Times from Constantinoplc states
that Sir H. G. Elliott the British Ambassador, has pre-
sented a demand for tho conclusion OF armisicc 20
be followed by negotiations for peace Tho term of
tho armistice demanded by England Is month.
There is little doubt that Serva and Montenegro will
be glad to accept the armistice There remains only
the question whether the Turks will consent.
ENGLASD's ATTITUDE CHANGING.
Englands declaration that If Turkeys refusal should
lead armed foreign Intervention tho Porte must not
reckon British government caused surprise and
disappointment No secret made that Russia
tho power likely to interfere But in spite of tho
English declaration Turkey may think that tho
cisi7c moment Of an impending oncsided Russian In
tcrvcntion England's national interests will have
weight
NEW SULTAN NOT MAN OF ''nArrs"
The Sultan will publish no hiatt Of accession.
lie says that enough hats have already been pub
lished; deeds wanted. not words. As of his
first tho guards at tho dwellings Of the
bers Of tho imperial family have been withdrawn. II
earnest.