The New York herald., 1876-08-22
MOROCCO CANNOT PAY THE PORTE.
Heavy Business Failures in
England.
THE SILVER MARKET.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

rcHERNAYzYF's ARMY RETIREs TO DEIIoRAD-
PROBABLE ABANDONMENT OF ALExINArz
LONDON, August 2l, 1870.
Tho Daily Necs has special despatch from Alcxi-
natz dated 18th inst which that General rcher
nayeG has removed his headquarters to Delgrad whero
he has massed 80, 900 men tor a 1nal stand
The abandonment OF Alexinatz is contem plated.
RUSSIAN SENTIMENT BECOMING wARLIKE.
special despatch from Berlin to the Pail Nall
gasette says"lt stated that General Tchernayen's
reports OF victory have changed the peaceful dspos.
.on OF the Russian government Even tho Gear,
confidently expecting favorable change in the posi-
lion OF tho Servians has abandoned medi~tory efforts.
t is asserted the Porte possesses undenable proofs
that the Russian consular agents have been nciing In
surrection in Bulgaria"
AN ARMIsTICE REPORTED PROBABLE.
BELGRADE, August 21, 1875
Since the Cabinet Council held here Saturday last
The peace party appears TO have gained ground, and
early conclusion Of an armistce is thought probable.
FIGHTING ALExIyArz
Fighting proceeding all through yesterday in the
direction of Alcxinatz No official Of the re-
yet been communicated here, from which IL is
apprehended the Servians worsted.
THE CONTINENTAL POWERS URGING sERvIA TO
MAKE PEACE.
VIENNA, August 81, 1875
A special despatch from Belgrade to the Political
Correspondence states that overtures made to
sorva to-day, by the diplomatic agents of England,
France, Italy and the thrce great Northern Powers.
booking to negotiations fer peace.
REPUIsz OF THE TURKS By THE sERvIAN
ARMY.
LONDON, August % 1S76
A Reuter- telegram from Semlin says 40 600 Turks
Kerim Pacha commanding, met the Servians between
Bupovatz and Aexinatz, on Sunday. They made
sral attacks but everywher repused. One wing
Of tho Servian army successfully assumed tho
Snensive
The battle was renewed Monday. 1t is considered
probable that the Servians will fall back to AIexpaz
and decisive battle will be fought there. II the
Bervians win that fight the Will be continued II
Ihe Turks are victorious the Servans will be willing to
conclude peace.
A TURKISH REPORT OF VICTORY NEAR ALExrSArz.
Turkish official despatch from N,ssa reports that
the Ottoman forces have defeated tho servians
Acxinatz and occupied their positions adding that the
eervian losses considerable.
CONFIRMATION THE REPORT OF THE TURKISH
The Tines special despatch from Belgrade confirms
HE report OF the repulse of the Turks Sunday but
says in spite of that check the Turks renewed
The attack and the result of tho second fight is not
yet known.
BELcRApEs DANGER.
II they takc Alexnatz and Deligrad Kerm Pasha
has the highway to Belgrade.
CoSrEND,NG
General rchernayeT has 70, 900 men, but Kerm
Pashas already largo army has been reinforced BY
20. 600 men.
PRINCE MILAN INCLINED FOR PEACE.
Vienna special to the Daily Telegraph asserts that
Prince Milan IN spite of the excrtions OF the war
party to the contrary, has received tho communica-
lions of England with considerable favor, and is per-
ionay inclined to apply TO tho Powers for mediation
Personal.