The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06
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counts state that hosti ilities have eomrnes ,ced
on the southeastern frontier. The Serq aIs
have been successful In several eng agrlgs
ments. They have captured the fort, ti!d
camp of Bobin Agtogia by assault IN
three hours fighting. The Turks abando,s.
ed their arms and baggage. TIE river Dsira
was crossed on Monday, Etsss
ANOTHER TURKISH DEFEAT.
PARIS, July 5.-It Is reported that sln-e
culinary fighting has occurred near Eetscla,
General Tchernaief occupying command
ing position, and the Turks being de-.
feated.
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON TINES.
LONDON, July 5.-The Times, comment
ing on Yesterdays debate in Parliament on
the Eastern question, concludes that the
British people do not think it incumbent on
them to pull down Turkish authority, which
they aided in maintaing twenty years ago, but
they will not allow themselves to be drawn
! into another Crimean war by the belief,
which is probably mere illusion, that a
change in the disposition Of the present do
minions OF the Sultan implies the advance
OF the Russians to Constantinople.
THE NORTHERN POWERS WILL REMAIN
| NEUTRAL.
LONDON, July 5.-The Berlin correspond
ent OF the Daily Telegraph, in special tel-
egram to that paper, says -" am able 10
state that the Northern Powers have .for-
warded to England the most satisfactory as
surances in regard to the war. They eX-
press determination to remain completely
neutral, and evince strong desire to local.
lze the struggle"
AUsTRo-HUNGARIAN CONFERENCE.
REICHENAN, AUSTRIA, July 5.-The AUS
trian and Hungarian ministers will hold q
conference here the latter part Of this week
on the military precautions necessary Oh the
| frontier.
ANOTHER LNSURRECTIoN REPORTED
COLOGNE, July 5.-A special dispatch to
the Cologne Gazette says an insurrecion
has broken out between Nisch and Soioa IN
rear of the Turkish army.
EGYPTIAN TROOPS SENT TO TURKEY.
PARIS, July 5.-La Correspondence Uni
uerset!e states that the Khedfye has furnished
the Porte with $4,000 men. @
THE IMPERIAL GUARD TO THE FRONT.
LONDON, July "a special from Vienna
to the Ne,rs says that 10000 Of the Imperial
Guard arc leaving Constantinople for Ser
VIA
NO NAVAL OPERATIONS ON THE DANUBE.
VIENNA, July 5.-The Porte has oftici-
ally informed Austria that she will abstain
from naval operations on the Danube.
REFUSED TO SURRENDER.
RAGUsA, July5.-GeneralV Viskotitich, COM
mander OF the Montenegrin army, has sunl-
moned the Fortress OF Ylobuk-korgenitcl
to surrender. The garrison refused. Re
Inducements will be sent to them from
Trebiuje.
NJ. Jonine, the Russian consul-general,has
left Ragusa for Montenegro.
POLICY OF THE EUROPEAN POWERS. /;
PARIS, July GA council of ministers has
discussed the Eastern news. 1t is thought
the European Powers will adopt the policy
OF non-intcrvention, to which France Is un-
alterably attached.
C0NsTANTISoPLE, July 5.-Several Pow
ers, including England and Russia, have re-
piled i'm terms of approval to the POrte's
note announcing that the Turkish troops
would invade Servia if they were attacked.
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS OF SUCCESSES
AND REVERSEs.
LONDON, July5.-The Turks claim further
successes over the Servians near Nissa, and
over the Montenegrins near Podgaritza,
where, it is stated, the Montenegrins lost
800 men. Sclavonic advices, on the con-
trary, claim that the Turks have been de-
feated in every encounter thus far.
A special from Belgrade to the Echo says
the Servians have captured the Turkish out
) works near Belina, and that tue town itself
is on fire.
, C0NsTANTlSoPLE, July 5.-The following,
dated July 8, has been sent to the Turkish
representatives abroad:
The Servians attacked the camp at Urk-
. urb, town southwest OF Nissa. After five
hours OF hard fighting the Seryians retreat
8 ed, leaving 500 dead OIL the field.
, Near Belina the Turks were victorious IN
several encounters, killing 200 and wound
ing 400 OF tue enemy.
teI]ieence is reiterated in an official dispatch
r from the Minister OF Foreign Affairs at Con-
| stantinope to the Turkish Minister at Wash
E ington.
/. OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DECLA-
RATION OF WAR.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Aristarchi Eey, the
Turkish Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
: Plenipotentiarv to this country, hes re-
ceived the following dispatch !.
! ..Constantinople, July r. The Minister OF
I Foreion Affairs to the Iurkish Minister at
E IVnsHin1ton, The Princes OF Servia and
g Montenegro, without any legitimate motive,
l and without provocation OH our part, nave
: been declared in war with us. The SerVlans
: enter into our territory by three different
points. Troops have been sent against
; them. I will inform you OF the most import
: ant incidents that may occur
MARINE DISASTER GpTElRiEEpsJIToIs22 2ET fivEs Ios2 Hun
Hague. July 5.-The Governor OF Dutch
/. East Indies telegraphs confirming the re-
: mort Of the loss Of the steamer Lieutensnt-
: pranera, p Kroesen in the Straits OF Suuda.
Y Two hundred and thirty persons i'efe
: drowned.
FAJI1rRE OF INSURANCE BROKERS.
T,oyDor. july 5.-Allier e. Co., merchants
o,d shin insurance brokers; have faxed.
Z Their liabilities are estimated at 95o,3ep'
VERSAILLES, July 5.-The Chamber OF
= DEPUTIES yesterday referred d: MaEGos
, motion for the prosecution OF those CON-
! nected with the coup dftat to the intrusive
4 counter.motion by N. Mitchell that
electors who ratified the coup d'ktGt by Their
sutfrages be included in the ina'ctai2l Was
summarily rejected.
Hsyti.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Thc HaYticn Min
;ster has received cable dispatches from his
, Government. dated Port-au-Prince, JulyL
, advising him that General Boisrond Cana
had on the 24th uitimo taken possession o.
Cane Hayti, where General Alexander Nora
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