The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-06
TuRK0.S ERYlAN WAR.
The ScrIlanS Fall Back on Weilzard--
A General War Anticipated.
Strong Feeling In England Over tho Bull
garlan MassaCrOs John Bright on the
Atrocities Strong Letter from the
Bishop Of Manchester
Mass Meeting Protesting Against
Turkish Atrocities, Held AZ
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kOckuNtc.
LONDON, September G.-At large
meeting, held in Kockdale, 10 protest
against Turkish atrocities, " letter from
John Bright was rend in which he
says: "But for the confidence caused
10y the support OF England, the Turks
would not have dared to commit the
hOrrid crimes, OF which they have
been guilty in Bulgany. England
should release tselfofall partnership in
interests and policy Of Turkey. This
partnership Is unnecessary to our inter
este and degradcs US In the estimation
OF every Christian nation.
A strong Letter from the bishop of
MauchCster-Ihe Pali Mall Gazette
Anticipates General European War
A letter from the Bishop of Man
chester, calling upon thepeop'e as n ma
ton to subscribe for the relief of Bul-
garians, contains the following sen
tence; III do not think anything In
likely, or even possible, To come which
can endanger the position Of England,
but II seems impossible, II we are to
have any regard for our honor or our
good name, that we should any longer
throw, or even allow 1t to he supposed
we threw the shield of protection of
England over power which, relying
on that protection, has done deeds
which have startled aud shocked the
conscience of the who'll civilized
world.
The Pail Mali Gazette apprehends
that Servian reliance on Russian aid
has been so palpable throughout, that
Russia will be almost compelled to
protect her now, and may interfere in
such manner rs to provoke general
war, this il the only danger.
Religious Intolerance Ia Spain.
A special dispatch from Madrid to
the Standard, says the government
have ordered all nation and foreign
Protest ChNpets, Bible societies and
schools to Immediately remove all ex-
ternal signs, places and inscriptions
indicating their faith. The foreign 80.
cieties have protested to their respect.
Embassies
| A Summary Of the Military Operations
| Indicate Disastrous Beryiau De
feat.
LONDON, September 5.-From mass
of Ostlicting dispatches from the seat
Of war, IL IL possible to summarize the
military situation there as follows
Tcheranyoil' and the bulk of the Ser
VANS are at Wetzrad, and Alexanitz,
IL not abandoned, is held only by II
small force, v hich the Turks will not
hesitate TO leave in their rear in case
operations are not suspended shortly.
The march OF the Turks upon Kruzvatz
would render Delegrade untenable
Despite the attempt To diminish the
result Of Fridays battle, IL was I'M
doubtedly disastrous defeat to the
Servians accompanied by heavy losses
in killed and wounded.
A Belgrade special says no COM
modify is so dlstasteful now as the
truth. A correspondent OF Berlin
paper was set upon and beaten on
Monday, for saying he had heard there
was bad news from the front. Subor-
dinate officers go about endeavoring to
convey to excited people the impress
sion that Fridays battle resulted in
Servan victory, but the government
ia fully sensible of the situation, and
that 1t can not much longer remain
unknown to the popu alton.