New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
WAR;.
The Late Turkish Victory-Tchernayen's
Appeal to Nlilau-Dissatisfactio with

Tho Late Turkish victery-Tchernayefl'
Appeal to -Dissatisfaction with
Germany.
LONDON, October 3l-The Standards
dispatch from belgrade reports that the
Turks captured ten cannon and q large
quantity of muskets and ammunition in
thei: last battle ct Djanis.
The same papers special. from Belgrade
does net single out the artillery as the most
prominent in detection on that occasion,
but states that the Servian army was re-
duced to such q condition that the men
were hardly able to crawl. openly declared
it would fight no longer, and abandoned it's
position en- masse.
General Tchernsyeff telegraphed to Prince
Milan imploring him to come and prevent
the army from crumbling entirely to pieces.
The Prince conferred with NJ. Ksrtzoff FIVE
time during the night.
It is impossi ole to make q stand at Cup
rijis.
At belgrade, Rajary and Paratchir, and
all alOna the road, the widest confusion
prevails. The wounded, the wagons, the
staff and deserters are mixed up in an in
extricable mass.
The Circassians have appeared before
Rajsry.
The Paris Estetetse has report that mill
tary law has been proclaimed in the Rus
and Caucascus, where loogings tor SO, 900
troops are being prepared.
French and English papers are dissstis-
fed with the Emperor of Germany's state
ment about European matters in his speech
at the opening of the Imperial Parliament of
Germany at Berlin yesterday. The French
papers accept it as direct menace to
France.
The London Times says editoriAlly: 1t is
| tkat hn-
that Germany abides and will abide its al
lance with Russia, and though it will
struggle to keep on good terms with the
other powers the government of the En-
perors nephew and friend will remain most
closely knit with the government at Berlin.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Constsntin0ple says it Is Off
cially stated there that the Turkish troops
have entered Alexinatz after several days
fighting.
Reuters telegram from Belgrade says:
The CONSERVATION caused by the news of
the fall of Djunis has been replaced by
great activity, and strong reaction in
favor of continuing the struggle. Prime
Minister Ristlcs, in conversation to-
day, declared that Djunis was not
Servia, and that the government was de-
termined to resist to the last, even
though abandoned by all Europe. He at
tributed the fall Of Djunis to the reinforce
men. of twenty bstCaliOns and eighteen
heavy siege guns received by the Turks
from Nicsic. He said the Turks had been
further reinforced by Dervish Pashs's
army, which arrived before Jav0r from the
Montenegrin frontier.
Prince Milan has arrived at Psrstchin.
General Tchernsyett's . rmy is at Deli
grade, and General H0rvatovitch's COM
mand is halfway between Djunis and Kruj-
evatz.
A Reuters dispatch dated Constantine
pie tonight states that . Cabinet council
was held to-day. and the unbiased met
at General Ignatieft's residence. According
to the reports current this evening there is
still some disagreement relative to the
terms of the armistice.
The Contemporary Reuie,o contains . pa
per by Mr.. Gladstone reviewing Mr.. Schuy-
ler's book on Turcism. Extracts from this
book have been much quoted here by the
pro- Turkey portion of the press to show
that the Russians have been guilty OF bar.
barities equal to those charged against the
Turks. and the subject has excited great
interest.
The tendency Of Mr.. Gladstons's article
10 to demonstrate that Schuyler's work il
fair and impartial. A particular extract
has been seized upon in order to stir M
strife. Mr.. Gladstone incidentally depre
ciates the apprehension OF Russian aggres.
sivenese.
The Poet gives prominence to IN article
in official form, indicating that the terms ol
the armistice have been completed, and q
conference of the powers will be shortly
held, Russia has waived objection to
Turkeys participation in the conference
Deliberations respecting reforms will be
concluded by the six powers and the re
suit submitted to Turkey. All the grea,
powers, except Austria, have assented to
this ulsn.
The Times correspondent st belgrade
telegraphs: There are no longer any delu
sions, Servia is now at the teet OF Russia or
the mercy OF Turkey.
The Vienna correspondent announces that
the report Of the completion OF the arnls
tice was premature.
The Tslegraph's Belgrade dispatch says
Prince Milan takes command OF the army
Seven hundred of 1000 Russisns engaged
were killed at Djunis.
Prime Minister Ristics is in charge of thu
government at Belgrade, empowered t.