The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
SERVIA INVADING TURKEY.
THE ARMY CROSSING THE FRONTIER
AT THREE POINTS.


montenegro Agreeing to Act IN Concert.
VIENNA, July 8.-Servia has notified the
powers that unless they declare the Danube
neutral and prevent the Turks using II for mill
tary operations. servis will obsruct II with tor
pedoes. II ~ stated that Prince Milan has ar
rived at Alexinsts. serv,a has suspended the
foreign telea apnic service.
Omciai intelligence from Belgrade saws that
the Borvians yesterday crossed the frontier at
three points. The places are not mentioned. but
from the position Of their forces 1t may he pre-.
sumed that the points are Aiexnitz, Lisitze,
and some point on tho Drns simultaneously
Baron Rcdich. Governor OF Dalmatii :, telegraphs
that the Prince OF Montenegro led HE army into
HerSegovlnl yesterday.
CoSsrAErINoPLE, July STOP. M.-The report
that the ssrviins ana Mootenegrins have crossed
the Turkish frontier has been confirmed.
RAousA. July 3-Advices received here from
solavonic sources state that M. veroica, the
Nontene enn Minister OF the Interior and Acting
Ava DE Camp to the Prince, left Cettinje yester-
uS Tor the Selvian camn. An envoy from Fer
VI Is exnectcd to arrive In Montenegro. A per
iect 7Rreement Respecting military operations
has been established between the two Prlnci-
paitiee.
SLIGHT sKnMIsu
LONDON, July IA despatch to the Reuter-
Telegram Company from Iel .iaie saws: "Ihe
servan array Yesterday commenced reooDnuit-
ported. occupied come imUortant strateR'ch
positions on Turkish territory. A slight Skin
ml-n occurred without re-ults"
PARIS, July 3.-ihe Journal dcs Deb1ts pun
hshea a soecih DESPATCH from belgrade wnich
saws tndt Austria nds NJ ihed Servil that she
MA not pi sce auy Cbsl aole IN the WV 81 tho
l urhlsh troops reaching the ServiaL frontier by
wtN OF the DANUBE. The Austrian OK Gen.
str tmi-rdvl on mas oeen appointed second 10
command OF the Servan corps at Alexin.tz
BUCHAREST, july 3.-Pllnce y, aries of Rnu-
mania opened IN extraordinary session Of the
Onau beers to diy. In ut, Aueaeh 4 rp a
he says An inperal tTeatv guarantees the
D., nn,oS na,,. Oh snsn,a rue Prince exp essss
the frontier us Ions as hUuman,a observes beu-
trality."
WAR or RACE AND RELIGION.
LONDON, July = The P,M Mud gazette o.day
concluues gioOmy leader on the war "a follows
IL Is TO oe war of race aid religion. his "a
what they are tryins TO make " " IN Russia;
this Is the conception Of II, winch will O0 In
sailed INTO the minds OF the vA>,al poJulniO
OF turkey WAC are not likely u FAM Tor the
want vi sutDuIus. As sdoh IL will be regarded
IN turkey, nd as sucn II IA nailed by symDa-
thiLers In our own country III there Is any
thing wrong m regarding tnis Quito TX WIN APP
prehensi ~ and dls xe. we are wrong. Nothing
AZ present givss US more concern than the pros
poet upon whicn we have already entered OF
seeing III E0slAnd "a uivi-ion OF opinion and
sentiment 10 wbicn the CldsDiORs OF sympathy
war VS. "A notn,ne. Az time Ike
thus Whatever Government ruled IN b.
support from all sides, out already the Minis
ters are threatened w,Lh TIVE Dampeun1 Of en-
thu iasts, who declare Themselves re 10Y To
sacrifice our safety IN tue Ba,t rather than
Bugiand should sh mo herself oy doing any
thing IN opposition to 80 holy an enterprise as
the dee tructlun OF TURKEY. How clyliiz tiun ts
To tie advan, ed wars wnich IN peril "A ciyiliz A.
Ton IKE our own, spread over n VI the world. Is
not a question wnicn those u irtiuuI Ar entnusi-
asts OF humanity are hke.y To consider; NOR can
| We now present tue argument IN any proper
form, out We snail be siid II tbey will IKE It
NAV 90 s9mething TO moderate "A epirit which
must e,ad1en those VINO are so mucl the foes
VI the English IS ot the turkish Empire"
THE TINES on TIKI SITUATION
The nmcs IN its leading article to-day saws I:
Tue Princes VI SeryIa and Montenegro have
entered upon great en- erpfise aud must ne al
that " tneir efforts proved successful as 10
cause complete hre w Of the uni"n Ostw cen
the European provinces ana Turkey. we nIgnt
not be constrained 10 express our opinion ~ 10
tue destination VI some one or Two OF them ;
patton whereof would not jLstify our iDtVrier-
ing 10 RESTRAIN the Princes. Now We hope aud
believe that nobody IN England dreams OF SUCH
All interference. III the tnoG ht mas oeen har-
bored anywhere. II NUT De -ssipated a. soon
as II assume practicai snap lhe artiele con-
cludes with n force st OF inc result OF tue con
Met highiy unfavOraoie TO Turkey,
THE WAR QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon.
Mr.. Disraei, In reply TO question by the
Marquis OF Harrington, confirmed tue re-
Dor.ed declaration OF " r by Serva and Mon
tenegrO. tic said no direct Information had
been received from the seat 81 war NegOtIa-
tons between the Pore and the Insurgents had
terminated. Inc papers would he presented TO
to House, and then discussion would be ius
tined. lie, however, could not present some OF
the documents without consulting foreign Cow
eTnments.
for its reuceBce, and dwelt on the anxiety OF
the country Ia the matter. lie moved Gd-
Joufnment OF the House.
Mr.. Dsra II deprecated the discussion OF the
question without tue Official documents being
before the House, upon the diplomatic gossip
OF the newspapers lie said Tue time hao
rived Tor discussion, but only when tue papers
we're before the Hou-e
Mr. John BRIGHT blamed Mr.. Disraeli for not
making u ttate neut informing tue country
OF his policy He protested against policy of
war for tue Maintenance of Iurkey. lie de-
clAred tuat the Crimean war was uDJu-tly com
meDcod, unfortunate III progress, anu ignOmInI-
Gus Ia us emu, and concluded uy saying tuat the
majority Of The nation ~ant neutrality.
Sir Henry Wolf (Conseryative) deprecated
hasty discussion and said tbat he supported
tine course Of tue Government. lCrles of " " hat
cOuratT'l
Mr. Fawcett Giberal) demanded to know the
policy OF the Government.
The debate now became very animated. The
Marquis Of HtrtinetOn wished to discontinue
II. hr. Dlsraeh s.id the Government cannot
publish confidential correspondence without
tnJuriog the pubic service.
alr jenkins then withdrew his motion for an
adjournment aud tue subject dropped.
TURKISH VICTORY.
LONDON. July 3-Mtdnt0ht.-A despatch TO
the Reuter- Telegram COMPANY from Widdin re-
ports that the Turks nave caltured some Ser
wan entertainments near Zuicar, and the Ser
Vlans He'd, losing 2,OJ KILLED, wounded and pris-
oners.
A keuter telegram from Paris denies the truth
Of the report of the Pans correspondent OF the
London Times that Eng nd mad proposed
meeting Il tue representatives. Of the European
powers 10 watch the conflict N Turkey.
l. MonucU also gives direct contradiction to
the Vienna despatch In tue TINES " yesterday
To the eject that France had taken the hrst step
towards common ac ,iDu on the part OF tue Eu-
ropean powers To Restrain Serva.
Ii Icnps expresses the opinion that the Gre At
powers Will observe neutrality for the present I;
but II appears probable they Will appotnt COM
misslouers VINO, atter the first encounter viii
endeavor To induce the COmoatants to suspend
hOstities.
l. Uni0n reports that the Hungarian General
hlapka mas undertaken - reOrganlz ,tiOn Of the
turkish army.
Intelligence has been received from Belgrade
that the Turks are hastily terrifying SeTaityo.
Officials belonging To AL branches OF tue pubho
service accompany the Serylan army into Bosnia
with the view Of organizing cIyIl admlnistra-
ton there.