, 1876-06-10
WAR IN EUROPE.
nrr1oAL SITUATION OF AFFAIRS.

T,oxDox June 5.-The North GsIplaH
Ga5ette gives US 10 understand that owing TO
antagonism between Russis anc England,
all Europe is plunged into a most eri'lSai
situation. The Natioual ZsitISsg regards the
pacific view recently taken by Count and
rsssy as entirely erroneous. and foresees that
momeutous decision will have to be aeoPteo
by the various pow ers. The Idses' cores
pondent remarks that there Is too much res-
son for the apprehension. and adds that Inc
King OF Greece has ordered his army 10 be
placed on Il war footing. special commls-
siuuer has arrived in Germany TO negotiate a
Greek war loan He is expected 10 settle It
Immediately. This serious movement Is ac-
companied by others of like importance
THREATENED ATTACK ON TURKEY.
Further dispatches from Berlin 10 the Times
state that tSe declaration of the Montenegrin
| Ofeidl Ga1etts that the insurgents are determ-
ined to Immediately fall upon the Turks
with the whole Seryian race, must be consid-
cred authentic
Wesseliizki, the Russian agent in Herzego-
viDa, having published an address turning
/ the military aud diplomatic direction of IN
surgeut afftirs over TO the Prince of Monte
negro, the Servian troops have been ranged
on the frontier ready 10 act at IA moment 3
notice. The central staff has gone to Alex
inatz, near the Turkish camp at Nish. The
principal S~rvian force, however, * stationed
At Los NiZ, where pontoon bridges are be-
! ing constructed preparatory - crossing the
! Dwina into Bosnia. Various fortified camps
having been established along the frontier
J The Russian General Tcherrayeff, who has
assumed command of the Seryiau forces. on
his arrival at Belgrade, handed the SerYitn
! government S250, 900 as donation from the
| SclavoDic societies of Russia. Bulgaria is
! also being set on fire by hoat Of well armed
/ volunteers, who are arriving daily from Rus
sia, S-rvia, ROumania and Montenegro, hav-
| ing established fortified camps amply armed
with cannon. withstanding these diff
! cuties the attitude of the Porte continues
/ firm, and the recent reform firman of Abdul
/ AZiz has been specially Withdrawn in some
places. Special ENJOYS have been sent To Mo-
rucco and Tunis TO ask for assistance. A cri-
I sis is unavoidable unless Russia retTacts-
Russia is unpTepared for the present contin-
geuey and ir slow to decide. There is feel
ing in Berlin that We are on The eve of mo-
meniuous changes, and every hour may bring
important news.
! RUSSIA ATTRIBUTES TIE REVOLUTION TO
! ENGLISH INTERVENTION.
VIENNA, June 5-The papers say that
| Prince Gor;schakoff is greatly irritated, attri-
! buting the occurrence of the Turkish reyclu-
| ton to English Intervention The British
| government recently suggested that the war
fare which is being waged against the Turks
in Servia and Montenegro should be treated
As a breach of the peace Of Europe, committed
by Russia
ENGLAND HAS CONCLUDED AN ALLIANCE
| WITH TURKEY
! LONDON, June 5.-The Berlin telegraphic
sgenc~ asserts that England has concluded
an alliance with Turkey and guaranteed its
/ integrity. The Russian telegraphic agency
declares that Murad will be recognized ON all
hands wi'hout protest IA soon as his acces-
sion is officially announced
INSPECTION OF TIE FORTIFICATIoNS OF THE
DARNELLES.
Letters frcm Cons;antinople assert that
! Vice Admiral Sir james Drummond, com
maudiug the British fleet in the Medi1erran-
/ can. has undertaken the inspection OF the for
/ tifications # the Dardanelles at the request of
/ the Porte.