Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-30
TURKEY AND SERVIA.
A Bloody Battle FRuEht between the
Turks and the servians Near
TeScsItEO The Latter
Victorious
The Peace Movement BauIIIed by Rus.
alan iutTiEues-HiIau - iII Not be
Allowed TO Assume the
Royal Title,

| BELGR NDE, September 29.-Tbe Servian
! forces ut der generals TcheTnayef and Papo-
! Elch slmu'ta usly attacs ed the Turks
| Tnursday morning and CIove them b you'd
| Fss hi 70. Du ing the engagement the ser
viEu hrt lleIy FIR. seven c4issons II guupow-
der 10 the TuTklsh Rmmu uitiOu depot 4 he
explosion Causfd d fearful havoc among the
| Turks. General HorvsJOvach made a mack
movement and oCcup ed the high in rear OF
the Iu kish position. II is atei hat the
~ ri army Is now threatened on thrse
sides, VIZ: General Tchernay' Il with the bulk
OF tue er ian Brmy threatens their front,
| General Pep Ivich their lett wing, a Gen
| erai HOTvGJ0Ysch their rear. The fighting
lasted TIL eight O'c ock lest nigat, and was E.
sumed this morning.
LONDON, Sept mber 29.-The Times ccr-
respondent at Belgrade t-legraphs that there
has been no change there to-day, although
the eNciieIreu eut = not 80 great a. IL was. IL is
believed US the Russians that the conditions
OF peace proposed by the p Iwers Will be re-
cted by the Porte. II they are, the cOnttnu
ance Of the war Is certain. II would be mad
ness for Turkey T. reject the advice rendered
NJ. Inc nus lans and SeTVisns are harGy
races, and can endure a winlsr cam pRigu
well tut the turks canno1. The servian
government viii mRiutatn silence on the
question Of making Prince NJ ian king, but
the advoca e Of Servian royalty, whJ are
/ a vas majority, decla that the proclama-
ton must be made with all due sOlemnity in
belgrade. n sucn case, some Of tne consuls
would prOtaby be instructed by their gov
ernme, Is 10 retire from Belgrade.
ihe Vienna correspondent of the Times,
comment on General >uwaIakoffs mission
TO Vienna, rema, ks: "This is the same envoy
tie car sent last autumn on a mission to
Bslgr de to dissuade the rervians from going
10 war. Al hHugh the duty was unpala aole,
the general then conducted his mission
well thai he became he most popular person
IN Belgrade. ~, Therefore, the cZar feels
prom yJed TO act directly IN { affairs of ser
via, a ID ihus place him self in position an
saGOuiS!ic 10 the interts OF Aus ma, his pres
ent envoy is tie proper persln TO communi
care hi views to the Austrian emperor,
between whom and the cza strong personal
N aV ul aWrN
ton has d political impOr rJance iTr-A pecUive OF
the content Is of the let er of which the envoy
IS he bearer
The news rom ConstantinopIe is satisfac-
tory. The Porte is incl ed 10 accept the pres
enJ condition., but ser Ks ( rm mo e com
patibie with It's dignity. Only a prompt
acceptance OF the cODdiu ms as they stand
can reventfurthtr complicat Ous. The POSI-
t:oa appears very precarlOus, and the Porte
has been made fully aware OF the fact.
A be Il" dt'l atch 10 the Times says the
cz r is described as averse to the war, but he
has y rmitted war ike addrs sses
Austria has left no doubt OF its position in
the attempt to establish a purely SclaVOnlc
policy, and the sc avOnic press in and out sf
Au trIa reminds tue Vienna government that
Servians have displ ytd the royRi insignia
he army of the iimOk has als,b proclaimed
Milan king. The Russian general Novose of
ma assumed command OF The army of the
lBaT.
The dispafch from Belgrade 10 the Daily
Nel0s says: "A gre at battle Is imminent. Gen
TO Belgrade by the Russian consul, and has
reused because he Intended 10 make aa at
ack he Tu kiSh lin S "
% spet ial rom Belgrade to the Daily TeIe
graph reports JnAt L Il nd has ex pressed
ON sally to Servis her surprise at he course
adOp ed in the face OF me facJ that Servla
1rsI sought Engiand's ood offices. IT repre-
seuted ia I tne aussian party do not object to
a long mistice.
VIENNA, September 29.-Ger eral Suwara-
kc1, The cars aIie-de-camp,w Il pass through
Be grade on his return 10 rtuSSia, and will
nave l. terview with Prince Milan. 1t is
pDrted that Mont negro has sent reply
Identical with cervia, Iefu-ing a renewed aus
pension OF hOuiiities. count Anurossy has
notified the -erviau government that the
AustTit an consul Will quit Belgrade II Prince
Milan accepts a rOyAI title.
VI MA, September 29.-Count Androssy
has de IA ded RON the Servian agent a writ
ten statement positively declaring Prince Mi
ms refusal o aoopt The royal tile. General
; -W8rakuh has been insu ucted Dy the czar
10 obtain simIl r distinct remuneration from
PriDce Milan, a. Belgrade.
LONDON, -tp emOer PA dispatch from
y lsh, dated yesterday says: "Since four thih
N III Ing there has been a continuous and
isavy Cannonade in tJe direction of Alexi.
natz"