The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-24
GABLE n EWS
From All Parts of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERvIAN WAR.
Desperate Fighting Around
Alexinatz.
THE TURKS REPULSED.
A Contest for Disraeli's
Vacant Seat.
RACING IN ENGLAN
The Fin ancial Crisis
In Portu al.
GAMBETTA ASKED TO RESIGN.
The New Spanish Loan
in Cuba.
The Fin ncial Cris S
in Portu g al.
GAMBETTA ASKED TO RESIGN.
The New Spanish Loan
in Cuba.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
AsCENDANCY OF THE WAR PARTY AT BELGRADE
PRINCE MILAN ORDERS THE HosT1LIrIEs tt
CONTINUE

AscENDANcY OF THE WAR PARTY AT BELGRADE
PRINCE MILAN ORDERS THE HosTnIr1Es TO
CONTINUE.
vienna. August %. 1876.
Intelligence received from Belgrade to-day
that the party have finally obtained the
sncy Besides despatching Colonel Montverde to Bel
Frars urging the continuance Of the war. General
rcherpayer sent Prince Milan dispatches undertaking
TO regain lost positions, TO drive the Turks COM
pleely OF servia and TO carry the into Turkish
territory. He also formally protested against Prince
Milan's pacific lesnings The servian Ministers sup
porting General Tchernayef, the Prince at length
yielded and ordered the hostilities to continue.
SUCCESSFUL sERv1AN RESISTANCE TO POWER
Full TURKISH ATTACK ON ALExINArz.
LONDON August 90, 1876.
despatch to Reuters Telegram Company, dated
Belgrade, noon, says:-"Gcneral Tchcrnayen Tues-
day sustained the repeated attacks of the snted
Of Eyoub Pacha and Kcrim Pacha who endeavor-
ing to tako Alcxinatz The Turks 10 the number Of
$4,000, repulsed In all directions The battle
recommended early wednesday morning, and up to the
present the Servans maintain their positions.
OFFICIAL DENIAL OF ANY PEACEFUL PROPOSE
TIoNs BY TURKEY.
CoNsrANrIxoPLE, August %, 1876
II is positively stated official quarters that Turkey
hitherto has made proposals TO any OF the foreign
representatives here concerning basis for peace nego
tiations
REPORTED MODIFICATION OF THE TURKISH
TERMS OF PEACE WITH sERvIA.
LONDON. August 23 1876.
despatch TO tho Daily Telegraph from Vienna says
the Porte ready, thanks the efforts of friendly
Powers to essentially modify tho conditions of peace
negotiations. Its demand is limited indemnity
and guarantees against breaches OF peace by Serva
sERvIAN SUCCESS AT ALExINA1 CONFIRMED FROM
SOURCES.
telegram to the Russian Embassy here says
Despite Turkish official reports all dispatches the
Russian papers affirm that tho servans repulscd the
enemy before Alexinatz.
RKPoRTxD DEFEAT OF THE sERv1ANs NEAR
ALExNATz.
LONDON, August "a 1876
The Standards correspondent with the Turkish
army Aexnatz reports that the Servans attacked
the vanguard OF Ali Pasffa's army Tuesday and
we're repulscd after three hours lighting The Ser
vians were pursued toward Aiexinatz successfully
lriven out of five villages aud totally defeated
zee FIGHTING NEAR ALExrSATz-THE sERvIANs STRONGLY
ENTRENcHED.
The Daily News publishes the details of the fighting
around Aexnatz Monday. It appears that the
turks attacked the town three Sides passing
steadily and inexorably driving the Servians from
Henchment after entrenchment.
The Morava Valley is the main seat Of operations,
md the fighting there has been terrblc the Turk
lsh successes far unimportant The decisive
lighting will begin when the Turks attack the heavy
Observation-Disclosures the Servians waiting for
them.
RUSSELL TURKISH oUrRAGEs
Earl Russell has written a letter to Lord Granville
urging upon hts attention the necessity for an autumn
session OF Parliament. He declares that the barbara,
ties perpcrated in the Turkish Provinces call for de-
ermine combination Of the Powers under treaty of
alliance against Turkish tyranny.