The New York herald., 1876-09-08
Women Outraged and Flayed-Ambulancts
Fired Upon.
EFFORTS FOR PEACE.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

A0eENCE or NEWB FROM ALE1NATZ-TdE bGh.
WAN ARMY DxMoRALIzKD-rHE GREAT POW
Frs DxsIRous OF PEACE.
LONDON. Sept. 7, 1876.
The Times correspondent at Belgrade telsgraphs the
following
ssNothing is certainly known about what Is passing
in the nsighborhood Of Aexnasz but there Is strong
conviction here that another battle was fought on Mon
day some Russians who have just arrived from the
front doubt this They represent the Servan army as
reduced to mere mob. Some Of tho Russian surgeons
returning home"
THR sERvIAN ARMY D8M0RALzED.
Tho correspondent of the Nescs says
.Rumors OF serious Generalization and disintegra-
tion OF the Servian Morava army circulating in
consequence OF hints dropped by Russians returning
from tho front The officials here dumb concern
ing the situation around Alex,natz'
DIscoURAGIXG REPORTS PROM THE FRONT.
The Standards correspondent says:-''Several Rus
medical officers who have arrived from Alexinaz,
the accounts Of Fridays disaster. They
say tho scrvians hold any position at Alexina
and confirm the report OF the Turkish advance Bel
grade by way OF Kragujevatz
OPERATIONS MoNrENE0Ro
On the southeast OF Montenegro the Turks cannon
AIDED the whole line from Podgortza to Spiess Tues
day creating tho impression that batto progress
ing there. This proves TO have becn ien with the
object of dvernR the attenton Of the Hontenegrins
from MEDIUM. which place they are investing, the
Turks desiring TO revctua: it They have not
seeded yet and they must drive the Montenegrins
from cliffs 800 feet high either side OF the gap In
which MEDIUM lies before thoy revictual IT. Tho
result Of the fighting in the northwest still unknown
.s DIsouIErza RUMoRs nor CONFIRMED.
There were o number of disturbing rumors from
Berlin yesterday, but they were not confirmed from
apdf 4 IN half hoAs
origin. The opinion reported from Berlin to tho
Staadard that tho outbreak Of Russo-Turkish war
was unavoidable entertained at the other eapi-
sals On the contrary, there seems to be q growing
confidence that the general peace Of Europe will be
maintained, however difficult may be the settlement of
details between tho Turks and the Insurgents The
Portss refusal to grant armistice is also
nrmed put 1t Is thought not unlikely, and It believed
the result such refusal would DO immediate
TO the formulation OF terms of peace between Serva
and Montenegro and Turkey, leaving the question Of
the insurgsnS provinces for subsequent settlement
A CONFERENCE OF THE POWERS PROBABLE.
The Tsmes' Vienna correspondent discussing the
negotiations between the Powcs says:-"with those
vho have been and still for armstice tho idea
II conference for the regulation Of all pending ques
Mons ID gaining ground more and more. Tho idea
st started by France and seems 70 find support with
yly and Russia the latter, however, not wishing 10
iske the initiative in the matter Those who for
uking in hand peace preminaries simultaneously
With an nrmistce 40 not encourage tho idea of
conference which Is likely to delay instead Of exped
ing a settlement Of the difculty in making
programme for such a conference The fixing Of that
programme would, they think, take more timo than
an the general principles of pacincaton
The seris which could be easily sotled by the
bassadors in Cons.antinople in concert with the
orte.
THE POWERS FOR PEACE.
In tho face OF the many difficulties which pacinca.
ton may yet present reassurinR thing 10 the unani-
wish of all the Powers for peace and therefore,
desire avoid anything which might lead to
complications. Asa sign OF this communication
made by Prince Gortschakonat Warsaw is making the
round OF diplomatic circles. 1t made in a way
which would show 1t meant 10 become known, and
IL Is reported as follows:-
WANTS PEACE.
Russia wants as yet rest for number of years,
and then, beside the Emperor is decided have peace
80 am l, and there is every ground 10 suppose tho
other Powers equally desrous to have it. AZ least,
to Judge by their assurances, may reckon their
hearty operation with US In this direction.
yIENDIsH ATROCITIES COMMITTED BY THE
rURKs-woUNDED RUSSIANS ROASTED AND
WOMEN ourRAGED-vILLAaEs BURNED AND
AMBuLANcEs FRxD uPoN-ALExINATz ABAx-
DoNED.
LONDON, Sept 8, 1870
The special correspondent of the Standard ,eegraphs
from Belgrade the following:-
The Turks on Monday occupied tho left bank OF the
Mornva Acxinatz Is in their power II Is utterly de-
serted. The Scrvans at Dcgrad are In condition
tako the field The Turks committed great atrocities
during aud utter tho battle OF Friday
PIESDrsH ATROCITIES
Hideous stories reach me OF outrage and murder OF
wounded Russians tied to trees and roasted and girls
outraged and 1aycd alive. The roads 6Ilod with
thousands OF fugitives The governments talk OF vic
tories and keep public the dark tho danger
which is threatening them There Is no forcc between
the Turks and Belgrade.
PAcHA nErrrsEp.
Reuter- telegram from ragusa says intelligence hiss
been received from Sclavonc that Der
vish Pacha attacked Rogan In the district OF Ppcri,
on Wednesday, and was rcpulscd and driven tho
River Moraca, toward Podgoritza. The Turks have
sneampcd at Zasop, where they await rcinforccmcns
TURKISH CRUELTY
A Reuter- despatch from Belgrade says Minister Ris-
tics In note touching Turkish cruelty in scrva
charges that for'y-eght villages In the district OF
Alexlnaiz have been burned; that tho Turks do not
respect the Geneva Convention, and fro the ambu-
the rcd cross Is seen
NExrNATZ HELD BIZ sERvIAN roRcE--A SER
WAN CORPS STILL ON TURKISH rEnp1ronY-
TcHERNAYErF's MOVEMENTS.
LoSDoS, Sept. 8, 1870
A despatch to the Daily NM. dated, Delirrad Sen.
ember 4, says
.'Alexinaz is held by $4,000 servians, with ten bat
srics The Turkish man army IS divided into two
BODIES One Is cop ny with General Horvatovicb who
. on Turkish territory In front OF the Grurpsda
Pass, and threatens the Turkish camps at Nscb