, 1876-08-07

Llu 1nUTEtlc1lL nEAIHkt GI1C }l1Hk OK OHnlAn
pastsa's army. Although tic scryians succccd-
cta, according to tllct own ACCOUNT IN carrying
three Qf t1cf ntrcnrhncnts, they admit TINT in
conaeG1icncn OF the considerable retnforccnicnte
t. retire. From tho Turkish, acconnt it appears
that the SerVlatis attacked with cightccn batnl-
lions, and were completely routed, losing
fyn guns two ammunition wagons, and
Of ef'u arms en anmnt!on. To juiss ot tlc *.
tent Of tho Scrvian dcfcat, We must wntt for
more rcltNc information thau official bu!'otine
whether Scsvlan Or Turkish, aro wont TO furnish
that Tic defeat, though II nay hare entatlcl
to form rca1ly turning point III tho war, which
would be the caso II tho seryan forces on tho
position At saitsci,ar. Either Osma1A rasha has
let t,ass anothrr good opportunity like TINT of
the 18th, or e'se his success wAa ono Of those
!alf-vtctorca which have hitherto cl,nracterlzed
On the Turkish 'intronclments, fully ahow
that the scrylans aro fully aware Of the
danger which threatens them, from that titic.
The fact alone Of Osrnnn Paslla's being there
been .uintlcnt 10 pnralyze the moycniotts 81 tho
main Survlan army townrls N!sh. Tho Tlmok
army was considerably reinforced, mostly ny
men M nf the Second Contingent. But 90 o. haye @
culatton they inuat l,ayo about 25,o 600 men to
gether, and still troop: arc being sent up TO
Wh'siin. Il, In spite OF this, Osn,an rasia r. r.
n,ains tnacttve, there must be somo truth n the
statement that he has orders to walt. In tho
meantime, he seems to feel, notwithstanding
tile attacka Of the Scrytnns, 40 safo III hts posi-
ton that he ncElccts the most common ncastlrce
Ut precautton. Thus tho scrvian columns could
out being perceived. .
Tunxisif AND ANT1-TuRKIsn VOLUNTEERS.
runn.rs ay iSmrs fs'nr sn';tsnt ars Of voun
tcers is inccssant, and It gives ,stamboul, rcra,
and every town un tho Dosphurus look OF
animation and sttr strangely contrasting with
daily Having tho Golden Horn, tho cheers Vi
tho departing men rising slIrtll and long above
the dii and 6ust1e Of the ordinary traffic Of the
res,l;ss waters o. thS st5a snS drum 81 tho
couth and rlff-raillookng recruits, is heard
in every village: A special commission
charged with tho examination md Or
seraskleratc, under the presidency Of Al'ti,ad
Pasha. The volunteers arc to be commanded
by officers Of the regular nrmy--nn army al-
ready too sadly deflcicnt In able officers. Other
boul. Al Albanian householder at Bcschtcltach
Inns armed mud equipped ut his expense 80 Alba
Mana, who have already get out for scutari II
Albania 11o las supplied them With Turkish
placing them in this respect In better coulitlons
than those WHO nro In tho immediate service Of
the Government, who only receive thclr rationa
when they can get themEhut no pay. m and H ars
' eafry 70 Rry Ad %o learn lno o tho
IMrqnie, that ut Adrianope, Ali Pchleyan Us
authorized to Taise volunteer corps OF 10000
mcn, Of whom he Is TO have the command, With
multitude who orc sent forth as champions Of
tho Crescent VIC had tho other day boatful OF
100 Croatians and Montenogrins, who left us
Tor The avowed purrose Of c,'llstl1g on tho other
ssnfs raS, "a q T TrneS q Nkas Wiki army yoa
their departure in q former letter, hut lld not
mention TINT they were accompanied
on board the Austrian tloya stca9,er amer
sSS,s 81 a"i from 'uSsaa wIom I thoy took q most
a1Tect,onato leayo; that they al. were armed with
good rifles, and Ind in tllolr sasl,cs that armiul
of pistols, ataghans, etc., which constitutes the
Tho Turkish authorities would have objected 4,
least to the carbiucs and sabrc-bayonets, but
the Consuis insisted that to 60 about armed
was custom in these mcn's country, and that
gentleman in olden times To wcar sword
Many Of these men were In the bcryico o.
wealthy Turks As cooks, coaellmen, etc, ant
thu Grand Vizicr, Mchenlct Kuslidl, obscrvct
TINT ut WINS rather hard that Ills own gardener
should be found among the combatants In III.
encMtcB' ranks"
AN INTERVIEW w1Tn r1tlncE MILAN.
Mr.. Forbes, correspondent Of the Lon!lo1
h,atz, July Ii, thus describes his interview Will
Prince Milan, Of Scrvla;
Iha an Interview With Prince Milan thts nom
tng The Prince u AL stoss. vsry musssIar s. an
aesi slesusace no is fRsai sa sH w fs4
] 1 u H. d III
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SPECTATORS Of The atr9stles prsetieed by t!o Ta,k
kindred rasss I!o wsa gh,nag s e. thS witl
sina, aud would not shca.ho ls sword until hi
} .yns attained. lle commented Ao!nenhat tartly o.
altitude t.,or'ns ts Ta.4s s s!ots
Of serv!a, he protested would 70 nothing DO Of al
r Ys,a s Ess0 qHffsSea qs sGa T.
s fal:ehood. nS ' Tnsksy esist. bit on paper, i
lnauccs ara rotten, its uorcrnmont corrupt, II
nss ss claimed ama IT,
Turkish assaults thereon wero utterly unauccs,.tul
, Tho l'E!nce then gave an acconnt OF tna militar
cS'npafs1e WI inattion os chernsys on The
zasa o% to q 1s194 VIZ s iH'n1s
ssma.a bold Akraanks an the clasa'i a.1 P.s,
NJ nrka have passed tho dcaa a nova W., nafhs ~
!, bchind cartIlworks Lcschianln IL hold!ng hla oW
~ eastsrn ts9nIc Atss afiGr dsspcrs
s1S rau"4 S .aa ns II s1aRs.'&as &seusens ss
= y co.5pofation IL thorough a,d hearty.
Tile FRINGE concluded long conversation W
+ emphatic declaration that scrvia would light to Il:
O last gasp for tho emancipation Of ihe Christians
oa and the efzegoyna f5om Tuskts kG g.. onIros p
l. | ltfcs uf thu Dayhi .lIaxuuks, who, pending tn
declaration & no os var had favased tho frantic? Vi
a lsRes. Tho question was no longer one fnr aip!t
4 Of tIe hanlis Of 0oyurnnlrnsa and dlplomatists.
naiional question, Hs IT, VA merely tho tnst,t
= liz pTofcsscI i high regard for English publ
y opiuion, and rctoiced II was turning IN favor
Errvja and tho Christian races against Turkish Of
i pscsslon.
), FRANCE,
! LAI0R FIRE.
n PARIS, Aug. GA large sugar refinery
y Nnntcs wns DESTROYED by fire lust Friday, o.