Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-08
TBE EAST.
Latest Developments Concerning the
Turkish TFoubles-vRrioua OpIn-
ions as Go Ihe War Pros
peet.
sERvIA BuLL.HEADED.

sERvIA BULL. HEADED.
VIENNA, June Prince Gortscha-
koff's cepttelegram, ,cautioning Prince
Mertain, Of Servia, seems without effect.
A TURKISH DEFEAT.
RAGUsA, June7.-Prince Ksrageorge-
VICES legion defeated the Turks, in the
rear of Csrkoviko, Bosnia, on the third
OF June, killing one hundred and sixty
men. The following day twenty three
hundred Turks capitulsted. Many of
the insurgents have petitioned Austria
to grant them an asylum, alleging that
If they are refused they are in danger
Of starving.
RESULT OF THE ARMIsTICE.
The srmistice granted by the sultan is
due to the counsels Of European powers,
who simultaneously instructed their
representatives in ServiS and Montene-
gro to promote the maintenance Of
peace. There is no intention at present
OF convening an European congress. 1t
lie expected that the powers will consider
themselves relieved of further raspOnsi-
biiity in consequence Of the granting OF
the armistice by the Porte, and will per-
gents II the latter refuse to accept the
armistice.
TROOPS MOVING.
BELGRADE, June 1.-Two batteries of
artillery and q detachment of infantry
started for the frontier to-day. General
Ignatieff and staff also left for the
Bosnia frontier.
PRESS COMMENTS.
BERLIN, June THE Provincial Cor
respondent, the semi-official journal. re-
viewing recent events at Constantine
pie, says: "The governments which, in
pursuance OF the Berlin conference, had
agreed to address suggestions TO the
Porte, have been led by the accession of
the new sovereign 10 postpone them, but
the objects of the powers remain the
same, and under the new aspect of az
fairs further understanding will be had
as to their attainment. The agreement
between the powers which formed the
basis Of former decisions and the present
position in Europe generally, justify US
in our unwavering belief that their COM
mon aim will be attained with the pres
elvation Of the peace Of Europe" AL
luding to the postponement Of the visit
of Emperor William to Ems, it says:
The czar will defer his departure about
a week. 1t is certain the monarchs will
be at Ems together several days next
week"
The Lstok, organ Of the Servisn csbl.
net, declares war inevitable, now that
Turkey has triumphed, ard the pro-
gramme of the northern powers has
been rejected. The official Russian
LnUdlide says that the insurgents are
not likely to accept an armistice. Con-
siderable uneasiness hiss been created
here by the sudden return of Bismarck
for protracted conferences with the en-
peror. The unessiness Is increased by
the announcement that the emperor's
departure for Ems is postponed. Rumor
connects these events with certain ex-
aggerated claims made upon Germany
for support by Russia in her eastern pol
icy, which Bismarck, it Is reported, is
not inclined to sanction.
The Cologne Gazette and Berlin ITi6'
tIpe deprecate too close adherence to the
views of Russia.
SATISFACTORY CONFERENCE.
PARIS, June 7.-Chevalier Nigra, the
newly appointed ambassador OF Italy to
| St. Petersburg, has arrived at Ems. He
has had long conference with Prince
| Gortschakoff. It is believed he has a
mission In harmony with the policy of
England, ,land that Gortschakoff will ae-
cept the basis thereby proposed. The
| Russian and English ambassadors IN
Paris had long conference to-day 1t
| is stated that the result is Satisfactory.
MORE WAR NEWS.
| LONDON, June 8-The Standard
states that preparations have been made
to dispatch medical stores for five thou
sand, in addition to the force already on
the Mediterranean fleet.
A Vienna correspondent of the Stan
dGrd says that England was the first
power to recognize MOurad as sultan.
The ZsD1es's correspondent at Paris
telegraphs the contents of the note
which appeared in the evening pl pers
| there, and says he thinks it comes from
an official source. The note, after deny.
ing that there is any foundation for the
various alarmist rumors, says the truth
is that the peace of Europe was never
less threatened than now. There is not
8 trace Of any disagreement between
Germany and Russia, and the situation
of the latter toward England improves
daily.
The Times Berlin special reports thai
numerous Sclavonian journals assert
that strong Russian force ia being con-
centrated at Bender on the river Dreis-
ter, near Mosesto, on the Turkish from
tier. The Prince Of Montenegro has for
hidden the transmission Of kilograms ol
letters giving information of military
movements. The Herzegovinians are
under the control of the Prince OF Mon
tenegro, and he Is determined to secept
no Communication from the Porte
The Sclavonian committee at Mos
COW have sent the insurgents ont
hundred thousand rubles. The same
dispatch says it appears that on June 1s
rival propositions touching the eastern
question were read at Vienna from
England and Russia. Similar commu
nications were probably made by botl
powers at Berlin, prior to the Empero
William postpeDing his contemplated
visit to Ems. News has been receiveC
that the Austrian government has agail
permitted six thousand breech- loader
and several million cartridges to b
landed at Callaro for the MontenegTins
The Turks have CO Cnsequently fOrbil
Austrian steamers from touching at tn
Turkish bank OF the Danube. A Wien
ma dispatch to the Daily Telegraph men
tons . report that Germany and Aus
tria declined q suggestion made by Rus
sia to postpone the recognition of Mura
until he was willing to receive advic
from the powers. The 7eLe9TGpbs col
respondent at Paris announces that tn
Grand Duke Michel, Of Russia, ha
arrived there. lie Soir says great i'm
; portance is attached TO the visit in polit
ical circles, and believes 1t indicates tn
restoration Of French influence in th
councils of Europe.
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