The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30

within few hours, but The ssrisn troops had not
crossed the frontier.
EARL pERBr's OPINION OF rHr csrsrs-wAa ALMOST
CERTAIN
During the session OF the House OF Lords this AFTER
Lord Derby In reply TO question by Lord Gran
Vile. said the government had no Information that
Sefvia had declared war any Information justynR
the statement that absolutely certain but he
bound TO say by the general Of the reports
which reached him that be could entertain little, II
any, hope that war would be avsrtsd
STRAY SHOTS IN TIE rIELD-xAvAL PznPAnA-
xIoNs ON both SIDES.
Lospox, June so. 1870.
The Standards Vienna despatch rays beyond some
stray shots there has been no lighting between the
Turks and Servans
ruKKrsa Wan vzsszls READY ron scxaARpxEsr
Much anxiety prevails u Belgrade aAd Semendra 1t
the possibility Of their bombardment BY rurkiah gun
boata
slavonic papers urge Austria 70 prevent Turkish
gunboats from impeding the navigation OF the Danube
BY such act.
on RE DxuA
The Servians are preparing % block M the River
Drna in order 70 protect their camp as SchAbasA
4 sEavIAy TRIBE ATTACKED
despatch 70 the Times from Cettinjs reports that
the Kutchi Servian tribe to the south Of Aonene-
gro, having refused give hostages she Governor Of
Scutari, he attacked them last Friday.
Tho Kutchi have hitherto been hostile 70 Mon
tenegro.
NORTHWESTERN TROOPS MAKING READY.
Tho Montenee-in troops, owing 10 the probability Of
complications have been ordered Be in readiness to
move
Tho despatch adds :-sPublic opinion here 10 very
warlike, but the Princess views are moderate"
A LARGE TURKISH cAxr.
MuKhla Pacha 10 entrenched at GatchKo with II 900
men,
4 RUSSIAN QUERY TO THE SULTAN
A special despatch from Vienna to the Timer says
General Ignatien, in accordance with the Treaty Of
Paris which makes intervention in Servia dependent
on the consent Of the Powers, has asked the Grand
vizicr 70 explain the Portc's attitude regard to
Servia
GRAND vIzER RxPIIHs TO THE czAR
The Grand vizier replied that Turkey will give
claraton to tho Powers discaiming any intention OF
attacking ssrva altering the position to
serva by treaty but claiming the right Of self defence
in case Of aggression.
THx SUPREME HoxHxT-HoPK
Tho Daily Telegrsph's Paris correspondent calls At
tension to the fact that Prince Man's journey the
frontier must occupy forsy-sighs hours This delay
leaves last loophoIs for negotiations
NEurRALIry
The Vienna despatch oil the Daily Ne,os says Il il on
cially announced that the Prince Of Montenegro has
telegraphed promising his utmost 70 preserve neu-
traity.
AN IMPERIAL BRnR
Tho Bersaglieys OF Rome has special despatch from
Trieste stating that Turkey has offered the Prince OF
Montenegro territory toward the II he remains
neutral
The Prince would accept-he is urged to do SO
by Austria and Englandbut he fears popular
ment
BULGARIAN sxRvrAN CLAIMS INDEPENDENCE.
special despatch from Belgrade to the News
says Bulgaria has issued declaration Of independ-
ence
Tho newspaper Zostara the organ Of the Hungarian
servaus states that the Scrvian government has in
formed the troops that scrvia Is NO longer vassal
State
GOD AND LIBERTY.
Tho despatch adds that at Belgrade Saturday night
the servan Primae blessed seventy army banners
mencng the campaign.
The old Turkish flagstaff on the fortress ~ Belgrade
was demolished amid artillery salutes.
PRINCE MrLAE's POINTS OF DENAND-uNJoN
AND JUSTICE.
PAzIs, Juno 30 1876.
lie Libees special from Belgrade says the streets Of
that city arc placarded With proclamation in which
Prince Milan that he puts himself At the head
OF no. 900 soldiers break the bonds connecting
him with Turkey, but 70 obtain special administra-