Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25
THE EAST.
The English Policy OF NOn-InterTentiOn
Declared Impossible by Prussia
and AustFia-NOW for
Squalls.
The Atrocities OF the Turks In Bulgaria
Yerilled-The American Secre.
tary, Schuyler, Expected
TO Report Upon
Them.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, July "a The 70,
lowing news is official: A force of fvu
thousaud MOnteuegTins STACKED the
Turkish post st BaLZani. The Monte
negriDs, sfser sanguiDsry engagement
fed to their intreBchmenls. They haC
Two hundred killed.
LONDON, July 24.-The O6seYver't
Berlin special says thst at the SalzbW
interview Enparofs William and Fran.
els Joseph agreed that the maintenance
OF the policy OF Eo1-interveDti0n was
impossible, in view of the massacres
Snd blOOdshed now occurring.
All the powers except Russia have de-
clared R9umsnia's demands unreason-
able
The SerVisn minister, Milokovicz, has
| gone ID Bucharest on seer et mission.
The SciaVistic committee in Moscow
has issued al address solemnly promis-
irg general uprising Of Russians and
armed Intervention if the 5ervians are
defeated.
A Belgrade mob has insulted the Aus
| tTian consUl-general,
The Standards correspondent at o.
man Pacba's camp, twenty-five miles
| from Widdin, wiring on Sunday, the
twenty-third, says all is quiet at pres
| ent, the Ssrvians remaining on the Ser
| Wan SIDE OF the Timex river. Cannon
| shots are occasionally exchanged, but
! the TURKS will not probably attack until
p general advance Is made all along the
line.
A Widdin telegram says the Turkish
irregulars attacked the S3rvian camp at
BfegOva, Saturday morning, and the
fighting st II continues.
A Vienna telegtsm says the persons
who insulted the Austrian consul at
Belgrade, were employed by the S9rvian
police. Ten Turkish gUn6oats have been
pIac1d between Widdin and Flurentine,
on the DAnubs
The Daily Ne10s's Paratajin special
says that nowhere are the Servians
more than one march outside OF their
frontier. They have no where improve d
one step on the original positions OBJ
tanned at the beginning Of the month.
They are acting on the offensive only
st Sartisc hsr, If indeed there. confess
that to me, SeTviRn prOsT ects are very
gloomy. Where victory Ia claimed, as
by Mykowi!Z and Okylimpics, the VIC
Tory consists merely in the repulse Of N
attack, or, in other words, the avoidance
Of defeat. No foot OF ground, nothing
except the barren result Of holding their
own, is claimed even by themselves.
On Sunday General Tchernsyeff ar
rived here.
The Daily NetDs's Belgrade special,
dated Saturday, says that it is expected
that Prince Uiclous's headquarters will
be removed from Psratjjn, on Sunday,
probably TO SRrtischar, If the operations
theTeabOQts are faVoFable
The Austrian c0neul-Eeneral on FRI
day ora red some Austrian. Sclavonian
volunteers, who had landed here, TO re-
turn to Austria. Upon their refusal q
discussion followed, and the consul
seiZsd q SeTvian gendsrme. A cit zen
warned him to desist, IL he wished to
depart in safety. The consul has pro-
ceeded to SemIin.
The Daily NetDS'S Constantinople dis.
patch says: "a correspondent, who has
just returned from Philiipolis, fully in
dorses the Nea0S'S account OF thu Bulgs-
risn atrocities. His facts were obtained
from the reports of the French, Aus
TRAN, Greek and Russian consus, whose
names he was allowed to use as authori-
ty. The English population here are
greatly exaggerated sgainst Elliott, the
British ambassador to Turkey, for sup
pressing the facts, and assert that Barring,
the English secretary of legation, ia in
competent to investigate the matter.
Schuyler, the American secretary of
Legation, starts to morrow to inquire in
to the advisability of establishing q vice.
consulate at Phillipo!is. His report Oh
the atrocities will be expected to disclose
the TRUTH
A dispatch to the Ne,Os from Vienna
Il 4 i. L l.. q ~
Ignatief took furloug because Mihdst
Pasha, the Turkish president of the
council Of state, became the poesessor Of
very compromising documents concern
ing him"
says: 81 am informed that Servia has
solicited Germany to reconcile Russia
and Austria in the negotiations that
must ensue should further reverses COM
pei Servia to sue for an armistice, 80 that
the Turkish demands may be modified
and Servisn territorial integrity be pre-
served.n
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July A-The
atrocities in Bulgaria continue and nu-
merous Bashi Bazouks are arriving in
that country from Asia. The sultsn's
health is uuimproved. A correspond
ent telegrsphs from Ishvan that the
Turks are unable to take the offensive
until reinforced but can hold their posi-.
ton and repulse the Servians attacks
The total Turkish losses the past ten
days is three hundred killed, aud five
hundred and sixty wounded. The Ser
Wars lost fully twenty five hundred
men with five cannon.
LONDON, July "a "A special dispatch
to the Standard, from Belgrade, says
that the determined attitude of the pop
ulation here aud at Vienna, in coDse-
Quence of the Austrian remonstrance
the Prince of Montenegro has released
all the South DalmRtisns who joined his
army.
The StanddrPs Vienna dispatch,
dated Monday evening, says that it is
rumored that General Tchernayeff, In an
intervie " with Prince Milan, mentioned
the advissbility of an srmis ice.
The Standards Alexandria dispatch
says that two thousand troops started for
Salonics, on Sunday, and twelve hum
dred on Monday.
The Daily NelOs ParaUin special says
that General Tchernayeff returned Sun
day afternoon. The Belgrade CORE
spondent of the NetOs as erts that the
Servians are not losing ground. Their
delay is no sign of weakness. The Ser
VANS are gaining recruits faster than
the Turks.
The st. Petersburg Go OILS, the minis.
Lerial organ, expects that the confer.
ence Of the powers, which was deter.
mined upon at Rsichstadt, will be held
shortly.
The StdndTd's Vienna dispatch say
that the Hungarian authorities have
enlarged Krupp guns and munitions
for them, which were en- route to Rou-
mania.
The 81. Louis Gas ImbrOgIio.
ST. Louis July "a Oliver A. Hart,
Ufssidpnt of the st T,.ufs Gasliyht onpo.