New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-30

ith the Seryisns, at Alexinatz, says their
ssea in the first i've days fighting were

with the Servians, At Alexinstz, says their
Losses in the first i've days fighting were
1000 .,
inafz saws: Authentic accounts show that the
battle which was claimed 40 q success by
Tchernayeff really resulted in q victory for
the Turks. Fszyl Pasha, the commander
of the division Of the right wing on
Thursday, fearing an attack IN tns
ali along the line on Friday, but the Turks
drove them back. There was heavy fight
ing on Saturday, but after five hours inces-
can't conflict Tchernayef's attempt to cut
of Fazyl Pseha from Eyoub Pssha failed,
and the Turks were completely victorious
The Standards correspondent with Ali
Ssib, on the left bank OF the MOrava, Op-
posite Ale1inatz, reports that the Servlans
we're repulsed with great loss on Saturday
have claimed this battle as sweeping VIC
A Belgrade special says Tchernsyef's &C
counts Of his victories are now generally
discredited.
A dispatch to the Telegraph from Vienna
says: The great powers are constantly in-
teichangiDg kilograms concerning the pro-
posed mediation. A general agreement has
been reached touching the principal feat
fails are unsettled. Germany is the most
backward of the powers. 1t is believed NO
great difficulty will be experienced in deter
mining the steps to be taken, but several
DAYS will probably elapse before the powers
submit their proposal to the Porte.
The Neus publishes Mr.. Schayle i's preli-
ninsry report of inquiry into Bulgarian
outrages, confirming the worst that have
been told. Much elsughteriDg was done by
The Pail Mall Gazettes Berlin special
says: Austria will be invited again to take
the initiative in submitting mediatory pro-
posals to Turkey and Servia. The neg0tia-
lions commenced by the guaranteeing
powers are for the present restricted e4-
Clusively to obtaining suspension OF hos
Utilities. Great Emergencies OF opinion are
feared when the details come to be dis
cussed. A conference is considered the only
means of adjusting them.
The Times editOriAlly says: Realization
of the promise of peace depends upon our
selves. All influences affecting the decision
are favorable except those controlled direct
~ or indirectly by ourselves"
The Times says editorially: The Servian
government wishes for peace. Montenegro
consents to peace. The Gar, AZ always,
desires peace. 1t rests with the repreeen-
tative Of England to speak the words that
OUAAl NO OcCloAt0 AVN PcoOC Va W0As ~ Vo-
ponds upon our ambassador, in pressing
tho Porte to agree to an armistice, whether
/ the armistice shall or shall not be con-
Cluded. If his language il clear and strong,
Tho thing will be done. If lack king in pre-
oision, there will be some plea OF the neces-
sity of consulting the commander before
Alexinatz; waiting for an audience with
the Sultan, or some reason on which the
chances of peace will be shipwrecked.
Peace can be obtained by the co operation
of Russia and England. We must press
the Porte to be content, if the end of the
war leaves its strength what it was at the
beginning. This is our share of the duty
in making peace. 1t certainly is not more
difficult than the share allO we'd to the Gar.
Turkish Repulse Reported.
BELGRADE, August 29.-Oficisl advices
state the Turks attacked the Servian lett on
Monday, but were repulsed with heavy loss.
They left their killed and large quantity
of arms and ammunition on the field. A
Turkish attack on little New Orielk was
likewise repulsed.
The Sultan to be Deposed.
VIENNA, August GA special dispatch
from ConstantinOple to the Political Cor
yespOndence saye: A cabinet council, at
which all the grand dignitaries were pres
emit, resolved to dep0se the present Sultan,
Murad Effendi, and proclaim Abdul Hamid.
The change will occur shortly. certainly
before the beginning of the next Ramadan,
the great annual feast of the MOhammedans.