The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02

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train Of the Belgrade district left hero for the frontier
today.
Prince Milan and the Russian General Tchnernayen
witnessed their departure
AUSTRIA OFFICIALLY KvoRHxn
Prince wrcde. tho Austrian representative has
started for Pssth to report the state OF affairs
serva
INSURGENTS DEFEATED By THE suLrAN's
TROOPS.
RAcusA. June I, 1874
Stolatz Tuesday.
The insurgents admit they were driven back to
Gatzko, whence they retired upon Bamenani
A FRENCH SQUADRON READY TO SAIL FOB THE
PARIS, June I, 1875
A large squadron Of French mcn-ofwar il assembled
in the harbor Of Toulon readiness sail for the
East but no have yet been received for de-
parture.
EARL DERBY's OPINION ON THE NEW TURKISH
REGIME.
LONDON, June 2, 1876.
In the House OF Lords last night Earl OF Derby,
was impossible at present produce the despatch
tanning Englands refusal to concur the Berlin pro-
posas these proposals bad been presented
to the Porte
THE POPULAR WILL ALL POWERFUL
Earl Derby said he believed the revolution at Con-
santinople due to spontaneous feeling the part
OF the people, and Influenced by foreign agcn-
ces. The consequences might be extremely important
but he had no reason to anticipate any but good
results
Ex-suLTANs PERSONAL SAFETY.
Tho Standards despatch from Vienna says It Is
stated that General lgnac has received instructions
with regard to the personal safety Of Abdul-Azz,
whose Punishment to Erreroum Basdad IS spoken Of
THE BERLIN TURKEY sHELvED
The Ambassadors Of the five Powers have held
fercnccs at Consantinople and decided to postpone
the presentation of the Berlin memorandum inded-
nitcly.
They however, have agreed to impress on the Turk
ish government the necessity Of concluding two
months armstice particularly this would check the
warke preparations Of scrva by deprivng agitators
Of tho pretext that Turkish invasion was imminent
SPANISH FLEET TO SAIL FOR THE EAST.
LONDON June ., 1876.
The Spanish feet, with tho exception OF the vessels
in Bscayan and Cuban waters, has boon ordered TO
join the English naval forces in the Mediterranean.
REPORT OF MASSACRE IN THE EAST.
LONDON, June 2, 1876.
special despatch to the Daily NeUs, dated
Giurgevo, wallacha, Juno /, says massacre is
ported in the Trebizond.
No particulars have boon allowed TO transpiro in Con-
stantnope.
TIE roRrE TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE INSURGENTS.
The correspondent Of tho Daily Telegraph
Mt
fact that tho Porte consents TO negotiate
with the insurgents during armiscc the condi-
ton that Austria shall not occupy Herzegovina
Bosnia.
THE WAR AGAINST THE INSURGENTS.
LONDON, June 2 1919
A Bcrlin despatch to tho Times reports that
Mukhtar Pacha is about 10 undertake another cx-
pcdtion to Nicsic with 90, 900 men.
A large force Of insurgents awaits him.
RUSSIAN CAUTION.
A Times despatch from Pesth states that Prince
Gortschakor has telegraphed to Belgrade warning
Prince Milan in the oil the Gar, against any
rash ventures.
MUNICIPAL ENERGY.
The Town Council Of Belgrade have issued procla-
nation asking citizens to subscribe to the national
loan They declare tho loan Is raised to free all pcr-
sons Of Scrvan descent from foreign yoke
wox'r HAVE THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM.
Tho Berlin correspondent Of the Times asserts that
since tho deposition of the Sultan the European Powers
have been notified Of tho Portes positive refusal to
approve any tho propositions contained in the Berlin
memorandum.
BULGARIAN REBELLION.
The same correspondent reports that 5000 Bull
garians who have been armed from servian arscnaIs
are approaching the Turkish camp a. Nisch.
MASSACRE Ky BosxIAxs.
The Bosnian insurgent leader Goiub has burned the
Turkish town OF Saai and massacred 500 Inhabitants
and the insurgent leader Marinovtch has fred the vii
age OF Kills and killed 100 Turks