The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-10
GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERvIAN WAR.
Defeat of the Montenegrins
at Bilek.
FRANCE AND TURKEY.
General Leschjanin To Be
Cashiered.
MEDIATION IMPOSSIBLE.
Parliament and the Bulgarian
Atrocities.
FRANCE AND TURKEY.
General Leschjanin To Be
CaShiered.
MEDIATION IMPOSSIBLE.
Parliament and the Bulgarian
Atrocities.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.


PARLlAMxNT-A WARNING FROM THE LON
DON TIMES.
LONDON, August Q, 1876
In the House Of Commons this afternoon Hon.
Robert Bourke, Of the under secretaries for tho
Foreign Department in reply TO question by Mr.
Charles Thomson Richie CONSERVATIVE, member for
the Tower Hamlets, said :-'Sevcra representations
have boon made to the Porto regarding the cruel and
atrocious scenes in Bulgaria The Porte has been
formed that the recital OF deeds has created
tho English mind the greatest Indignation and
have reason TO believe that these ceased
little time ago and that punishment is being in
nicted by the Porto upon the perpetrators A British
consular agent has been appointed at Phippopos
with special instructions the subject of these
atrocities"
WARNING FROM THE LONDON TIMES.
The Times to-day In leading article the text
that the capture OF Gurgusovatz severe II not
ta blow to the Servians, concludes as follows:-
"The Turkish Ministers must DO soemnlY warned
that they will not be allowed to make wantos use of
their victory II they think that the soil Of Serva
their troops may safely commit the one-hundredth
part Of the atrocities perpetraed In Bulgaria they arc
the victims of infatuaton Servia Is not hid away in
a What is done there one day is known the
next morning in all the capitals OF Europe and If the
Bashi Bazouks let loose tho defcnceless peas
antry the prudential motives Of statesmen would form
bat sorry barrier against the popular Indignation OF
The countries whose torbearance the Turks have
TOO long relied. Even the Reputation of the Turkish
debt did less to give just idea OF Ottoman rule than
the butcheres in Bulgaria, and repetition OF those
horrors in Serva would make the picture Of that ruc
fatally complete.
sExvIA's FRREDon TO SUSTAINED.
.'Nor will Turkey DO allowed to make such of her
victory cancel servian freedom. servia under
tho protection Of the great Powers, and with them
will lie the duty Of imposing any needfu restraints
the mpetuous spirit Of her people. Whatever may be
their faults they advancing in civilization fast
q tho Ottoman part of Turkey is decayng Other
States than Russia would be disposed to let them
again fall under the rule of Turkish Pachas or even
allow Belgrade to be again occupied by Turkish
garrison"
MEDIATION MrossrBLE
A despatch to the Pal Nall Gazette from Berlin,
Bays:-"Medation by the Powers Is considered impos
gble until the Montenegrins driven Off Turkish
soil According private information received from
Bucharest. Prince Charles is greatly discounted at
che change in the Cabinet and the increasing power
Of the radcal& His abdication 10 feared"
the s1RvIAN FORCES EYFEcr JUNCTION
Reuter- telegram from Vienna announces that Gen.
sFal Tchernayef effected junction with General Hor-
vstsv,ch Tuesday and has taken up position at
Banja commanding the heights
GENERAL LEscHJANIx BE SUPERSEDED.
despatch from Paris to Reuter- reports that Colonel
Booker win supersede General Leschjanin.
GENERAL LEsCHJANIN TO BE CAsHIERED-THE
MoNrENEoRINs DESERT AND THE TURKS oC-
CuPY BILEK.
LONDON, August 10. 1876.
A despatch to tho Standard from satschar states
that on tho arrival Of the Turks there the town was
found to DO deserted by Its inhabitants, only four
women and five children remaining.
GENERAL LKscuJAyrS cAsuIERBD.
General Lcschjann ID to be court martiaed for not
defending the place
A JUNCTION TURKISH FORCES NEAR BrLEK.
A telegram TO the paper from TrebinJc reports
that Moukhtar Pacha on Tuesday effected junction
with 80, 900 men under Musrapha Pacha near Bilek.
xoxrxSEcRIxs ABANDON mLEK.
Tho Montenegrns have abandoned the neighborhood
OF Bilck portion of their forces has been sent 10
the southern frontier.
POWERS APPKALEp
despatch from Berlin to the Daily Telegraph
represents that a panic prevails In Belgrade. The
populace vehcmcnty demand tho dismissal of NJ Ris-
TICS and that the Powers be appealed to to avert ruin
RUSSIA READY IN CASE EMERGENCY.
Positive advices come from St Petersburg that the
railways Russia have been preparing for the possible
transportation OF troops There is immediate dan.
Ger, however, OF Russian intervention.
Prince Milan is rsady TO negotiate or abdicate.
SRMcx MILAN 10 BE DKrHRoNED-MEDIATIoN
NOT 10 BH ACCEPTED IN THE CASE OF MON
TxNBoRo.
BRrssxrs August 0, 1875
The Independence Beige publishes special despatch
from Paris stating that the Turkish Ambassador there
denies tho statement tcegraphed to lie Temps from
Vienna that the Porte will accept the mediation OF the
Powers regarding Montenegro.
The Ambassador admitted that II was probably accu-
rate that the Porte had declined to negotiate with
Prince Milan, considering that no had forfeited his
rights aud ought be dethronod; that the integrity
ssrvta should be respected but the Porte would
probably occupy Belgrade and Kragujeratz The Am.
'bassador thought the Intervention Of the Powers n,
ehis time would DO premature
A NxwBPAPEB CORRESPONDENT ARRESTED BY
THE MoNTENEonINs.
RAarsA, August 0, 1870
Tho correspondent Of the Milan newspaper, II Pun
oeo, was arrested yesterday in the Montenegro camp
q Drisno. The Italian Consul has made representa-
siens 10 OBTAIN his release but yet without effect
y1ANC1, TURKEY AND THE sALoNrcA OUT
RACES.
PARIS, August o, 1875
Ths ofcia journal announces that the question be-
sween France and the Porte arising OF the outrag,
committed a. salonics, has been definitely settled
xHn TURKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATROCITIES