New-York tribune., 1876-08-05
CURRENT FOKEIGN TOPICS.

cavalry.
CURRENT FOKEIGN TOPICS
THE SERvIsN PRosPECTs.-At the time
whnn II was thought and when we SHARED tir
hope that the great Eastern crisis would be again al
jourcd added that The danger did not any
longer lie IN tAc lcllco-c dispositions Of the Govern
mcu'- hu in the dlnicuiy Oi retaining thc religious
and national passions aroused and kept up io more iban
year past Had The Herzegovina insutr'ction al TIE
beginning been !i 10 IT, own forces Turkey In spite OF
he. ItoIio. 'mulI.a-s sW'uts, would hayc easily sup
pressed u but 70 evidently supported from without
aud It Is owing o that oF' a.d mat u his tetn aoe
to hold ont. when England. in her tdrn appeared on
hc scene. 20 was rsGmyd that Eussd would ieel bound
the thing been possible But Goyclumen~ and diplona-
u,ts are not aIwal na.i ana L4i'H' VIII
haiucurd The Slave national aud religious movement,
excited aHd encouraged autng ID hpnh can o i"n2tr
mufr than a,v ctJguur and TIE loss q! L, throne
, ~ Iy , nc, f the :, ,,yc|na. pfr-ri. 20 take
ALL aud tr. ur opened IL is easy 10 Sy that the
prip. Milan r1uI avoid It, when the King ui Piedmont
went war AGAINST Auata. that was a." az un-
Gn hS t irr .i':ay focaa into it nnd.r rcnay ot
losing hi- position chief of the Italian nation II s'r-
Wa RENAME alone even with Montenegro. Herzegovina,
al the it I,ar forces OF Bosnia, she Nil not De- 'loHS
enough to cope Will tuc military organization @. lh'"'f
Mussg.mIn oppression lach l. cohesion. They Gctach
thcu,ls,- IIDscmeal lrum tic cohIueIlhs power odt
TGs in the prc.rut c3sc cryil cannot reckon on the
Resistance of the DJuuu ruo paiIt,s whith are also
q piiucc thn wishes 10 niaac him-'lt r".iyns point
Neither iya reckon ON Greece, VINO has hhl h'.
aroused tit enthusiasm Of Christian Europe shy he'is
aionf from thr present movement. aEd Considers 'i,,i
r yc.itap. incarnation and ultimate hciv -! the od
Empire ul TIE last ~i less can evryg ItchuH on lt
tynpaihI 81 Hungary, VII" - que 9' "ihei'iI &C.
and fIr whom triumph OF thc slaves Nyult ID, -t
5|..nf' | M o. Icy oi i ~ i,s i.nitu and n size ven
ilicl ilicl '.g cor. ,f VI m. I, ti's.. II i. ap,'t.
rou,ly because shc thuas that rte cannot bc
abandoned. aud thai Russia cannot give up E.r
rule a Power.
m,ut II Is tvuc. has dcs!rod % VIA rot interfere
with the interior quarlcis between the Porte nAA lt'
piuyiu,5 brt u has also added tAut u amp Other fo.c
power intervene, England "ul Doe Oouu 20 10 i,' Use
l0ui Derby said: "hobOly sipp0ses 'h't the lhiul"-
Of tIc Ottoman Empire under any form IS POSSIBLE
Of there exists permanent d,,Ai',.a' annlS tIe
Christian race. which Iori" ia Luf"cn l..N' Il Ma
ionty Too naHrfp.S nud 700 powerful by lArf n'ehl'
scncc 90 hc dominated merely by i"tc'. II' lS ryt
ecth uur bat il solves hol"'hF' am "hy p'o''' We
Necessity OF changing o., pg'-'nt stat" OF th"E- lEc
wHr o. u exists to-day inrHl-h domination t,n 1lS
maintain .,ll by force. II TIE l J"ut- age Victorious
they may obtain md pen icucr ou tc -u1tcr % - pa
rate admni,tr"A alli We tiJ'y l'hl :" lol,Hl l',>
H. the other hand. thcF are crashed ~ numbers iNd
discipline their t!ta' pn may We'll call iort"" iuirN,n-
uon Of iuc whole Of Eulopc.-tJohn LeInounc IN tile
journal dies Bcblts uari'l
THE ENGLISH EXPEDITION THRorGH CHINA
a correspondent OF me Ipi"oH DGity Ao-S. writing
from Ran -1on Eurmah, juno 10 announces tic at
rival OF Mr.. Gru-ycuors party, overland iton Shanghai
The Nuuwyur inquiry edition ha- don, i' work, and
h. nov ON sripruad ON ~ Way back CHINA 10 port
what ha. seen, dJac aId heard. - DOUBT To M'Ssis
rosyrupr i,g dui Davenport n Wi-, wilh all IT. IN
ryablr hard .pg, tnc whole Pheasant nAt wonder
mi ;ru Tl,y mus, layp seen fuucp th1t 30 European
except pcr.aIs Fr,nch 10 sluIaly or two, ey"rslw
before Thrt probably heard a good dcnl they lid not
believe, and they duuhdc-. ga iHr best 10 'a.iy our
their n. trurtiol.s. bur far ur.yrS the mystery
of l,nr larry, murder occurring the punishment OF
those responsible for tLIi outrage thti J'hnE hia
been al bul IN vain. From Huuhow ihCy di TIE
tourney mostly on foot. They describe tiis parl oi
their march az difficult aud uhinte'c'tns. TIC
old roads. still showing traces OF former cbccucy
have an fal.cn into dl.rcpaIr, and ~ many places
were wor.o taT no roads l"c Province OF luih'h' "a,
MIRA; bo cNrc,lcd afgr the ntcmcc.hc wars o
Winch II it, uccu the scene 20 years D. great
desert almost Gcprpuiacd, aHh tue pt"p.' VINO l'idh
arr miseby poor and without resources On the "h"lr
IN, Chinese uicils were a. Il 70 thcm and were not
moro shan ordinarily Obstructive IN tue matter oi trtt
m0nia Observance. At furtuioo nhd NomIen they
were assured tnui Mr.. MargHy had ucon cOtuai!N re-
ce.ycd and .stcd tnat Le had been cJhdu'it' to Tie
frontier and mat the oi,li. hd been careful 10 dre
themselves uf his arrival at Bhdmo; that alter TINS
they had heard that be had attempted to return anl !ad
been murdered by sIyaS"a before he reached 'h
nr.c territory. At MJuIru they bad Il collection "t
wr,tchcj Hiiimtn. whom TIC thineHe h1' ea!Sht "hu
were generously Tllus 60 Sung up, t'riPli''' "l'tH
bowel, Otherwise reader Unron nrahlclh cN'dU'h"
MIR. Marsary's death. llowoy.r' Hf Gr"s,rHpr "odd
have of tac,i seductive on'Fs lie ri's,'d ON 10
Manwybe and there be heard the same story over aE'h
M@a,vhIic Col Jrbb and his party consisting Of 200
Europeans Of the jIth A. rglmshi aud 100 Hr!'O III"
Madras Infantry arrived on the iroui'r' aad J2H.d thc
mission at MlaNyHc. As the escort arpfoWlti thc ~
ter Nlacfpr lt - rOtnus mOgc-31Er ol tic buthtse
OF the nc ,hborhood. who accompanied tAtin' ruu'
"1hcre 4, thc hot SPRING nat - iii} W,n. 9 T." & &sr'
and lnoro is the under which th'y E!l'd nm ana
that other Tree they hung uu ~ Ltil Lni, mI,S
within tho Chinese territory ana Just o''H"e M"""!o
SERyIl. AND GFS YCHERN tYEFF'S Position.
The alo..oJt route from scriitg CunsiantLOPic runs
from NsrI 40 suunIa thence 10 AdIauoIic ana thtuc"
10 Con ,tluou.. IlI' road p.ssrB through country
almost orily rich and pouulua hut Il S dHcdl ur
the passage troops account ot ~" rl-,s ul nuu-
t,l which cross te route between sophia ana IlupO'
pui.-d put % tho Balkan cha'h Wh!t! constitutes
series of lDYircscy Turkish defense. Inc iolis fo
lows the mountain torrents, which 40 many danger
os dcics. IL the Scryiggs GdNHnc mo Iurh!Nh 'til
for, urir first u.Hcuy VIII be az lciIuan. Bchini the
Burau- at igtIr BiAtroi~Z ~ ccht'ul1u poWCfIui
IrcyF q! Turkish troops. Tho f"ihut" OF iitul ny iHt
SyryiuHs probable cyrnD - not yet cohflhci II tfuc
s o tue highest strutc tIl nror,dr' 10 Tue aCfyl'
fof Is an excellent base Of operations on TIE river
Nislya. Toe OF the campaign drttHd' on N"h
Icu.rnIypM As haze lad no lcdlA Stils engage
cntr 1clcrniNrR - iD divided his corps ddline' INTO
small dcacnac.ts placed that by crCitOaS routes
they be concentrated srriiY oi any Uo'HiNc ion'
Thns moving pivot IN an inner circle, hc mas The
means ot dccc.yiug, narlssng, AMI lairuihg the en-
cny. No tell where 10 -. He hdS caused
rluOTs to be spread that he - W0lhd'l ana even o'tt
bnt the fact hc - In cOn,iaH, otcuchs nom one
division Oi ma army 10 another one oi tlc corps ddrtt
IA ia the field Th5 CONSISTS ol tlG IdNtSl ana
most inexperienced troops, VINO, Wl!ia sept III
rscrve helm, perfected thelr dSci1liu 1he rest
all M aiyancc, amt In fc" DAY We may ~ pect
decisive attack a point NISfc ltutiHiJth "iiI nave
apprehension uf annoyance un Ms icf fol thc gar
rsOu the Turkish towns. Prince AIllan o. whom III
has been said That nothing has "th h'dp mas ahch
command under IchcuaYc nnd llJhef command mas
been given 20 Russian stan oMc'r VINO wa win
Tchernaych In Kh0kand At Belgrade lhe Mihlsief q!
War T. fOTuing the 7ti division Ot infantry NoNSpurcf
correspondents Vigorously excluded, but te rue ~
not strictly enforced against the numerous Eussls In
the army Fall Mall Gazette.
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