The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-26

THE BASIS OF THE ANTE-BxLLUM STATUS
BELGRADE, August 25, 1875
At the conference last night between Prince Milan
and tho foreign consus the latter urged peace. Tho
Prince declared his readiness to conclude peace
basis Of the ante bellum status
GERMANY TO WATCH THE CONDUCT OF THB
TURKS IN THE FIELD.
LONDON, August Is, 1915
despatch to tho Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin
says Germany has decided to send officer to the
Turkish headquarters report any further crueies
The Porte refuses to grant armstice until the pro-
um,nares for peace settled.
TCHERNAYEFF CLAIMS GREAT VICTORY.
LONDON, August 25 1870
The special despatch of the Daily News from Bel.
grade says:-General TchcrnaycG has telegraphed to
Prince Milan that the servans great victory on
Thursday.
TACTICS
General Horvatovch abandoned tho pursuit Of the
Turks Tresbaba and attacked the of tho Turkish
right wing Tchernayen the same time attacked
the Turks IN front
TURKISH
The Turks were routed with loss, according TO
TohernayeG IS DESPATCH of u.s. 100 killed. wounded and
prisoners.
RUSSIAN oyFIcERs KILLED.
Thirty-one Russian officers were killed In this
battle.
SERIOUS COLLISIONS BETWEEN THE TURKS AND
GREEKs-A CHRISTIAN TRIBE TO AID THE
MUSsULMEN.
LONDON, August 20, 1870
The Standards correspondent at Rome telegraphs
despatch has been received there from Athens,
dated August "a announcing that revolt has broken
out In Argyropos. and that armed bands are forming
In Albania, Thessaly and Epirus
The Courier dc France has q despatch from Vienna
10 the effect 1t adds that the Mussulman Alba
mans having pagcd the suburbs OF Janina, the Rus
sian Consul demanded justice OF tho Governor, who
refused The Consul and rich Greeks then organized
an armed force Of volunteers aud combat has already
taken place at Prcvcsa between tho Greeks and Turks
A despatch TO the Standard from Podgortza reports
that the Prince of the Mrides has promised to assem-
bio bis Christian followers to the number Of 1000 and
assist the Turks. The Miridtcs powerful tribe Of
Roman Catholic Abanans, dwelling between Lake
Scutari and Podgoritza.
Since the beginning of the war the Turks and Mon.
tenegrins have been competitors for their aid This
alliance is supposed to DO the result of order from
the Vatican.
PEACE PROSPECTS pAMPRNED THE sKRvIAx VICTORY
Belgrade telegram to the Times says 1t is almost
that the Is about at ond. Tho Scrvians
ignorant OF the fact that their Is suing
for peace The OF TchcrnayeHs victory is spread
ing like wildnre and there great rejoicing The
ut this time is important, as will
be madc of by tho war party, but It may help
Serv,a TO better terms Important diplomatic
action the part Of the great Powers and armis
tice between Turkey and Scrvia may be expected i'm
mcdiacly.
Turkey will ask for the permanent occupation her
troops OF certain Scrvian fortrcsscs and . In
dcmnity.
THE sULrAN's
special despatch from Therapia represents that
tho persons surrounding the Sultan dctcr-
mined that tho state Of his health shall not he
known. Dr. Lcidcrsdorf in his report to the Turkish
government says the Sultan is suffering from purely
nervous complaint The correspondent adds that the
truth Of the matter is that Murad's brain is crnzcd
and tho man is wreck. Ho Is kept
In stric. sccuson and left alone. The country
Is really without head DR.. Ledcrsdorf is almost a
prisoner the palace and is denied communication
with his frlonds.