New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-28
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,aci,v and misconoeption Of the TuIkisn

oa,.oi,y ana misconception Of the Turk
Today a battle is progressing on tn
Timok river. There are 10 details:
Another dispatch to Reuters Telegram
Compsuy Gays Servia has authorized tn
Sienor Carrizzoni and Cera:i, the latter al
aid -de-camp of Garibaldi. are forming al
Italian legion. The strength Of the ServlaI
army is 5000 men and $50 guns, including
one battery Of krupps guns and htteeI
bronze pieces. The ServiaD artillery OH
GERS are superior to the Turkish army. bul
the Servian army is deficient in infantry OF
fcers Russian officers and surgeons art
arriving at Belgrade daily.
The Pal Hall Ga-tttc's special from Ber
lin saws the Emperor William has earnestly
impressed the Prince bt Roumsnia with the
importance or maintaining peace; turkey
has demanded Of Roumsni6 the observance
of strict neutrality, and has complained
that munitions of war are trapsmitteo to
the Servians through Roumanian territory
The Roman Catholics Of Bosnia have sub
scribed considerable amount OF money Aol
Turkeys war expenses.
The Servians, with six cannOns, cfosseo
the Timok. near Byegova An engagement.
is expected to-day.
A disguised Turk was arrested at Gia-
dGva. He had several packages, wflcn u
is supposed were intended Tor poisoning
Servian wells. .
Crete, Greece and Ropmanla. Where the
Tu,ks, have commenced war, which it is
believed will not be localized, They ex-
pect hostili'ies with Russia
The Turkish commander at hleck has
three DAYS armIstice His offer to snrren-
der with the honors OF war were refused:
The retirement Of the MoItenegrlns
within their own territory seems confirmed
The Times Ragusa and Vienna cores
pouderts conclude that the MontenegIins
are Withdrawing from MOstar, in order to
cooperate with the Servians.
The Tetcgruph'S Berlin special says pre-
parations are making to mobilize the whole
army.
Tie Ielcgyaph's Vienna special Gays: 1T
is said the Turkish ambassador here has
confdentially stated that the Porte de-
clsres that some OF the most important OF
ROumanas demands are inadmissable. He
refuses to discuss the cession Of the mouth
of the Danube, as that question equally
concerns the other powers"
The DGily Ne,cS' Ragusa special says: "A
private letter from MOstar announces that
the Montene grins we're retiring to their
own frontier after attacking Neresinje."
The News' Vienna special says: st is ru-
mored he>e that q majority Of tho Sofas
Pashs to resign. Murad and the ministers
have agreed that the resignation shall take
place at the close OF the ServiRn war. The
Sultan's brother is mentioned "a his sue
CessOr"
The Times Ragusa dispatch says: The
whereabouts OF the Prince Of Montenegro
are unknown either at MOstar or here
1t is believed that the battle fought q few
days since, at Banzsria, where 5000 Monte
negrips attacked Turkish post, and were
repulsed with heavy lOee. was fought to
cover the withdrawal Of the main Monte
negrin army.
Renters Telegram Company have a dis
patch from Lembin stating that disagree
ment occurred between General Tchernay of
and Prince Milan's staff General Scher-
nayoff advised that Prince MilaDs head
quarters be transferred to Alexinatz. The
staff objected that it would expose Prince
Milan to the enemy's fire.
The Nlontenesrins Fall Back TO a New
VIENNA. July 27.-The Political Cores
po,,9enCc says the Mcntenegrins, in conse-
guence of their defeat on the twenty-third
instant. retreated to Korits, and are con-
centrating ct Krestae, where fresh en-
gagement is expected.
ServiaD DissensiOns.
PARIS, July 1.-THE papers here publish
special dispatches from Semlin to the effect
that the Servian situation is aggravated by
the plots of the adherents of the pretender
KarageOrgewitch. A proclamation from
himself is placarded in
Belgrade.
Actions in which the Turks were Beaten. |
BELGRADE, July 27.--The following lie !
official: The Turks attempted to cross the |
river TimOck, which forms the eastern |
boundary Of Servia, at Urasongnabe, on
Wednesday, but were repulsed with heavy |
loss. On the twenty-fourth, General An |
itch completely defeated Pervisch Pacha |
near DugapoGana. General Antitch has
been appointed commander-in-chiefo Of the |
lbar army, in place Of General Zach who is i
nvaiided,