The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-07
.ro1'RE1rsH AFFAHns.
The Esstcrrs war.

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Il LONDON, September 9. No further new:
has been received from Tchernaveff,s Ser
4 Wan army. ~
"A Belgrade telegram says communicative,
with the position ON the Moravia appears to
be in great disorder. The Minister OF War
has not had a word from Tehernayef him
sell for two days. - zs:; 3. y 4
IL is reported that the Turkish force is
marching upon Kretzuie the former
Servian capital, where there are some i'm
portant Government works.
An official Servian dispatch, dated yester-
day evening, reports that the Turks have
crossed the Morayia between Alexinatz and
Deligrad. Is claims, however, that the Ser
Wan positions are maintained. Both Turk
ish and Serviar bulletins announce battle
near Noribazas. The SerYisns say the army
OF Yoyor, under Colonel Antitiieh, repulsed
the Turkish attack, while the Turks say the
Servians were defeated and fed, leaving 700
on the feld dead.
In Montenegro hestilities have been
opened in the northwest and southeast vig-
orously.
A Reuter- dispatch, dated Augusta, yes
terday, 4lys the Montenegrins attacked
Moukhtar Pasha ON Tuesday morning, and
that fiereely contested battle was in pro-
gress when. the report was dispatched.
Moukhtar's army had Just been reinforced
by ten battalions under Faud Pasha, and
was believed to number 10000.
On the southeast Dervich Pasha marched
upon the territory Of Kaci yesterday in
force. Prince Nicholas is in that neighbor-
hood.
LONDON, September GA Times special
from Vienna says: 4
"English influence at Constantinople has
greatly weakened since the declaration that
England would not support Turkey against
Russian interference. Austria is now look
ed upon as the Power whose interests COM
pei her to oppose such step on the part OF
Russia, and consequently Count Itchy, the
Austrian ambassador, now occupies the eX-
ceptional position OF power which Mr.. Ell
lott, the British ambassador, recently held.
In the meanwhile the Turks, who are by no
means discouraged, have great faith in their
own military power.
"The demand for an armistice presented
by the foreign ambassadors on Monday has
not vet been answered, rs the decision must
be taken in council and receive the sanction
OF the Sultan"
The Patl-MaN Gazette has a special from
Berlin which says Turkey, through her am
bassadors at the European courts, has de-
cidedly refused to grant the armistice de-
manded on Monday, but expresses her will
lingpess to treat for peace.
MR.. GLADSTONE ON THE BULGARIAN OUTRAGEs.
LONDON, September Ga pamphlet by
Mr.. Gladstone entitled Bulgarian Horrors
and the question OF the East" has been issued.
He says: 60 1t ia urgent in addition Of the
termination Of the war, first, to put an end
to the anarchial misrule, plundering, and
numbering which still desolates Bulgaria;
second, to make cfFectual provision against
its recurrence by excluding the Ottoman
Government from administrative control
not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but
above all in Bulgaria; third, to redeem by
these measures the power Of the British
name, which in the deplorable events Of the
year has been more grayely compromised
than | have known it in any former pc
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