Evening star., 1876-09-06
Telegrams to The Star.
VERMONT ELECTION.
Republican Majority $4,000.
TROUBLESOME RED MEN.
Agency Indians Turbulent.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Turks Across the Morava.
They Won't Grant an Armistice
Fighting in MONTENEGRO.
TENNESSEE GOVERNORSHIP,
Speech Of the Oolored Candidate.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
massachusetts, and Connecticut,
Fighting in Montenegro.
TENNESSEE GOvERNORSHIP.
Speech Of the Oolored Candidate,
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS,
massachusetts, and Connecticut.
THE TURKISH WAR.
Com nm u ntcalfOns Interru>fed


says communication with position on the
Morava appears TO be In great disorder. The
nlhlster mn or war has not had a word from
Tchernayeh himself for two days. 1t is
reported that Turkish force is marching
directly upon kraqujevatZ, the former Ser
Wan capital, where there are important gov.
The Turks Across the Morava.
AN ofnclai Servian dispatch datet yester-
DAY evening reports that the Turks have
crossed the Morava between Alexinatz ana
Delegiad. II claims, however. that the Ser
wan positions are maintained. Both Turk
Ism and Servtan bulletins announce battle
on the side Of Noyebazar. The Servlans say
the army OF the Yavar, under Col. Antitch,
repulsed Turkish attack, while the Turks
say the Servians were defeated and fied,
leaving 200 dead on the field.
Fighting I'm MOnteneSrO
In Montenegro hostiIItIes nave been
opened, both Ia the northwest and south
west, and vigorously, according to the ac-
counts received, A Reuter- dispatch, dated
Ragusa yesterday, says the MonteuegrIns
attacked Morkhtar Pasha on Tues tay morn
Ing. A hercely contested battle was IN pro
gress when the report was dispatched.
Morkhtars army had just been reinforced
by ten battalious under Fua1 Pasha, and II
was believed TO number 80 600 men.
Lively Times I'm the Southeast Also.
On the southeast Dervish Pasha marched
upon the territory of kuct yesterday in
force. PriL ce Nicholas is in the nei.hbor-
mood and the Times CORES spondent at Get
tinge telegraphed yesterday that a great
be shortly expected about Spauss.
The Position OF tile Great Powers
A Tunes special from Vienna says:-"Eng-
lish influence on Constantinople has greatly
weakened since the declaration that Eng
land would not support Turkey In case OF
Russian interference. Austria is now looked
upon as the power whose interests compel
ner 10 oppose such q step on the part of Rus
sia, and consequently Count Zichy, the Aus
trian embassador, now occupies the excsp.
tioIal position which Mr. Elliott, the British
ambassador, receDtly held. Meanwhile the
Turks, who are by no means diseugaged
bave great faith in their own military DO ger
The demand FOR An armistice presented by
the foreign arm basssdors has not vet been an.
swered, as the decision must be taken in
tiOn."
They Wont Grant an Armtstfce.
The Pail Mall Gazette has q special from
Berlin which says-"Turkey, through her
an bassadors AT foreign courts, hiss decidedly
refused 10 grant the armistice demanded on
for peace"
Gladstone ON the Eastern War.
LONDON, Sept Ga pamphlet by Mr.
Gladstone, entitled Bulgarian Horrors and
He says: cit is urgent In addition to the ter
m1nation OF the war, first, TO put an end to
aparch1cal misrule. plunderiDg and murder
oeI,ng, Wnlcn still desolate Bulgaria; sec
oDd, 70 make enectual provision against its
recurrence by excluding the Ottoman gov
ernment from administrative control not
OuIy AZ DOSuiuB auO nerZcSOvlQla, but ABOVE
all In Bulgaria; third, to redeem by these
measures the honor OF the British name
which, In the deplorable events OF the year
has been more gravely compromised than
have known 1t In any former period.o Mr.
Gladstone says he Is still desirous to see
the territorial integrity of Turkey upheld, ,
though that desire should not be treated as
paramount to still higher objects of policy
As an old servant OF the Crown and state he
entreats his countrymen to require and in
s1st that the government, which has been
working In one direction. shall work in the
other, and shall apply all its vigor To concur
with the other states of Europe in obtaining
the extinction OF Turkish executive power
In Bulgaria. Mr.. Gladstone concludes with
an appeal for an organized collection and
distribution OF relief 10 the Bulgarisns.
Britain and Bulgaria.
LONDON. Sept. Cat a meeting held at
plymouth last night to protest against the
Bulgarian atrocities, q speaker said a COM
uniCat1on had been sent to Lord Derby ex-
pressing regret at the absence OF any official
declaration that the apparent apathy of Mr.
Elliott, British ambassador at CONSTANT :
nople was undergoing investigation. and n
substanttated would be appropriately dealt
with, 10 which Lord Derby replied as fol-
lows Your friends may be assured that
10 efforts will be spared by her majssty's
government TO ascertain the exact truth as
regards the occurrences In Bulgaria and 1T
will be ready, in common with other powers.
To take such action upon them as justice may