Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-11
Austria Opposed TO a Great Scryian
POwer-RuSsia Playing Double
Germany Demands the Freedom
OF the IardaneIles,
KILLED AND WOUNDED PRESS CoRRE-
SpONDERTg
sERvIAN pEFEArs AnMIrrEn

gro 10 lSObect bneir lives anu property.
sERvIAN DEFEATS ADMITTED.
BELGRADE, July I0.-Officisl intelli-
gence admit that the Servisn attack on
: Nova NaTOsch was repulsed, but claims
that the ServiRns captured the intTenched
camp near Jarinjs. They are now in.
vestIng NovitaZar and threatening Me-
trovits4.
GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED.
LONDON, July 1O.-The London o.
serUer contains Paris telegram 10 the
effect that the SeIvian dispatches an
nounce that a great bsttle is expected to
take place st Bslina. The war minister
: has superseded General Il lch, in c0nse-
quence OF his recent defeat.
THIRTEEN HUNDRED MEN KILLED ON
EACH SIDE.
RAGUsA, July 9.-Sclavonic sdvices
report that about thirteen hundred men
were killed on each side at the battle Of
SleniZa. A considerable body of insur-
gents are marching on Kleck, Turkish
seaport on the Adriatic, to prevent the
landing Of Turkish troops there.
MOVEMENTS OF TURKISH FORCES.
! ATHENS, July I0.-The government
has received 8. telegram from ScslvOnica
stating that the Turkish troops left that
place suddenly to reinforce the army
near MetrovitZa, as the Servians are ad-
vsncing thither, and an interruption OF
communication between army and Scls-
vOnica is feared.
NEUTRALITY OF THE DANUBE.
BUCHAREST, July 10.-The prime
minister read in the Roumanisn CHAM
Der to-day a dispatch announcing that
Turkey had acceded to RoumRnia's re-
quest for the naturalization Of the Dan
ube, on condition that RoumaniR must
prevent the supply Of arms through her
territory to the Servians.
sERvIAN LOSSES.
LONDON, July "a dispatch to the
| Daily NeaOS, from Belgrade, summing
up the operations Of the last eight days,
says: Pbe Servisns have fought ten
actions and lost five thousand men.
! During the attack of General Olympics
on Belini, the Turks massacrad all the
| christian ,inhabitsnts. The Bulgarian
instruction is reported spreading
widely"
RESULT OF THE REICHSTADT INTER
VIEW.
LONDON, July "A Vienna despatch
to the Daily Telegraph says it is re-
ported that the result OF the Reichstadt
Interview are as follows: Common in
tervention is possible under certain Cir
eumstsnces. The idea Of preserving the
same status as before the war, under all
circumstances Is abandoned, and Rus.
STA formally renounces the idea Of sep
aTate action.
THE SERVIAN ARMY ALMOST ANNIHI-
LATED BY The TURKS.
NEW YORK, July 10 "A special from
London Gays that General Zach's force
Of Servians was almost annihilated by
the Turks at Sleniza. Turkish women
fired from the windows upon the Ser
vians. -Four thousand men left Belgrade
for the frontier Saturday, and all the
large guns have been transported to the
fortress. Torpedoes are to be placed in
the Danube, the Turkish feet having
passed the Iron Gates.
ALARMING RUMoRs AT BELGRAD.
LONDON, July 10.-The Standard has
a special from Belgrade stating that two
hundred and sixty more wounded sol
diers had arrived there. Alarming ru-
moTs were current. 1t was said that |
General Zach's army was almost totally |
destroyed. Wsr-Minister Mikolich had |
taken General Zach's command in per |
son. The wounded soldiers who had ar
rived at Belgrade from the Drina army |
stated that one thousand Servians were |
wounded at Bjelins.
THE DANUBE QUESTION.
LONDON, July 9.-The Standards
Berlin special says that 1t is said the fol- |
lowing points were discussed at the |
Reichstadt: The Danube question, Aus.
trials demand, opposing the formation |
of q opraQf SoFUian and tho intar-
ference, at the proper time, in favor Of |
an armistice.
The morning Posts Berlin dispatch |
says that Prince GorUschakoff and |
Count Andrassy have teiegraphed |
Prince Bismarck that tue result of the |
interview Of emperors: at Reichstadt ia |
that Assiria is opposed to the aggrsn- |
dzement of Servis, and Prussia de-
mands the free passage Of the Darda-
nelles.
The Tumor of the capture OF Neve-
sjgne is contradicted.
CURRENT REPORTS, RUMORs, ETC.
LONDON, July "a dispatch to the |
Times, from Sermony, reports that five |
thousand Servians have succeeded in |
crossing the river Timok, and have en-
tered Bulgaria.
All is quiet in Herzegovina.
The movement OF the Montenegrins |
on Mostar is probably feint to cover |
the actual march of the MontenegTin |
forces by way Of Piva, to cooperate |
with General Zach.
A dispatch to the Times from Vienna, |
says that Servia has given full sstisfsc-
ton for the outrage on the Austrian |
steamer.
After leaving Reichstadt, the ear, |
while at Aussig, where the train stopped |
a short time, conversed with member |
Of the reichrath, and lin reply to re-
mark on the necessity Of preserving |
peace, the car remarked that he retired |
from the interview at Reichstadt highly |
satisfied.
WAR NEWS FROM FRENCH SOURCES.
PARIS, July lO.-The journal dec De. |
bats has a special from SemliD, q from |
tier town Of Austria, in which it is said |
that the defeat Of the Serviats under |
General Olympics, is officially admit
ted.
The Turkish forces have crossed the |
river Drina, and all the troops encamped |
at Belgrade consequently started imme- |
diately for the frontier, and the last Te-
serves have been called ont.
Prince Milan has retired to Tjuprijs.
The Journal DIES DebGtS also has q |
special from Vienna, in which il is |
stated that the dispatches recently pub.
lished from Sclavonic sources are un-
founded, except one-the only success |
of relative Importance gained by Geuer- !
al Tchernyeff The SerYians every |
where have been defeated. It is no |
longer believed here that the wsr can |
result favorably to the ServiaDs. Other |
advices received at Psrls are equally IN
favorable to the SsrviaDs.
A decisive engagement is imminent |
near Nish between General Tchernayeff |
and the principal Turkish army, under |
0Jman Pash. II the SeTvians are again |
defeated in an important battle, It is |
thought probable that they will organize |
q guerilla warfare, in order to exhaust |
the Turks and procure European inter- |