The New York herald., 1876-10-03

mOyement
completely failed, and the servans by noon were
driven back at all points with great loss They subse-
quentiy renewed the attack against the Turkish LEFT
three timss but every occasion repused with
great loss. The Turks having kept on the defensive
their loss was only $50 the wounded having been
brought in. Among the dead on the Servisn side are
many Russian oficera The officers had to drive the
ServiAn soldiers to the attack at the swords point"
THE RESULT FRIDAYS FIGHT
telegram TO the Times from Belgrade says . do
spatch from the headquarters OF the Army OF tho
Aorava announces that Friday the Turks from
Sehijegowatx attacked tho Ssrvians on two sides
The lighting continued all Friday. On Friday evening
both sides maintained their positions. Fighting was
resumed on Saturday. The Servians sustained
siderable loss The Russians displayed great bravery.
Two Servisn and thirty Russian officers killed.
-Four hundred Russians arrived at Belgrade on
day.
TURKEY READY ACCEPT PEAcE
Tho Same despatch says:-''A rumor has reached
Belgrade that Turkey will accept she peace conditions.
provided Servia bc made to do likewise"
VERY STARTLING, ~ True
special despatch from Berlin 10 the Times says that
considerable portions OF the Russian army have
ceived orders to be ready for immediate concentration.
The cavalry and field artillery foot
Ing, add the infantry are ready 10 march
THE CARS PLAN OF PRAcE-
Tho 7imes Berlin correspondent gives substantially
the OF the Cars letter the Emperor
Austria that gwen by its Paris correspondent and
published this morning. He also says:-"The Gar
proposes that serva shall retain her present ndepen
dcncs under Russian generals Notwithstanding tho
serious steps taken by her there q pretty general
conviction that Russia does not wish go The
Austrian answer will probably refer tho question OF
military occupation to the joint decision OF the guaran-
teeing Powers. In tho parley which preceded the
Cars letter the Russian dipomasts loft doubt
10 the kind OF independence they wished accorded to
the semi-Chrisan provinces Those provinces TO
be like Servia and Roumania-all but independent,
under Christian government supported by Christian
soldiers, having connection with the Porte except
financially"
TURKEYS THREAT TO RoUxAxA.
The Porte has threatened to hold Roumania responsi-
bio for permitting the passage through her territory
Of Russian volunteers The Roumanian Premier in.
tends shortly to proceed TO the Russian court
The Porte has informed its representatives abroad
that the Turks because Of the incessan attacks OF
Servians. will resume tho offensive.
The Paris correspondent OF tho Times, commenting
upon the Cars letter, says:-"A ought to in
II II kind ol moral pressure which Russia trying
to exert Tho universal wish and necessity for peace
are SO evident that Russia rightly thinks that the
Powers, to avoid the consequences of occupation will
impose conditions Turkey that they would not have
imposed fortnight ago.
PROSPECT BUrcHERE2
A despatch to the Times from Serajevo states that
1.500 armed Austrian Slavonians entered Bosnia ON
Saturday They are attacking the Mosems and inct-
ing the Christians 10 insurrection. The Turks are
marching against them from Banjaluka
NO ANSWER ERox THE PORTE
Rou Tai A
Constantinoplc, October 4 says:-.This morning the
Portes to tho peace propositions Of tho Powers
had not been given, but it Is expected hourly
An Ex rARrE STATEMENT
BELGRADE, Oct 2, 1875
An Official despatch says:-"Twenty thousand Turks
with forty cannon attacked the serviau army on Sat-
urday near Gredetin. They were completely repulsed
with heavy loss after twelve hours' nghting"
THE MoNr1NEaRINs STILL FOR WAR.
RAGrsA, Oct 2 1870
The Montcnegrin government is understood to be
prepared to terms OF peace based extern
sion Of territory. although the people favor continu-
ancs OF the war.
THE UNHAPPY CONDITION OF THE NORTHERN
arEEKs UNDER TURKISH RULE.
ATHENS. Oct 2. 1875
A meeting attended by 5000 persons has been held
here at which the intolersblo position Of the Greek
provinces Of Turkey discussed. proposal Tor
the augmentation Of the Greek army and navy
Enthusiastically greeted.
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR RETURNING TO CON-
sTANTINOPLE.
PARIS, Oct. 2, 1915
The Russian Teegraphic Agency reports that Gen.
eral Ignatcn, the Russian Ambassador at CONSTANT
nople who has been leave OF absence from his post
for time past, will leave the Crimes .e'.AS TO
assume his duties.