Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-13
The Bashi.BazOuks Numbering Men,
Women and Children Indiscrim-
inately-Egyptian Troops
1a1 TO the Front.
TIE TURKISH FLEET AT WORK

BELGRADE, July ia Turkish gum
| boat has hombsrded NOyOcelo, which
was preyiouslycsptuted by the SerVisps.
| Some houses were igDited.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE TO BE PRE-
SERVED.
VIENNA, July Il 1t is stated that
Russia viii not take any steps In the
eastern Question; consequently the gen.
eral peace Of Europe is to be preserved.
sEBvIANs ABOUT TO CRAVE AMNESTY.
LONDON, July 12.-The 7eyegraph's
Paris special says: 81 hear on very
trustworthy authority that the Ssrvians
are about to crave amnesty through the
intervention OF Russia"
EGYPTIAN TROOPS FOR CONSTANTINE
PIE.
ALEXANDRIA,, July 12.-The royal
yacht Mahornssu and steamers GaEbich
and Rshmanich have sailed for Con-
stantinople with thirty-six hundred
troops. More are going soon.
CRUSHING DEFEAT TO sERvIAN ARMS.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Standards
Vienna dispatch Gays the Turkish tele.
grams report that General Tchernayef
has suffered crushing defeat, and fled
to Servia in disorder. The report is I'M
confirmed.
a sERVIAN ACHIEVEMENT.
BELGRADE, July LIT is officially
stated that the Servians have captured
Little Zanornic, the defenders consisting
of two bsttal IONS of regulars and large
force Of Bsshi Bszouks. Loss, two hun
dred killed and many wounded.
A CART. LOAD OF HEADS OF MURDERED
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
LONDON, July 13.-The Daily NeWS'S
Belgrade special says it is stated that
the Bashi-B 1zOuk', in the district vi
Bulgaria, boAsLfulIy paraded cart-Ioad
of heads Of murdered women and chill
dren.
SERVIAN LOSSES IN NINE DAYS.
LONDON, July l2.-The Ielegroph'8
Vienna special says a moderate calcula-
ton shows that SeIvia in nine days has
lost five and one half per cent. of her
forces. There is considerable discOur-
sgement in Belgrade. We may hear any
day OF armistice proposals.
TURKS DEFEATED BY MoNTENEGRINs.
RAGUssA, July 12.-Sclavouic ad-
vices announce that q force of five
thousand Turks attacked the villages Of
Keigueze and TeChzl on Monday. Tie
Turks were defeated and driven to
Murity, where thsy embarked in steam-
ers on the lake of s, utGri. The Turks
lost four hundred and the MOntenegrins
one hundred men. The latter captured
a convoy OF prisoners.
ENGLAND TO BE URGED TO STRICT NBU-
TRALITY.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Daily Ns1OS
says that the Earl of Derby has con.
scented to receive deputation on Fri
day, including many members Of par
Lament, who pres 9nt memorial urg-
ing strict ns u!rality on the eastern qpes-
ton. Gladstone having declined to pre-
side at public meeting on the same
subject, the Earl of SALISBURY will pro-
baby be invited.
RUSSIA DETERMINED ON NON-INTFR.
vENTION.
PARIS, July 12.-The Temps says:
The Russian ambss gador and Grand
Duke Constantine had an interview
with NJ. Theirs to. day. What there
TRANSFERRED shows Russia is determined
to uphold non.interventiOn, and an en-
desvor to induce Turkey to exercise
moderation, when her honor is satisfied
by some important triumph.
sERvIA'S FATE DEPENDS UPON PRESENT
MOVEMENTS.
PARIS, July II The Temps has a
special from Semlip, which summarizes
the Serviaus' situation. All depends on
General Tchernayeff, who, with the best
S9rViantrOops, appears to intend turn
ing the flank OF the Turkish army, by
advancing along the road between Pr
erot and Akpalanka. The statement of
Tcbernayeff g retreating is discontinued.
The town of Psrstchin has been decor
ated to receive Prince Milan.
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT.
RAeUsA, July 12-Turkish advices
received here state that an engagement
had occurred at Podgoritzs between two
battalians of Turkish regulars, assisted
by volunteers, and five thousand Monte
negrins. The latter were driven from
their Notifications, losing four hundred
killed and four hundred wounded, in
Guiding thirty officers. The Turkish
loss was only thirty-siX. Reuters tele-
gram company has a Scutari dispatch,
however, stating that the firing was
audible throughout Monday. The Turks,
in the direction OF Padgoritza, endesv-
ored to reopen the road to MEDIUM, but
the attempt apparently failed. There
was fighting throughout the day at Ker-
mttZ, OF the west side Of Lake ScutsTi.
The Turks suffered considerable loss.
Many of the wounded are arriving here.