The New York herald., 1876-07-04

the seat Of war Negotiations between the Porte and
the insurgents had terminated Tns papers would DO
presented 10 the House then discussion would DO
justified He, however could not present some Of the
documents without consulting foreign governments
DISCUSSION.
Mr. Jenkins LIBERAL attacked the governments for Its
retcence and dwe the anxiety oithc country in the
mattcr
He moved adjournment OF the House
Mr. Dlsrae deprecated the discussion Of the question
without the Official documents being before the House
upon the diplomatic gossip OF the newspapers. He said
the time had arrived discussion. but only when the
papers before the House.
Mr.. John Bright blamed Mr. Disraen for not making
. statement informing the country OF his policy He
protested against policy OF for the maintenance
OF Turkey. He declared that the Crimean war was un
justly commenced, unfortunate In progress and gno
minious its end, and concluded by saying that the
majority Of the nation wanted neutrality.
Sir Henry WolG conservative, deprecated hasty dis
cusson and stated that he supported the course Of the
government (Cries of "what courses'D
Mr. Fawcctt LIBERAL demanded to know tho policy Of
the government
sue debate now became very animated, and tho
aH.Quis of Harrington wished to discontinue it
air. Disrael said the government publish
ndentia correspondence without njuring the public
service.
Mr.. jenkins then withdrew his motion for ad-
journmens, and the subject dropped.
FIRST GAIN FoR THE TURKs-sERyIANs SAID TO
HAVE BEEN ROUTED.
LONDON, July s-Midnight
despatch TO the Reuter- Telegram Company from
widdin reports that the Turks havc captured some
servan cntrenchmcnts Zuicar, and the Scrvians
fed, leaving 1000 killed, wounded and prisoners
TIE BRITISH PUzzLE
Reuter- telegram from Paris denies the tauth Of the
report Of the Paris correspondent OF the London Tnes
that England had proposed meeting of the represen
atives OF the European Powers watch the conflict in
Turkey.
vKAycE
Le Aoniteur also gives direc. contradiction 10 the
Vienna despatch In the Times of yesterday to the effect
that France had taken the first step towards common
the part Of the European Powers restrain
Serva
Le Temps expresses the opinion that the great
Powers will observe neutrality lor the present; but it
appears probable they will appoint commissioners
who, after the first encounter will endeavor to induce
tho combatants TO suspend hos,tes
HUNGARIAN AID
Union reports that the Hungarian General
Klapka has undertaken reorganization Of tho Turkish
army
OPINION RussIAs NEUTRALITY.
In the House of Lords last night the Earl OF Derby
in reply to question IRON Lord Camperdown, said
there was reason 10 suppose that Russian officers
bad entered the Servan army with the consent by
the authority Of the Russian government
THE DAY OF BATTLE
The Standards correspondent at Paris writes Mill
tary here think the decisive encounter mast tako
place within week in the neighborhood Of Nitsch.
The Standards Vienna despatch says the Turks have
only 80 900 in Nitsch but we'll fortified herc1
TURKISH NOTION
despatch to the Standard, dated Constantinople
July l, that Hobart Pasha had sailed for
Smyrna with feet OF eight first rate -cads four
wooden frigates and two espatch boats 1t sup
posed that the Turkish government apprchends dis
turbances in Crete, and wish have fleet near the
island