Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-27
THE EASTERN BROIL.
Germ an and Austrian Newspapers in
Controversy I'm Criticism Ofthe POSI-
tfOns Of their Respective Govern
m snts toward Turkey.
An Armtstfee Generally COnceded-Dis Is
tress In HOntenegr0-Sensati
RumOrs COntradicted.
General IehernayeR Completely 1T
Variance with the Turkish Minister
Of war, and beyond Control

BELGRADE, October 28 General Novazlof
has asked for reinforcements for the ServiRn
army Of the IBar, and Colonel Becker has
been ordered there with fresh troops. An
official bulletin says that the Tuik ks on Tues
day, made desperate attempt TO break Gen.
eral Noyszlotfs lines, but were repuis ID with
great slaughter.
BRUSSELS, October 26-Adyices received
here from Vienna represent that the position
OF Count Andrsssy, minister Of foreign affairs
for the whole empire, and Herr Tissa, Hun
garlan premier, are precsrious. The students OF
the University OF Pesth, who have been for
hidden by the police 10 make the cOntem
plated forchlignt demonstration In honor OF
the Turkish consul, have determined 10 dis
regard toe prohibition. No conflict, however,
Is apprehended.
BERLIN, October GA controversy has
arisen between the German and Austrian
newspapers in conseq Of the latt RS
criticisms Of GeTmanys attitude. The Ma
tOadl ZefttIaO TO day, replying to aH article in
the PeSthe Lloyd, says the attitude of the Hun
garian press only tends TO confirm Germany 8
eau ious reserve and TO justify its expediency.
BUCHAREsT, October 26.-The Roumsnisn
chambers have been convOKed in eXtraordlnR-
~ session the second Of November next.
LONDON, October 25.-Leonsrd Aublain'
the Belgian who escaped from the Ostend and
Brussels railroad after numbering the of1cer
in who e custody he was, has been arrested.
1t is believed an understanding viii
be reached on the question Of an ar
sian ambassador, will have another
private audience with the sultan on
Saturday. Advices from Tells say that the
Turkish consul-generai and his wife, whose
assassin nation was announced yesterday, were
murdered Oy robbers. Ru ussia is making ev'
cry effort to discover he murderers.
Datz aud Deligrad. The Montene.
grins have cut Mukhtar Pasha's COM
munication with TrebiDje and invested
Niesics. Great distress prevails in Montene-
gro, Notwithstanding the military successes,
because o. the necessity of maintaining a
large number OF refugees. II Is reported that
there are eleven thousand houseless refugees
dying OF starvation in the mountains around
Deligrad
The Marquis OF Harrington, the leader
of the liberals, has returned 10 London
from Turkey. Yesterday he spoke at a pri-
vRte meeting of the liberals, and advocated
the immediate cOnvocation OF parliament
The marquis indicated his intention TO oppose
the policy Of the government and support g
modified autonomy in the christian provinces
of Turkey.
CONsTANTINOPLE, October, &c. - The
PhdTd du BoSphOTe publishes the text of The
speech delivered by General Ignatief, the
Russian ambassador, on presenting his ere.
dentists to the sultan. General ignatieH said
that the car understood the difficulties of this
situation, and although he did not dissimu.
late his sympathy for Turkeys SclRvOnic sub.
jscts, l. e trusted that the existing difficulties
would be removed, SO that the sultan might
improve the condition of his subjects. The
sultan replied in similarly conciliatory
str ain. He hoped the czar would contribute
toward facilitating reforms.
The correspondence of the North German
Gazette, from st Petersburg, denies the more
alarming reports, such as those OF the concen'
tration of large forces on the Turkish fr0ntter,
and the calling out of the reserves. The
writer says that the army is not yet on a wal
footing, aud only preliminary measures are
taken, go that in case of need a considerable
army could be in readiness without delay.
LOSDON, October ga Times correspond
ent at Belgrade says! "Fhe depression here
continues. 1 cannot keep thinking we are al
the begi 1n1ng of the end. If the RussO-Ser.
Wan army Is lett unasslsted the TURKS
will assnredly reach Belgrade; they
However, unless an armistice is concluded
General Tchernayef will certainly fight "a
the last. There is scarcely any reason to doubt
that the Selvian government have lost sll
control over TcbernRyeh, VINO is completely
at variance with the minister OF war.
LONDON, October 26.-The Standards dis
patch from Raguea says that the complete
failure of Dervish Pasha's recent attack on the
southern frontier of Montenegro ends the CAM
paign for this year. as the winter season has
G c)mmenced. MOukht8r Pasha will shortly
withdraw TO Trebinje. The plain around Ire
binie is completely flooded. and D5rvish
Pasns's army is thoroughly demoralized
An the Catholic Albanians who Joined the
Turkish standard have returned home, and
refuse to Ielinquish the arms supplied them
bv the Turks The Asiatic volunteers have
peremptoriIy demanded to be discharged.
The Posts Berlin dispatch states that Rou'
mania has given assurances that her military
measures are intended for no other purpose
than ordinary autumnal practice. The six
weeks armistice, with the prospect OF pro-
lon cation OF subsequent arrangement, is now
reported to be secured.