The New York herald., 1876-07-11

session OF Bosnia and endeavor to destroy the
A GRAVE POSSIBILITY.
conflict between these Powers-Austria and
Russia-is feared, Notwithstanding Reuters asser-
ton that in Vienna the impression prevails that all
danger OF the war being extended beyond its pres
ent limits in Europe Is regarded as being avered.
coSNr ANDRAssYs HATRED OF THE sLAvs.
II is TO be hoped that the rumors of Count An
drassys dismissal may prove true for his hatred of
Russia and of the slavs in general unfit him for
the position of guiding Austria in this crisis,
TURKISH CENSORSHIP OF NEWS.
The following, sent by the correspondent Of the
Standard, throws some interesting light:-On official
news furnished by Turkey the press bureau informs
the public that all bulletins OF news from the seat OF
war which may be published by the newspapers,
either in the body OF the papers themselves or in
separate slips, and which do not bear upon
the face of them that they are communicated
by the Press Bureau must be liable to be regarded
as fictitious or at all events inexact The Porte
having thus done its best to cast doubt on all news
not circulated by itself, 1t has for two whole days
given no information whatever to the Journals,
alleging that it has nothing Of Importance to COM
muncate.
THE EFFECT.
The result OF this diotic proceeding is that count
less rumors OF disaster and Of the defeat Of the
Turks are in circulation, and that the markets are
much depressed.
rCHERNAyKFF's COMMUNICATIONS RNpAN-
aERED-ANorHER sERv1AN DEFEAT-PRE-
PAIRING TO TRANSFER THE sERvIAN CAPITAL.
PARIS July 10, 1870
The evening papers here publish the following do
spach:-
"SEMLry, July 10, 1875
"The Scrvnns are In a perilous position. Tcher-
nayefrs line Of retreat through the Nisava Valley is
endangered by Kerim Pacha and Osman Pachn Tho
Servian commander Stratini Rothwich has been de-
fcated at Ak-Paanka and has resigned his commission
The Servan headquarters in consequence of this
verso have becn transferred for safety to Parachin
Preparations also making transfer tho seat of
government to Kragujcwacz Fighting is now going
Nisch"
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE ON THE 6rH-Loss
OF THE sKIvIANs-GENERAL ZACH SAID TO
RAGrsA, July 10, 1876
Intelligence received here from Sclavonc sources
says that in the engagement between tho Turks and
Servians on tho 9th inst the Turks captured 450
kes and forty boxes OF cartridges Seven Turkish
talons participated in tho fight The Turkish General
Mehcmed Ali Pacha is at Granitza, on the Servian
frontier, half an hours march from Yavor
WOUNDED.
The Servian General Zach Is stated TO have been
wounded in the late engagement.
THE NEUTRALITY OF THE DANUBE.
BUCHAREST, July 10, 1875
The Primo Minister read IN the Roumanau
Chamber to-day a despatch announcing that Tur-
key had accedcd to Roumau,a's request for the
naturalization OF the Danube on tho condition that
Koumania must prevent the supply Of arms through
her territory to the Servians
Turkey also requires condition for the ncutraliza.
tion of the Danube that Roumania shall prevent the
formation Of armed bands within her borders 70 aid the
Sery ians.
HEBZE3OvINIAN MOHAMMEDANs Ar. - TO
MONTENEGRO FOR PROTECTION CONDITIONS
OF THE NEUTRALITY OF THE DANUBE.
VIENNA, July 10, 1874
Intelligence has been received from Herzogovinath
the Mohammedans of Nicscs, Prcsccka, Goransko and
Montenegro to protect their lives and property.
MOVEMENTS OF THE MoNTENKGRINs IN HERzE-
oovINA
VIENNA, July 10, 1874
II is reported from Herzegovina that the Montene-
grin army numbers $4,000. It has occupied tho road
between Kick and Stolatz, invested MEDIUM, and in
tends to surround Spuz and Stabablick. Its movo
ments are kept secret as far os possible.
THE EASTERN QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT
DEBATE ON THE TURKISH oUTnAGEs IN
BULGARIA.
LONDON, July 10, 1876.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon Mr. Disraeu
In reply question by Mr. jenkins, said that he had
hopes that the correspondence the Eastern question
would be ready to be presented to Parliament at the
beginning Of next week.
In reply to an inquiry Of Mr. Forster, Mr.. Dsracli
said the government had received nothing. further
sprcd. Mr. Foster, under motion for adjournment,
tho government He said he believed the re-
ports true aud desirable that the cou ntry
should know the governments policy. Messra Ash
Icy, Mundcla, Anderson and Watkins supported Mr.
Forster's position. Mr. Dsracli said'I do not deny
that there have been atrocities committed but believe
that tho report is exaggerated"
EGYPTIAN TROOPS STARTING Fon TURKEY
TCHERNAYEFF SAID TO BE BE RETREArrSo-
HOW THE CORRESPONDENTS WE'RE FIRED
UPON.
LONDON, July II, 1s7d
A despatch to tho Standard from Alexandria says
Egyptian troops starting yesterday for Turkey
It that IL 600 under orders for the
Turkish service.
rLcmEnSAYErF nzrRxAriyc.
special despatch to tho Estafefte reports that
TchernaycH is retreang towards tho Servian frontier
His army demoraIzed and there are rumors of his
dismissal
now THE CORRESPONDENTS WE'RE YRED
The Standards Paris correspondent says the report
is confirmed that one newspaper correspondent had
been killed and two wounded by tho Servians They