The New York herald., 1876-07-24
THE KHEDIVE AND THE JUDGES.
Remarkable Success of the Citv
of Paris Loan.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

AGRIEMzNr BETWEEN THE EMPERoHs AT
Observation-Disclosures IMPOSSIBLE
RouMANIAs DEMAND DECLARED UNREAsoN-
MISREPRESENTATION OF A RUSSIAN scLA-
voNIc SOCIETY.
LONDON, July 23 1876.
Tho Obserrers Berlin special says:-At the Salz-
burg interview the Emperors William and Francis
Joseph agreed that the maintenance OF the policy OF
non intervention was impossible in view Of the mas
sacres and bloodshed occurring.
RoUMANIA's DEMANDS DECLARED UNREASONABLE.
All the Powers except Russia have declared Rou-
mania's demands unreasonable.
A sERvIAN MINISTER ON A SECRET MISSION.
The Servian Minister Mokovicz has gone to Buch-
nrest a secret mission.
PROMISES RUSSIAN scLAvoNIo SOCIETY
The Sclavistc Committee in Moscow has issued an
address solemnly promising general uprising Of Rus
SLAMS and armed intervention if the Servians are
defeated
As AUSTRIAN CONSUL NsuLrED.
Belgrade mob has insulfed the Austrian Consul
General.
TURKISH ACCOUNT OF MONTENEGRO DEFEAT.
CoNsrANTISorLE, July 23, 1876
The following news Is Official
A force OF 5000 Montenegrns attacked the Turkish
post at Banana. The Montenegrins, after a san
gu1oary engagement, Heu 70 Lnelr entfencnmentS.
They had 200 KILLED.
PACIFIC HOPES FROM THE IMPERIAL MEETING
AT sALzBURo
PARIS, July 90, 1876
The rumor that emperor William had formed at
salzburg an unfavorabe opinion relative the main
lenance of the peace Of Europe is denied. In well
Informed circles it is asserted that tho Emperors
changed the most pacific assurances at their confer
snce.
sREEcE TO PROTEST AGAINST CIRCAss1AN COLO
NIzArIoN NEAR HER BORDERS.
ATHENS, July %, 1876.
The Greek government is preparing protest should
The fulfil intention of establishing colony OF
10000 Circassians the Greek frontier.
CESSATION OF OPERATIONS ON THE TIxoK-
ATTACK BY TURKISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ouNBoArs ON THE DANUBE.
LONDON, July "a, 1875
The Standards correspondent at osman Pacbas
camp twenty-five miles from widdin, writing on Sun
day, the 23d, says
"All is quiet at present The Servians remain the
scrvian side of the Tmok River. Cannon shots
occasionally exchanged but the Turks will not proba
bly, attack until general advance is made all along
the line"
The Standards wddin telegram says the Turkish r-
regulars attacked the Servan camp Bregova Sat
urday morning. The Aghtng still continues.
The Standards Vienna telegram says the persons
who insutcd the Austrian Consul at Belgrade
employed by tho servian police.
Ten Turkish sunboats have been placed between
widdin and Florentin the Danube
THE sERvIANs NOT ADvANCING-UNADLE TO DO
MORE THAN HOLD THEIR owN-How THE
AUSTRIAN CONSUL GOT INTO TRoUBLE-THE
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
LONDON, July a. 1867.
The Daily Neus Paratjin special says
sNowhere the ServIans than one march
outside OF their frontier. They have nowhere
improved step on the original po
stions obtained at the beginning Of the
month. They acting the offensive
only at Satschar II indeed there. | confess tha,
TO the Servian prospects arc gloomy. Where
victory is claimed as by Mrkowtz and ompics
the victory consists merely the repulse an
attack. or in other words the avoidance of defeat
Not Of ground nothing except the barren resu,
of holding their own, is claimed even by themselves
On Sunday General Tchernayen arrived hcrc'
PRINCE MILANs HEADQUARTERS
The Daily Ne,cs' Belgrade special dated Saturday,
says-"It expected Prince Milans headquarters
will be removed from Pnrat1n Sunday, probably to
Satschar the operations thercabout favorable
AUSTRIAN coSsuL's ACTION
The Austrian Consul General Friday ordered
rene Austrian Slavouian volunteers who had landed
here to return to Austria Upon their refusal dis
eusson followed. Tho Consul seized a Servian
pendarme The citizens warned him to desist II he
wished depart in safety. The Consul has proceeded
TO semn.