The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-07
sss in high spirits, as there il general be-
hsf Mat Greece will take part in the war.

Premier and Minister Of Marine-vice
Admiral Canaris.
Minister Of tho Interior-M. Coumoun-
douruz
Minister Of Foreign Afiairs-M Tricoupi.
Minister Of Finance-M. Deligeorgis.
Minister Of Inssruction-M. Deligiauni
Minister Of WARN. Zembracachi.
Minister Of Justice-M. Zaimi
rux no~sxrozn CAMPAIGN.
rerpisxing contradictions relative to An saib's
operations On TIE southern frontier Of Montenegro
eontnoe ~ be received. rhe vienna Political cor.
vssDosds~cs. which IL usually wei informed, pub
lsnss . specla despatch from cattaro stating that
An sab vas defeated ~ nauat and lost zoo men.
RAsusa telegram supports tins view. All saib,
On the other hand. has teiegraphcd 10 CONSTANT.
Dcple . most elrcumstsntiai account OF his sue
eesses. according 70 which he has occupied the
asishts commanding DanIograd.
TINE FIcHr AT nAfJAE
telegram from Ragusa. dated Tuesday alter.
noon, gives the following account VI the night at
HalJass-''Thc rurkish attack on Montenegro from
the Albanian ssde has commenced. An saith, with
me Whole Of his forces. advanced from spux up the
zeta yaney. the object being 10 reach Danllograd.
The Monsenegrns met the attack on the Hill OF
hassl the lighting i san raging. but up to noon
the Turkish assaults were rcpulssd rive hundred
TURKS had been killed. The nonieneerins nght
against enormous odds. there being 5000 regulars
and irresuiars against them ON this SIDE alone.r
ANOTHER TURKISH VICTORY CLAIMED.
An onicial report received az constansinople yes
,erdsy from the Governor General Of Herzegovina
,onnrms the reported defea, o. the nontenegrins
and Herxegosnese ON the attn Inst. IN the denes Of
the Krstoes. with heavy loss, by sueiman facha
STUBBORN RESISTANCE
Vienna correspondent thus explains the opera
tons around Montenegro A the success OF sulei-
nan Pasha Is reported from Ragnsa as well A. Con-
stantinope the news may be assumed 10 be true that
be has taken possession Of Kastach (Kr~tsx y,
~ the entronce Of the Duga Pass II seems
Equally certain that the Turks on the southern
frontier, who advanced IN the direction
OF Spuz. have been driven back. The
Prince OF Montenegro was aware that
the attack ON the Albanian side was but
feint. and took the bulk OF his iorces thence with
the view OF making EFFORT to capture xiesics be-
fore suleiman could conc to The rescue. Much
viii depend ON whether suIeiman Is abIe to force
the Duga Pass and relieve Nicsics before Il falls
into the hands OF the Montcnegrins.
SLAUGHTER or A TURKISH COLUMN.
correspondent at the ostrok. who draws
his Information from reports sent to the
Prince OF Montenegro. tclegraphs under date
OF June 8, a. follows:-.The Turks to-day
attacked the position OF General Metroyics. ON
Aartnitzan soil They fell into trap and were
completely repulscd. leaving over 1000 dead. The
Montenegrns lost about nifty Killed. The number
OF wounded Is not yet known. The osrinich block
house, commanding the entrance to the plain Of
Nicsics was evacuated this afternoon, most Of the
garrison escaping 20 Nicsics.
ADcnAsrAxs Cur TO PIECES
special despatch received in Paris from Con-
stantinople asserts that 1000 Abchasans have been
surprised and cut to pieces by the Russians.
MUST ENGLAND FIGHT
The London correspondent Of the scotsman tele.
graphs as follows:-ln Ministerial circles there Is
renewal OF the uneasness which prevailed when
Russia declared war as to the part this country
win shortly be called upon to take. The feeling
has been strengthened by the general conviction OF
high military authorities that Russia will be CON-
pletely successful and, so far as Turkey Is con-
cerncd DC able to dictate her own terms At one
or two regimental dinners last week onlcers
Of the highest rank expressed fears that
England would soon be ut war and that
20 for little has been done to prepare
Tor the evil a belief Is also growing that Our
government will be left to carry out and defend
10 own policy, that Austria which is the only prob
able ally, cannot be depended upon, and therefore
Il would be wiser and farer II the Premier and Cab
met would frankly declare what they win do n
the Russian troops directly threaten Constantine
pie either In Europe or ASIA.
scHoUvALoPFs MISSION.
Count Schouvaofr, the Russian Ambassador here.
arrived at Berlin yesterday. lie viii reach
London on Friday. a despatch from Vienna
announces that the representatives Of the
guaranteeing Powers In IT. Petersburg have
heen informed that Count schouvaIor is bearer Of
Russia's answer tn Lord Derby and that II ~
hoped the contents Of that answer will be deemed
satisfactory by the British government.
EGYPT And Tue suEz CANAL.
According to q Constantinople despatch the
Khedive OF Egypt has minated to the Porte. In
view OF Earl Dcrbys despatch to Lord Lyons, Brit
ish ambassador ut Paris. which was laid on the
table In the House OF Commons yesterday, that II
the Porte determines 10 refuse the Russian navy
the right to pass through the Suez Canal II must
send men-oEwar to defend Its entrances.
ESGLAND's INTEREST IL THE CANAL
At meeting OF the sucz Canal shareholders In
Paris yesterday NJ. lie Lcsseps announced that ten
votes were secured to the English government
..e... TURKISH rgEss CENSORSHIP.