The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-23

80 LONDON, june s2k The Servian
forces are now calculated to be nearly
equal in numbers 20 the Turkish forces.
at Widen. European intervention
In Servian affairs is publicly discussed
as expected very shortly.
Thedistress in Montenegro is likely
to cause important changes in Russian
strategy. The czar is greatly concern
cd as TO the fate of Montenegro, whose
only chance appears to be in the
Russians marching across Servia to
Nav ibar basara, thence they might fall
ON ,Mehemet at Alizard. -.ss
A Berlin dispatch to the Tim es says
the Servian government is sending
troops to the northeastern frontier.
The opinion is gaining ground that
the Russians are no longer averse 20
crossing the Danube between Suirns-
verein and Gladoya.
; Ii is possible that the Austrian court
might be induced to leave eastern Ser
via to the Russian troops, on condition
that other provinces were left to EN-
peror Francis Joseph,s control.
The Vienna correspondent Of the
Times telegraphs the following: Prince
Milan was very kindly received by
the czar, who listened with great at
tention to his account OF the difficult
ties in which Servia is placed. The
czar assured Prinee Milan that .Seryia
might always reckon on his sympa-
thies. No Opportunity seems to have
been given. Prince !. Milan to ex-
press himself directly, much less
to receive any instructions, but
according to information the opih-
Ion OF the czar and his government
stiliis. that Seryis shoald not stir, and,
a. for any positive prohibition, there
can be no question by 80 doing Russia
would take upon herself q responsible
ity she hss been always, careful TO
avoid.a ssssss- 32...s3ss2 .HSaT ssl.a.
a Constantinople dispatch says, NJ.
Restices,; the. Seryia representative,
has renswed hisss sdsolarasions Of Ser.
visn neutrality. He denies that the
ServiAu: g6yerninent win allow Rus
SLAMS to march through SerYia, ...5 a,
q 4 special from Pssths lsays, In the
lower house Of the diet to-day, Herr
Simony snnounced the following in.
.tefpolstion: 'Does the Royernmsn,
consider the treatg g.of Paris broken BY
sctioh OF Russia and Roumania, and
does II not consider that it Is now time
to appeal 70 Englsn ND and Fraace undel
the tripartite treaty OF 1886, to enforc.
the treaty of Paris ?''
: The BassisTt neVsaspsr At Constan.
kiaople. to-day, annouacesst that. sEahI
pasha, the Turkish cosnmaudant a,
|aVsn, having been advised, Of the ap
proAch of one thnusand Russians, dis
patched . hody OF cavalry and infant
~ against them. The Russians yer,
defeated and fled to Bsyazid, thesdis
Etsict about which place the Iur ks hsy,
|insssted, - FahE psha, has cut then
oKfrom all assistasee. The capiniIs
tisa Of Bsyazid is imlpinent. s, Is.s,i
+ Apdispasahsfrom the Mortar CORES
poDdent Of sosae journal June l8th
Gays suiismsn pAshsl has just joinet
Ali Said, and their uaited armies ar,
marching upon CettiDee.. z ;-ai
CannonadiuT continues ut Rutschul
A Russ;afi battery has been diamantle,
at Sloboeia. - ssfsas \ - - 3 ssS
A special from yie1na says tn,
statement that the occupation o
Turkish territory by Austrian troop
| is inmfnens IL denied in officix cir
cles. The mobilization of the arm,
fcorps n also denied. 8 : : =. s. s'a
The London Times, correspondent
with tho m onaenegrins. telegraph
ffom Gittinge, June al9th, and admit
ttnAt's 'sulelman pasfa occupies : strunl
Ippsition 1t FanenietzA aud is pncp
possd, owing 10 the incapaeity Of w
kooiees, = tho lfusurgens leader, who
tafter be had decided to.n6 longer OF
pess The Isyictualling Of Neesic Il
mained Inactive antil tie Turks .er
tered that place instead Of providin
for the defeAsg Of ofePlaheuietza.
1 hTke dsily NsWsL Vienna dispAtc
c0nfirns tias Bsport that the Rnssiau
\ havs siAxitsd Ausexfa 10 make milftsr
I f6v-sx.niunft~>ssuy f<xp TIA s,avvs,k,s.~ -