The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-07

I tue o9V%Snor OF nsrse: osIlia, coilFD!
the reported defeat If AoEseaesriaa:
AMI Hersegovinisms on the Alb inst, in
the d-iles OF kre.tos. with heavy
ioes. by Seilerman Pa.hs
LoSDoy. May 6.--cxar arrived a,
Ploejes,i last night.
Bath end Weston. England Societies
Centenary. vi. celebrated st Bath, 20
day
w,dcomb- suspension bridge fell. aud
hundred persons were prrcipi' ate.i
thirty feet into the river Avon. Fig IL
dad boii-s have been recovered. and it
Is feared that others persisted May
were injured. Arcthtt accou,, r"lr, :
sel.ls the i,sast"r ~ much rn0rr >e ious
but the .l.tails a. t,u- 81 fl =, !, COW
whether it i exaggerated OF not.
Later adv.c.s from Bath ,ay ,ha,
twenty dead bodies Of the victims u:
Welcomes suspension bridge accii-n.
have been recovered. and several are
missing II Is now said said there were
nearly two hundred p-npl. on the
bridge when it fell
CHICAGO, June = The Tribune i,
London correspondent predicts that
though the Russians have given ont
that they will not cross the Danube
until the middle of the month, that
they are secretly preparing for throw
ing the divisions of the army across the
river At 1brAil. Guergevo. kolrspsp and
Turney.rin This prediction is based
upo" reliable kilograms from the froi.,
T~o bat'alions of Bulgarian Christians
in all have joined the Russians Recent
peace rumors arising from Scho,valoff' 5
visit TO Berlin are unfounded. Bis
Inarck offered at that interview to m.di-
tate between England and Russis. but
Seiouvalof positively refused to make
any agreement without the additional
guarantee Of neutrality from England.
agreeing that he would bind Russia no.
to extend her territory in Asia further
than kars. II is significant that moth
ing WAS said about Constantinople,
which question is still open. War
feeling here has toned down under the
influence of 0lsdstone's speech. 1t is
said tie Queen recently advised the
Premier to use moderation aud avoid
war if consisten. with the dignity and
interest of England The army is
gradually being placed on war footing
notwithstanding assurances to the con-
trsry in Parliament.
LONDON. June "A dispatch from
Ragusa dated Tuesday. says: The
Turkish attack on Montenegro from the
Albian side has commenced. Ali Saili
with the whole Of his forces advanced
from Spurz up Pist~ valley. the object
being to reach Dsmlogsad. The Mon.
ssncgrins met the attack Oh the hill OF
Mnjst. The fighting was still raging
up to noon. but the Turkish forces were
repalsed. Five hundred Turks had
been killed. The Montenegrins fight
against enormous odds. there being 35,
900 regulars and irreg"lArs against
them on this side.
LONDON. June 0 A Vienna dispatch
states the Gar will arrive ut Ploersti
to morrow. A large procession of po-
lice preceded the Car on his way into
Bucharest
General Ignathf has arrived in Blu.
charest.
The Times Belgrade correspondent
says it is reported that tho English
Consulate Minister is to visit Bun jsluk
\ Id Bihath districts 10 observe the pro-
grcss Of the instruction and con iition
of Psjahs
VIENNA. June Ga correspondent
asserts that this year 10000 Servian
militia are not to be called out for An.
nusl drill.
The semi-official Journal De, Petersburg
adverting TO the peace rumors says d.
plomscy had better hot pronounce IN
favor of any definite plan Of termina.
ton. until decisive events have occurred
on the battle field Terms OF pace
must depend upon the course Of the
war.
CoNsrANTiNorLE, June 6.-The Ke-
dive has intimated to the Porte in view
Of Earl Derby's dispatch to Lord Ly-
ems. British Ambassador at Paris, which
WAS laid on the table Of the House of
Commons yesterday. il the Porte deter
mines 10 refuse the Russian navy the
right to pass through the Suez Canal. it
must send men-of-war to defend its en-
trance.