The Cannock Chase Examiner. — 1876-09-15 (Cannock, Staffordshire, England)

VIENNA. Sept. 7 (Night).—Mr. Forster, M.P., has arrived at Pesth, with his daughter. Be goes to Constantinople and Bulgaria to visit the localities of the atrocities. The Turkieh authorities meanwhile are doing their utmost to obliterate the traces of the slaughter. The corpses; and skeletons are being buried In quicklime. The prisons, too, are being cleared. BELGRADE, Sept. 7.—During a cavalry dash between Deligrad and Alexinsits some unarmed waggon drivers were, it is said, out in pieces by the Turks. A girl of sixteen searching for her father in a village near Alminats was terribly outraged by the Turks, and afterwards they partially flayed her alive, tearing long j strips of akin front her back. An English correspondent is said to trove-seen her while yet alive. She died four days after being flayed. (From the special correspondent of the Standard.) BELGRADE, September 7 (Nisht).—The latest news that reaches me rem Alexinatz la under date of Monday. The Turks occupy the redoubts on the left bank, and the town inasmuch in their power as Paris would be in the power of an army holding Mont Valerien. The town itself is utterly deserted. Friday's panic seems to have been caused chiefly by a dash of Turkish irregular cavalry between Alezinets and Deligrad. The &miens are, however, now in force at Deligrad, but, as I understand, in no oondition to take the field. I regret to say that the Turks committed great atrocities both during aud after the battle. Hideous; stories reach me of rape and murder, of wounded Russians tied to trees and roasted alive, of girls brought into the Servian camp after the cavalry maid above mentioned, still breathing, but flayed alive, after being subjected to outrages compared with which snare murder is a venial offence. The Turkish march to Rrujewatz and Kragujevatz may be descried at alight by the glare of the burning villages. The road is covered with thousands of fugitive.. The Governanent continue to talk about their victories, and the public continue to be kept in the dark este the dangers that threaten them. There is now no force between the Turks and Belgrade. (From the Special Correspondent of the Daily News.) DELIGRAD, Sept. 4.—1 learn from Dr. Sandwith and Colonel More, who have arrived here to-day, that absurdly exaggerated accounts of the fight of the let inst. have been sent to Belgrade and telegraphed to England. The truth is that the fight was of far smaller importance than several previous engagements before Alexinats. The Turks never attempted to assail the entrenched position. A single Turkish division descending front the heights on the left bank of the Morava -attacked the outlying Servian battalions in the villages in the valley, and drove these within the bridge head. The Turks never attacked the bridge bead foitificatione, and of course never crossed the Morava, or approached the town of Alesinats. No shell fire reached the town. In the evening there was a stampede of the inhabitants and of casual visitors, but the scare was groundless. Alezinats to-day is no more in Turkish hands than it was a fortnight ago. It is held by a Servian garrison of 15,000 men, with ten batteries us artillery, and the Servians have today reoccupied some of the nearest villages in the Talley in front of the bridge head. The number of Steen wounded on the Ist of September on the Servian tilde was under 500.