Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1876-07-15 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

DISAFFECTION IN SERVLA. 60 SOLDIERS SHOT FOR COWARDICE. --LATEST MILITARY MOVEMENTS.  VIENNA Wednesday. According to private intelligence received here, the Conservative party in Servia are conspiring together to obtain the removal of the present Ministry, with the view of indne.'ng Prince Milan to take advantage of the first chance that presents itself for proposing an armistice. Some of the officers opposed to General Tchernayeff's plan of operations are said to be implicated in this conspiracy, in connection with the present state of affairs in Servia. All sorts of intrigues are spoken of. . .  Turkish war steamers disembarked at Widdin yesterday five battalions of Asiatic troops. The Servian cqfamander at Alexinatz has ordered 60 men of one regiment to be shot, on acaount of the cowardice they displayed at the assault upon Nisch, and the consequent disorder that took place in the ranks, and the order has been executed. Prince Milan pardoned 40 others.  VIENNA' Wednesday Evening. Intelligence received here from Widdin states that Ottoman Pasha is taking advantage of the present pause in military operations to bring up reinforcements of men and gins. The Servians are engaged organising guerilla corps, one of which, 3,000 strong, has advanced as far as Cargoda, a village two hours' march from Widdin. According to advices from Belgrade, the Minister of War has sent a reinforcement of 7,000 men to Teschjanin, who has pushed forward some diotance in the Pashalik of Widdin, and an encounter with the Turkish troops is imminent. General Ranko Olympics is organising a body of 30,000 Bosnian Volunteers, near Belina, and General Tcheniayeff is engaged in the military organisation of numerous Bulgarian Free Corps, near Akpala,nka. The Drina Army has received a reinforcement of 3,000 men. _ _ _  CONSTANTINOPtE,Tnesday.' A great number a volunteers, including some Christians, have been enrolled. Instructions have been given to the cornmande.rs of the army to treat the volunteers in the same way as the regular troops, and to see that they, as well as the regulars' in entering Servian territory, observe the duties of humanity" towards the peaceable inhabitants of the revolted country. The Sultan and his mother have subscribed 20,000 Turkish pounds towards the expenses of the war.  It is confirmed that the Porte has sent a satisfactory reply to the representations of the Roumanian Government concerning the passage of Turkish gunboats up the Danube. The Turkish War Minister has resolved to assimilate the Bashi-Bazotiks with the regular army.  Ai official despatch published here announces that the engagements to-day were of an unimportant character.  _ The Times has received the following telegram from Ragusa : _ _ _  "A Tur- ldsh force of regulars and irregulars attacked Scogia,ni ; Griviani, the Voivode of Cernaizze, assisting with his people. The Turks were driven to Murezze, losing much baggage and ammunition and several prisoners. "Another expedition against Ruch' was repulsed after fighting all day, and the Turks were driven back to Podgoritza."  BELGIADE, Tuesday night. In the Tabarbazardick district in Bulgaria the Bashi-Bazooka have, it is said, boastfully paraded cartloads of heads of murdered women and children. These exhibitions are their revenge after each defeat. Young women are now, it is affirmed, regular articles of traffic, being sold publicly in the villages by the Tartars and Turks.  William Nelson Bower, manager of the Pontefract estabbahment lithe Yorkshire Banking Company, was on Saturday committed for trial on a (Marge of embezzling money to the amount of over £lO,