The Cannock Chase Examiner. — 1876-07-07 (Cannock, Staffordshire, England)

ALLEGED TURKISH VICTORY. and will for some time be able to do so without extraNIT TO FLIGHT neousassistanee. Funds are now being rece_ived in SERVIANS WITH A the sh awe of subscripu - eious-,0V6111* LOSS OF 2000 ment gives renetift? payable after the close wioo. July 3 (Evening).--The &widen entmnoh. !of the wai---,--frarn the- bottoonie - provinces of sear zsicar have been captured by the Turks, 01 #.34ijap, and from. ate .Sclavonie population of , • • e put. aigh • the Seivians were p with a loss. Of 1:,1114141a17. It is conlideittly expected that, as 71000 men. -rtood, as. war breaks out, many thousands of 13,,,,kA0r, July 2 (Morning).—The Prince is at the veluntiers from Austrian Servia wiff cross the Save, 1.,,d quarters of his army, Aleksinats. He published l• and make cotenant cause with theft, brethren in the ;proclamation at Dellgrad wn the 3dth Mt., to his ! insurgent provinces. Men, arms, and tome/ are daily -..`doe, recounting all the grievances against Turkey, I, being sent to Serviti anti Bosnia from Haug:try. On the Porte had paid no attention to euggsis the Turkish stile little or no provision is made kr gee. bad made. In crossing the frontier hewer** .ntedical :nod Jimmied assiistance. As to Ike Aeneas of ph,h, a mission in favour of ace, but still adheres war, it is, of course, impomible now to strait. The 0. the principle of the integrity of the Ottemais Worker.oe eoncentvating their forces at Nitwit; and will *girl,. Restated his determination to resist any use every effort to insure their success. Tharmonriat, ~,,ope he may find on his way, as hie object is to rat however, that the Tcherkestes and the half-barbarous -d to an intolerable state of things, Asiatics who are now assembled there; becin J,11), her the Porte refused the demand, their work of hicendiariant, pillage, raps; and g,ria, the English, German, and Austriar Am- murder, the whore Portion population will rive gisadors yesterday informed the Turkish Government like a single man, will' fake refuge in the Shumadig as the three Powers had resolved not to interfere, the patriots did of aid, and fight to the bitter and. Later.. rote St. Petersburg, .announces positively The foreign inhabitants of Belgrade have some app.Unt Getterel Ignatieff sill remain at Constantinople. awrision 1., a Turkish, flotilla should steam up fa.) loathes from Belgrade state that Prince Milan has Danube and bombard Belgrade. It is doubtful, how, his ear proclamation, announcing that as the ever, whether the Turkishtsiiips can pass the iron gates,. boo rel uses concessions, war is necessary, and that and whether in any ease they can tskeaposition before benegro, Bosria, and Bulgaria join Servla in the Belgrade without entering Austrian waters, and to &indite troops are ordered to respect Austro- that international law will assuredly have something o,,prian frontiers. Despatches from Scullin this to say. The question how has this war occurred is .0,41, affirm that the Persian army will have much more easily asked than answered. It was but si Bosnia tonight, nattiest that the Persian., remembering their own long struggles against the Turks, the oppression they had suffered, their reverses, the cruel' iee exercised ag,inst them, the bombardments of their 'towns, and the slavery of their women and. children, shot Id deeply sympathise with the struggles of the patriots int Bosnia and Hirkegovina, of the same blood and of the same religion with themselves. They believed that if Benda, ib eonjunetion with Montenegro, gave them a hand of assistance, their 'rtedom would be won and the power of the Turk overcome. But they were told by the great powers to wait, and they waited long weary months with no result of good either to the insurgents nr to themselves. Absolutely nothing was accomplished by the, action of the great powers- except a prolongation of the insurrection. Meanwhile, poor and destitute refugees had to be supported, and the suspicions of Turkey, the strong Turkish fortes on the frontier, and the frequent border difficulties were burdens on them. They were compelled in self-defence to arm, and for months they have had all the diradvantages of war without any of its compensations. Now again they are told' to wait, but the warnings a the powers, even of Russia, fail on deaf ears. The people will not listen.