New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
ORIENTAL AFFAIRS.

ORIENTAL AFFAIRS
THE RUSSIAN CAVALRY AND FIELD Artillery
READY FOR wAR-THE CARS PLAN OF SETTLE
MENT-THE BosNIANs REINFORCED.
BELGRADE, Monday, Oct. @ 1876
An official dispatch says: Twenty thousand
Turks, with 40 cannon, attacked the seryian army
Saturday, Gredetn. They we're completely re-
pulsed, with heavy loss, after IL hours fighting"
GREAT BATTLE on THURSDAY.
LONDON. Monday, Oct. @ 1876
The Tmess correspondent at the Turkish headquarters
says:
Thursdays battle both as regards and numbers
9ngaecd was decidedly the gre eatest OF the whole war
merely directed against Turkish bridge The man at
tack against the Turkish left wing under Hahz ana
AIDE Pasha IN order 10 cut of the Turkish retreat 10
Nsch. Sixteen seryian baalions also crossed the Mo-
raya at Drahcyac. ana advanced by way OF Jesiea
against the Turkish right under Faizye Pasla This
double 1ankng movement completely failed, and the
SeryIans by noon, driven back at all points with
against the Turkish left three times but every
occasion repused with great loss. The Turks having
wounded having been brought In. Among the dead on
the Seryian side many Russian officers. The officers
mad To drive the Servan soldiers to Tie attack at the
swords point.
telegram to The Times from Belgrade says dispatch
from the Headquarters Of the army Of the Morava an
nounces that Friday the Turks from schilegowatz
attacked the seryans two sides. The fighting con-
nued all Friday. Friday evening both sides main
tanned their positions. Fighting resumed on satur-
day. The servians sustained considerable loss The
Russians displayed great bravery. Two servian and 80
Russian officers killed. The dispatch says
rumor reached Belgrade Turkey VIII accept
the peace conditions provided Srva be made 20 do 80
likewise. Four hundred Russians arrived at Belgrade on
saturday"
TIE CARS AUTOGRAPH LETTER.
The TiacSs Berlin correspondent gives substantially
the same account of the Cars the Emperor Of
Austria that given by It's Paris correspondent aud pub
sed this morning. He also says the Gar proposes that
serva shall present independence under Russian
generals. Notwithstanding the serious steps taken by
her. there is pretty general conviction that Russia docs
not wish 30 to war. The Austrian answer Will proDa-
bly, refer the question OF military occupation To TIE
joint decision of the guaranteeing Powers In the parey
which preceded the Car letter, the Russian dpl9nat-
lists left no doubt as To the kind or independence
they wished accorded to the seIuiChrisan Provinces
These provinces are to be like SeIva and ROImaia all
but independent, under Christian gO' eInmeut sup
ported by Christian soldiers having no connection WIN
the Porte except financially. tTAe account OF tie
Cars referred To above stated that Alexander H.
proposes tnat Russian army snail immediately occupy
Bulgaria, while Austrian army enters Bosnia and
Herzegovina The Car suggests also that the nayes OF
holding conference and stipulates That 1t shall take
place III neutral city and be composed OF Minis ers of
AUSTRIA AND THE czAk's LETTER.
LoSDoN, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1876.
The Vienna correspondent of The Times slys
An answer, drawn up by Count Andrassy to the Rus
sian letter, submitted To the EmpOr OF Austria on
sunday for his sanction. Andrassy had already CONF
municatcd his views on the question 70 we Emp5tor
latter, therefore, VIII uhtouIhciy receive 10
Imperial sanction, and will be ready for tie Russian En-
voy TAKE with Hin when he leaves on tie 9th inst
The Rus IAN letter Is preliminary Introduction 20 posi-
proposals. These proposals cuninae IN the dec!a
reforms proposed BY tie Powers cannot be in
to como an understanding about the guarantees 10 be
demanded 20 the Application OF the reforms lum
ised A. a prec,deu ih, action of thc Powers in lsGO
in syria, which successful Is recommended. ihls
question Of guaianees Is not new, having been often DIS
csed IN past years Int now that the Powers give
IA Inc
ferrs 1ominguy 10 the En-lish proposals, but
Step 1t is involving it does the takne out oi the
eovina and BGl.aa and providing kr the occut tation
OF those provinces! although lcgi ding the iater pro-
Reuter- Dispatch, dated Censlautlnopc, Oct. p says
"This morn n the Portes answer TO TIE pa gropo-
suons OF IN Powers mad Dot been gwen bat 1t Is ex-
pected hou,y"
ENGLAND AND THE RUSSIAN SCHEME.
The Times Ia "a leader says:
Russia cannot TOO emphatcay be warned that in pro.
posing the occupation OF Bulgaria the car has instead
the mind of Europe. The und, rstands tnat IL was
NO. proposed that Russian and Austrian II cts should
v2tCh the BosphOruS, but tie hccts ot Ensldud ana
F.ance There IS no need for Such a pro- pro,
now, and intends 10 remain there uuill the storm
clouds blow away from the most coveted naval station in
the world But the scheme oi me Russian troops nrch-
inC to BuGla sa masterpiece ot boldutss anu audaclty
Bulgaria l. the key of Turkey. should the Governments
To the darkest suspicious. Every country IN Europe
would say that It's ardent championship OF me CHRISTIAN
/
ana dreans Of Pasaylsm would spread general alarm
JOHN BRIGHT on ENGIANDs DUTY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1876.
AZ a meeting Of the Reform Club in Manchester last
night John Bright made a speech ON the Eastern ques-
ton He said that he thought the meeting or Para-
rnent was asirabe. IL would result IN policy.
probably under q min stry. IL would stamp the
future policy Of the country with solemn decision Thai
the blood aud treasure OF England should neye again be
wasted behalf OF the Ottoman power. Turkey should
be left the fate which Providence had dccrecd Tor Lee
corruption and tyranny.
RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1876.