New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-20
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

NEVESINJE ABANDONED BY THE TURKS.
GATsCHKO INVESTED BY THE MoNTENEGRINs-
BRITISH OPINION REGARDING THE wAR-GREKCE
ENTIRELY PEACEFUL.
RAGUs,, Wednesday. July 10, 1876.
Dispatches from Slavonic sources announce
that the Turks have abandoned Nevesnje without fight
ing. The insurgents have invested Gatschko.
TIE GREAT POWERS CONFIRMING
PARIS, Wednesday, July 10, 1875.
The TEMPS states that the six great Powers in
daily communication relative TO Eastern affairs with
view OF establishing general agreement so as to be
In readiness to take advantage OF any opportunity 10
exercise moral influence II understood that general
understanding Of all the Powers exists. the system OF
the exclusive agreement between the three northern
empires having apparently been abandoned
BELGRADE Wednesday, July 10. 1873.
All reserves have been ordered to assemble on Satur'
day for drill preparatory TO starting for the front
Official dispatches say the Seryians drove one wing OF
Osman Pasha's army OF three intrenchments which
the Turks retOok after receiving considerable reinforce
ments.
SEVERE sERvIAN REvERsEs.
CoNsTAsrIYoPLE. Wedue sday, July 10, 1875.
The leader Of band Of volunteers which was guilty
OF committing outrages in the neighborhood Of Phillip
polls, was hanged today.
Eighteen serian battaons from saitschar participated
the attack Osman Pashas position at lzvor
before reported The servans repued with great
ammunition.
Three thousand servians have been defeated near
NichTael III Bosnia, with loss Of 300
The intelligence that the seryians their posi-
tons around Nisch is confirmed
LONDON Wednesday. July 10. 1876.
The Morning Posts Berlin special says an amcabls
settlement between Turkey and Roumania is considered
assured. Prince Bismarck has advised Roumania to
strive to MAINTAIN peace.
LoSDos Wednesday, July 10. 1876.
The Times in leading editorial article on the Servo
Turkish conflict says:
The sudt Of the pursucs his inquiry amid sys
temtc fabrication Of victory Nothing Is necessary 10
military bat Geographic apparatus, some know
edge OF the localid :, and "a ready lnagnatlon Inc
most disturbing circumstance in tine present case IL that
both parties have line OF telegraph, consequently an
Constantinope and conversely when the opposing
statements appear the same day IN the same column
disappointment, irritation, and Indifference. We may
therefore cOnne ourselves to mdcat the main results
ana the position which the ncighb0Iing states nave as
sumed in consequence IL is certain ia the original
pan Of the .ryan invasion has beer Disconnected and
though undoubtedly they have fought with the reatest
courage they can make 30 real impression on the
that Gen Tchenayt has suffered 10 defeat tnat ne is
st in advance and bas taken means to assure ms COM
muucatioIs, still believe tba be VIII in the end nave
hnt arnt and the TURKS prgbably even now out
number him. Taking into consideration the numerical
superiority Of the Turks, the dcul6y OK moving In sSh
a country and lie effectiveness OF Gen. Tehernaycffs
equipment, We must conclude that the will con-
tiuuc 10 fringe Seryian frontier the strngest fea-
turc uf the campaign the movement OF the Prince OK
Montenegro. He has "a force estimated at 10000,
larg y co opposed volunteers nom other districts Hc
boasts OF great successeshat te has beaten the TURKS
or they nave Ietreatrd before him. tDat his men would
have Kick useless 10 the Turks even
the had not closed H. He has entered NeYe-
SINE aud threatens Austar but he Is not cooperating
win the ScTvils uEC IS there be something very pro-
found N Ae plan Of the campaign.
The notion that the MOntenegrins do not count upon
the scc,s their allies aud therefore for what they
can get tol themselves besns TO prevail short time
will show tie Truth OF this. Meantime Greece remains
entirely peaceful, aud ROumania balances her demands
on the ors by declarations of neutrality, aud
viii probably keep quiet As long As she can.