New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01

LONDON. Monday, July 81, 1876.
correspondent of The Times telegraphs from Ra-
gusa saying:
[ have perfectly trustworthy Information that the
Turks, in the engagement Friday near MEDIUM. num-
bered 49, 900 They driven to Podgortza lost TWO
guns, and their supporting battalons were compie'ey
annihated.
A special dispatch to The Times as well as dis
patches to other journals say that the Osman Pasha
who was captured at Urbiza is not identical with
the Osman Pasha who commands the Turkish troops
against the Seryians. Out of 10 Turkish battalions
who were engaged at Urbiza, four only reached
Bilek The battalions probably average under 400
men each.
Semlin dispatch says rumor is current there
that the Turks, after routing Seryan detacnineht
at Pandiralo, have marched on Kujazewatz. III this
is confirmed, Saitschar and the Servan position on
the Tmok River are seriously threatened. Three
regiments of Egyptian infantry, one cavalry regi-
ment and two batteries of artillery have started for
Mtroyitza.
An Athens dispatch says the opposition news
papers accuse the Government f-ieaying the conn
try in n defenseess state. They dsavOw any desire
for an aggressive policy toward Turkey but claim
that Greece should be placed III position to inspire
the respect of her neighbors
? In the House of Commons this afternoon Mr. DIS
rae stated that the Grand Vzier OF Turkey had IN
formed the Hon. H. g. Elliott, the British Minister,
that the statement that the Porte intended to settle
Circassians in the provinces bordering on Greece was
unfOunded. 80, ,o-o
VIENNA, Monday, July 81, 1876.
The 1dgJlan says the atrocities committed by the
Basin Bazouks in Thessaly and Epirus have created
such sensation throughout Greece as to render the
maintenance Of neutrality difficult. later dispatch
saws the relations between Greece and Turkey are
assuming an increasingly serlOns aspect
LONDON. Tuesday, Aug. l, 1876.
Recently the Seryans fired upon passing Austrian
steamer IN the Danube, for which Austria immedi-
atcly demanded satisfaction An investigation fol-
lowed and to-day advices are received stating that
the commander of the Servans who were guilty Oh
the outrage has been dismissed the service.
DEBATE IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
In the House of Lords last evening there was a
discussion on the Eastern question. 1t was moved
that the Government should be ready to support
measures for UNFOLDING the treaty of 1856. Earl
Granville questioned certain acts Of the Foreign
Oaicc, aud expressed himself IN favor OF self-goy-
ernment in the Turkish provinces. Earl Derby the
Foreign Minister replied. He said the future pohcy
of the Government would be TO enter into no doubt
full scheme The motion was negatiyed
In the House of Commons Mi. Bruce, referring 10
the outrages in Bosnia, moved, ~ the opinion OF
the House OF Commons, that the Government should
attempt TO secure equal treatment to those OF yar-
ous religions under the authority of the Porte. Mr.
Forsytb moved 10 amend the motion TO the effect
that the Slayonc provinces guaranteed good gov
eminent Irrespective Of race or creed.
Mr.. Gladstone favored the amendment. In his
speech he censured the Government respecting the
Audrassy Berlin memorandum. He hoped that the
inquiry into the alleged atrocities IN Bulgaria now
making would be an actual inquiry, aud that Eu-
S,alf row
necessary in order to bring about solution OF the
difficulty.
Mr.. Dsrael justified the Government. He favored
non-ptcrferencc in the Eastern troubles. when IL
became necessary the Government would assist III
the pacfcation of the provinces.
Al length both the motion and the Amendments
were Withdrawn.
A GREAT BATTLE REPORTED.
The Standard thi, morning has special dispatch
from Wlddcn which says:
U,gz Pacha entered Serya the Goth OF July. Az
r,Ud, IN. encountered 1000 ScrY ldnS. After Iour
En1rs; INT the Scryians fed, leaving many killed HahS
Pacna ioiued Ahmed EyooD P4eha AT peIo.us or
NAM, incurred which ragged all day lie tesul Is NOT
Known The Turks. under suelman pas,, enieIT t sr
yin hataliJus With IL guns. After sharp tattIe Jne
,tryians acd throwing away their guns lAe iurAs
S,xtv Rusiau officers are expected at Nissa TO en-
ter the Seryiau army.
The Standards Berlin special states that Austria
seems determined to annex Bosnia. Count An
,r.ssv admits the necessity of the policy. RuSsla
will object il is believed that Russia has resolved
IN he uurcpresentcd at COnstantlnople.
The Standards Coustantinope telegram says the
issuc of paper money is TO begin immediately Inc
measure is regarded with disnay.
The Standards Vienna dispatch says the aodlca'ion
If fine Sultan is imminent. 1t is expected that
Abdul IIamd will be proclaimed to-day.
The Illness Berlin dispatch says 1t Is stated from
>cloyouic sources that the Russian General Won
kaufman. well known the conqueror OF hhlVa' -
roiuc to the Soryian camp. Ex-Marshal Bazaine OK
the French army directs the Turks at Syenitza
GREECE And TURKEY OF BAD TERMS.
The 7clcTGpEs Vienna special says the relations
between Turkey and Greece are reported To 90
craving more doubtful. Decisive action is expected
at Athens.
A sERvIAS COUNCIL OF WAR HELD.
PARIS Tuesday. Aug. /, 1870.
The Soir's special kilograms say a conncii Oh war
was held Yesterday at AleNinaz. Prince Mi'an'
primo Minister Rstich Gems. Tchernayeti and lrhich
,vsr, present. The object was to determine upon
means of action.
T., Prose- saws that Greece proposes 10 ADDRESS %
uo, 70 the Powers expressing fears thar she VIII %
rr,bl, 70 resist war with Turkey. The ou'rages oi
= u.l,, p,y,uL. contribute 10 the agitation.