The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
COMPLICATIONS IN THE EAST
Conflicting Reports as to Successes and
ReverSeS in Servia.
SULTAN MURAD TO ABDlCATE
A European Threat of Armed
Intervention.
A BATTLE BEFORE KURJAZEVATZ.
The Price Of Silver Advances
in England.
THE EXTRACTION QUESTION.
A BATTLE BEFORE KURJAZEVATZ.
The Price of Silver Advances
in England.
THE EXTRACTION QUESTION.
WAR IN THE EAST.

TIANs-ARMED INTERVENTION THREATENED
THE SUBLIME PORTE suspENDs THE ENLIST
MENT OF voLUNTEERs-THE COMING ABDIcA-
T1oN-pIFFIcULrY REGARDING THE SUCCESS
sIoS-THz SKELETON IN THE TURKISH
CLOSET.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD ~ CABLE
LONDON, August 3, 1876.
The special correspondent Of the HERALD at
Vienna teegraphs, under the date August 3, that
The foreign ambassadors have at last interfered
and entered protest against the present conduct
IF the campaign in Servia.
EUROPEAN THREAT.
The despatch states that several ambassadors
have given warning to the Sublime Porte that, I'M
less the present system Of ensting volunteers as
crusaders against the Christians is stopped Euro
pean military Intervention is inevitable
THE SUBLIME PORTE HEEDs THE WARNING
As consequence OF this warning the Sublime
Porte has ordered that no more volunteers be en-
listed against the Servians.
THE SICKNESS OF THE "sIcK MAN.
The HERALD's special correspondent at Bucharest
under same date reports that the Sultan's illness
still continues. The paralysis from which he has
been suffering still incapacitatcs him for the abors
Of state
The government is prcoccupied with business
which increases hourly.
THE COMING ABDICATION.
The abdication of Morad is imminent, and may
be looked for at any moment. Some difficulty may
be experienced in finding successor to the present
Sultan, it is stated on good authority that Abdul
Ahmed Encndi will accept the throne only on GER
lain conditions. Report says that he insists, as
condition precedent, that convocation of physi-
clans declare his brothers malady incurable In
the event of a disagreement, which is probable,
another consultation will be held.
A REGENCY REQUESTED.
Abdul Ahmed Efendi requests the establishment
of regency, but there is grave doubt as to the
legality OF this it is not probable the request
will be complied with. fnot Illegal it Is at least
contestablc, and in the present condition Of the
Empire it is not advisable provoke internal con-
tcnton.
HIDING THE SKELETON.
The HERALD correspondent states that the gov
eminent has concealed the news Of an undoubted
and serious defeat in Herzegovina.
PROGRESS OF THE CONFLICT IN sERvIA-THE
REPORTS OF oUTRAGEs BY THE zEIBEKs
MoDIFIED-rAcTs REGARDING THE RIOT AT
sMYRNA-sERvIAN GUEnILLAs INVADE Bos-
MA TURKISH REPORT OF sERv1AN DE-
FEAT.
LONDON, August 8, 1876
Tho statement telcgraphcd to the Paris Gau,os that
the Zcloeks had killed all tho people in tho Of
Smyrna is absurd oxaggeration
A letter to tho Times signed by inhabtant of
Smyrna says
THE FACTS REGARDING THE orrRAGEs
sThrce thousand volunteers arrived tho 18th Of
July from the interior to embark for the of the
Turkish war; They were permitted TO parade through
the Frank quarter route to the barracks They
pundcrcd some shops and injured about dozen per.
sons two Of them seriously The consus visited the
Governor and demanded tho punishment of the culprs
and security in the future. both OF which
promised"
AN rARrE STATEMENT.
Even this Is an CO parte statement. adverse to the
Turks
sERvrAS GuyRILLAs INVADE BOSNIA.
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Scrvian- Drna and have invaded Bosnia Tor the
purpose Of prosecuting guerilla warfare"
TURKISH REPORT THAT THE sERvIANs HAVE
BEEN DEFEATED AT Observation-Disclosures
sEnvrAN AND SMALL TURKISH LOSSES RE-
PORTED.
CoSsrAsriSorLE, August g. 1876
Ocal dispatches state that tho Turks have captured
tho Servian fortified positions near Gursusovatz in
nicting heavy loss
The Turkish losses smaller.
II is believed that the servian General Tchernayer
Is at Saitschar.
REPORTED SUCCESSFUL STRATEGIC MOVEMENT
OF GENERAL HoRvATovIcH-A LARGE DE-
TAcHMKNr OF TURKS sIAUoHrERED.
BELGRADE, August 3, 1876
After fight at Pandroo three Turkish battalions
and 500 Crcassians crossed the frontier into Servia
and General Horvatovich. the Servan commander
fegned retreat Tho Turks followed him and
pied village on the plain. On Tuesday the Servians
stacked the Turks, taking them by SURPRISE and
sacred the entire detachment
THE MoNTENEoRINs REINFORCED BIZ CATHOLICS
AND TURKS.
RAorsA August g. 1876
Seven hundred Catholics, with a number or Turks
have gene over to the Nonienegrns
THE TURKS ENGAGE THE INSURGENTS AND ARE
DErEArEp--oREAr TURKISH LOSSES NJ
roRrED-THE KEY TO KUJAzEvATz HELD By
THE sEEvrANs.
i0cDoy, August !, 1876
tho servaus occupy strong entertainments on the Ien