The New York herald., 1876-07-20
Immense Iron Failure Expected Reducing
the Working Days.
THE FRENCH UNIVERSITY BILL
The Spanish Cortes Suppress the Fueros
of Biscay.
A COMING THUNDERSTORM.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.


[rEc1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, July 10, 1876
The HERALD correspondent at the seat of war in
Turkey telegraphs to-day from Paratn that the
Ssrvian General Leschjann attacked the village Of
Ivor, near zaicar, which was held by the Turks.
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
Leschjanin had 10000 Servian troops, and the
Ihrks were 1900 strong. The fighting was Of the
most desperate character, both sides showing the
greatest bravery
DRAWN BATTLE.
The battle was, however, without result The
servians failed to dislodge the Turks from the VIII
hge, and the turks, on the other hand were un-
sble to drive the Servians from their position.
AWAITING REINroRcEMENTs
Seeing the uselessness OF further prolonging the
-ombat while the opposing forces were so nearly
equal, both sides tacity suspended hostilities and
.re now awaiting reinforcements to renew the
,attle.
.HE TURKS SAID TO HAVE ABANDONED NEvE-
sINJE-GATscHKo INVESTED
RAGrsA, July 19. 1876.
Dispatches from Sclavonc sources announce that
he Turks have abandoned Nevcsino without lighting.
ths insurgents have invested Gatschko.
sERvIAN ACCOUNT OF SEVERE FIGHTING.
BELGRADE, July 10, 1876.
Ofical dispatches say the Selvans drove wing
If Osman Pacha's army out Of three intrenchmcnts
which the Turks retook after receiving considerable
Inducements.
UNRELIABLE NATURE OF THE ACCOUNTS FROM
THE FIELD-THE LONDON TIMES SUM-
MAnIzEs THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE MoNTENEGRINs--GREEcEA AND RoUMANIA.
LONDON July 10, 1876
The Times in lending editorial article on tho Servo.
Turkish conflict says the student Of the pursues
It's inquiries amid systematic fabrication Of victory.
Nothing is necessary to military success but tele-
graphic apparatus. some knowledge of tho localities
and ready imagination. The most disturbing rcum-
stance the present is that both parties have
limo OF telegraph, consequently all that comes to
from Belgrade contradictcd from Consantinople and
conversely. When tho two opposing statements ap-
pear the same day in the same column the most
trusting escape from sensations Of disap
pointment, Irritation and indifference. We may.
therefore, connnc ourselves indicating the main
suits Of the campaign they appear at the present
moment and tho position which the ncghboring
States have assumed likely assume in conse
quence.
SUMMARY OF TuB SITUATION.
II is certain that the original plan Of the Servian
INVASION has been disconnected, and though undoubt-
IDLY they have fought with the greatest courage they
Gu make real impression the main body OF the
Turks. Granting tho scrvan claim that General
rchcrnaycn has suffered defeat that he is still in
advance and has taken means to his commun
cations still believe that he will in the end have to
bght the security OF the Servan frontier He but
small army. and the Turks probably even now outnum
ber him. Taking into consideration the numerical SUI
periority Of tho Turks the difficulty Of moving in such
country and the effectiveness OF General Tcher-
uayen's equipment, wc must conclude that the war
will continue to fringe the servian frontier.
xoSrExEoRrS MOVEMENTS
Tho strangest feature OF the campaign is the move
ment Of the Prince Of Montenegro He has a force
estimated at 0.O00 largely composed Of volunteers
from other districts He boasts OF great successes;
that he has beaten the Turks or they have rctreaed
before HIM; that his would have made tho port Of
Kick useless to the Turks the Austrians had
closed il He has entered Ncvcsnjc ami threatens
Mosar, but he is not cooperating with The servians,
uncss there be something very profound In the plan
The campaign.
The notion that tho Moneneerins do not count upon
Tho of their allies and therefore, go for what
they can got for themselves, begins to prevail A
GREECE AND RorxAxIA
Meantime Greece remains entirely peaceful, and
Roumana balances her demands on the Porto by
earnest declarations OF neutrality and will probably
keep quiet as long as she can.
PUNISHMENT OF ExcEssKs IN BULaAarA-rnE
rroHr AT IsvoR--EUMoHxD sEEvIAy DE-
YEATS.
CoSsTAxrrsorLE, July l9 1876.
The leader Of band oil volunteers which was guilty
Of committing outraces in the neghborhood of Phil
iippolis, was hanged to day.
THE RECENT FIGHT AT IsvoR
Eighteen Scrvian battaons from Saitschar partici.
pa,ed in the recent attack osman Pachas position
Isvor before reported. The scrvians were rcpulscd
With great loss abandoning five cannon and quantity
Df arms and ammunition.
ANOTHER sxRvIAN
Three thousand Servians have been defeated
Nichcrac in Bosnia, with oss OF 200.
Tho intelligence that tho scrvlans have lost their
positions around Nisch Is confirmed.
PROBABLE AxIcABLE SETTLEMENT BETWEEN
RouMANIA AND TuRKEY--DIsMsncK AD-
VICE.
Lospos, July 20. 1876
rhc Morning Potts Berlin special says amicabIo
settlement between Turkey and Roumania is con-
udersd assured. Prince bismarck hax advised Rou-
mania 10 strive to maintain peace.
TIE SIX GREAT POWERS SAID TO DE IN ACCORD
on THE EASTERN QrEsrroS-AwA111so AN
OPPORTUNITY TO KxEEcrsE MORAL M
YLCRxog-
PARIS, July 10 1916
The Temps sta.ss that tho six great Powers are in
daily Communication relative to Eastern affairs with
view Of establishing general agreement so as to he In
readiness 70 take advantage Of any opportunity 70 sx.