New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-18

SEVERE FIGHTING, WITH HEAVY EOSs-sERyIASs IN
CONsTANTINoPLE INVITED TO SUBMISSION
sERyIA AND THE PRESS.
BELGRADE Thursday, Aug. II, 1875.
Official dispatches received here state that on
TUESDAY 1000 Turks attacked Col Anttehs position
this side of the kessOura dele and after lighting
which lasted from 10 o'clock in the morning until in
the afternoon the Turks repulsed with great loss
CoSsTASIIN0PLE Thursday, Aug. II, 1876.
proclamation published here to-day, Inviting the
scryans submission and Offering protection to those
submitting. says: "The Turkish commanders are or
dered protect all peaceable inhabitants and their prop
erty."
LONDON Thursday Aug. II, 1876.
The Times to-day has dispatch from Bel
grade wing that there never greater shame than
that the servan Press Bureau OF the Government should
continue the illadysed policy Of keeping back from tho
public as long possible anything which they cannot
marage to represent as a success to their troops.
dispatch from Vienna to The Times says the Belgrade
correspondents Of the Pesthe Loyd Fremdenbtdu and
NeHe FTce PreSSe have been ordered to leave there
OF their dispatches, which are unfriendly to
Serya,
A RUSSIAN ARRESTED AS A SPY
special dispatch to The Standard from Belgrade says
that a member Of wealthy Moscow family named
KudoI was arrested the Danube frontier in Hungary
last week, charged with being a Russian spy. kludOn
declares that he knocked down, robbed Imprisoned
and sent to Belgrade without trial because his arrival
the frontier had caused considerable excitement.
It is reported that TchcmayeRs dissatisfied with
his conduct. Kudof has complained 10 the Russian
Consul of -treatment by the Hungarian authorities IL
appears that he to Hungary an ter seryan pass
port The Consul said he had only himself TO blame for
his arrest and imprisonment.
REFORMS 70 BE ESTABLISHED IN TURKEY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Aristanch Bey, the
Turkish Minister has received the following from the
Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs:
CoNsrASTINoPLE, Aug. 10, 1876
A commission composed OF several Ministers and hgh
functiOuaries, MIssmans ana CHRISTIANS mas oceu es-
tabscd to elaborate programme OF reforms accord-
ing % the Imperial HIATT which communicated 70
you by the dispatch OF June :.
BULGARIAN AFFAIRS TO BE- INVESTIGATED.
Aristanchi Bey has also received the following tee-
gram:
CoSsTANTrNoPLE, Aug. IS, 1876.
The Imperial Government has decltcd To open a new
inquiry about assertions concerning the eNcesses
attributed the irregular troops IN Bulgaria Ihls TASK
aud 10 YuuyantchO EfiCndi (Bul-drldnl C0unelor OF
state. They have started, ana VIII communicate "
yUu the result Of their inquiry.
The Standards special dispatch from Belgrade states
that the war manifesto, which was expected from Prince
Milan on wednesday Thursday, has been suppressed.
II is reported that at meeting OF the Council Of Minis
tiers and the Committee OF the skapschna on Wedues-
day, it was decided that loan for 100000 dneats
should be raised in Russia.
It's believed that very bad news has been received
from Baul The details not yet known, but II may
be considered as certain that the Turkish plan OF eau-
pasu has been successful and, unless Russia interyenes,
the wal Viii be over before many days.