New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

last four days the Servan General Tchernayeff has
been combating Turkish attack. The result is
| the defeat Of Gen. Tchernayetf's attempt TO join
| Gen. Leschjanin. Gen. Tchernayeff's army is re-
! treating, and he has gone to Parakin. Prince Milan
| and Gen. Tchemayef will go TO Saitschar TO en-
courage the army by their presence. The Servians
attribute Gen. Leschjanins defeat on the 18th inst.
! to his incapacty and misconception Of the Turkish
movements To-day battle is in progress on the
| Timok River. There dfe no details.
Another Semlin dispatch says Servia has author
lied the formation of legion of foreign volunteers.
signori Carrazzini and Cerct-the latter an ad-de-
camp to Garibaldi--are forming an Italian legion
! The strength of the Servian army now is 115,0OO
men and $50 guns, including one battery of Krupp's
guns and | 40 bronze pieces. The Seryian artillery
officers superior to the Turkish but the Servian
| army is deficient in infantry officers. Russian
officers and surgeons arriving at Belgrade daily
The Echo says it is stated that ex-Col. Valentine
Baker, who was sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for improper behavior to a lady in a railway
carriage, and who yesterday was released from tho
Horsemonger Lane Jail at the expiration of his
term. has accepted commission and leaves imme-
diatey for the Turkish army.
The Emperor William has earnestly impressed tho
Prince of Roumania with the Importance of main
tanning peace.
Turkey has demanded from ROumania the observ-
ancc of strict neutrality, and has complained that
munitions of war are transmitted to Seryia through
Roumanian territory.
The Roman Catholics of Bosnia have subscrbeds
considerable amount of money for Turkeys war e1.
Penses.
A dispatch from Constantnople to Reuters Tele-
gram Company says: 1t is stated that the Govern.
ment has decided to issue paper currency TO the
amount Of three million Turkish pounds"
LoNDoY Friday, July %, 1876.
Reuters Telegram Company have a dispatch from
Semlin stating that there IS disagreement between
Gen. Tchernayef aud Prince Milans staff. Gen.
Tcheraycff advised that Prince Man's headquar-
ters be transferred to Alexinatz The staff objected,
that it would expose Prince Milan to the enemy's
fire,
PARIS, Thursday, July 81, 1876.
The papers here publish special dispatches from
Semlin to the effect that the Servian situation is
aggravated by the plots Of the adherents of tho
prctcnder Karaeecrgewitch. proclamation from
KaragcorgewItch himself is pl9carded in Belgrade.
BELGRADE. Thursday July p, 1876.
The following is official: The Turks attempted to
cross the river 1imok, which forms the eastern
boundary of Scryia at Wrasognatz, on Wednesday,
but were rcpu-ed with heavy loss.
On the 2ithinst. Gem Anttch completely defeated
DervI-ch Pasha near Dugapoljma. Antitch has
been appointed commander Of the Ibar army, in
l place OF btl. IdCl, WHO II INV tlIi'u.
LONDON, Thursday, July 2s, 1876.
| The Ex-joyernor Of Salonica has been sentenced
| to one year, imprisonment
Tke S,drGards correspondent at Osman Pacha's
| camp tclegTaphS rs follows:
While tie i.ht was gong ON between the servan bat
n a1d Oga9 I9I be Sge c S ~ trc SS serrans as
az SatscLar thinking that Osman Pacha had withdrawn
attacked him O>man Pscha ouencd h.r from bis bat
and the servians hastily reccosSed the river Win
7ic Standard, special dispatch from Parauin,
dated Wednesday says Prince Milan leaves here for
! Belgrade on Thursday.
TIE sEGvItN NATIONAL GUARD DisrRUsTED.
The Standards Vienna dispatch says:
Prince Milan proceeds from Belgrade 70 the camp at
naasary. iiGt.a :. '''' ''p'"'''' pun ' -
rbe officers OF the National Guari in several seryian
towns have been asked 10 surrender the arms IN trr
charge II believed this measure is caused by the fear
OF violent outbreak Of the antwar party though Tue
authorities ahese that the arms are required Tor the
Ksras orgewiich's proclamation which placarded
ia several Scryan towns On "Wednesday hlSht, declares
that the deposition of Prince Milan l. necessary because
OF his trcachcry karaseoge"Itcu offers 10 save lAe
GREECE BECOMING wARLIKE.
The Standards Berlin special says:
The Greek Embassy positively that Greece
intend, maintain the silc,es neutrality at present,
bat admits tha events ri-ht arise Wmch "ouiu require
CoSsrA>r>orLE Thursday. July %, 1875
The report is confirmed that Turkey will issue
forced paper currency.
MnRoyuzKA. Monday, July "a. 1876
The enemy were beaten at Sutanitza with heavy
loss. ,-o
Five Servian battaons crossed the TinlOk River,
but were repulscd.
THE FIGnTING IN HERZEGOVINA.
MosIAR, Wednesday, July &c, 1876
Mulktar Pacha announced that on the 9th inst he
pursued the Montcnegrins whom lie defeated az Ncye-
,uie rs far as studcnz On the approach OF the Turks
the Nnnteueius reteatcd in the direction OF Bajoui,
abandoning "a large quautirS OF provisions and many
cattle.
RNGUsi, Thursday. July %, 1876.
Intelligence received here from SaYonic sources
nounces that 1900 Turks, under Mchemet Hamdi
Pacha attacked the Monttne,rns Tuesday. near Pod
gortzo They were repusd ana pursued 10 Podgoritza.
Both sides lest heavily in Killed and wounded
CoNsrANTINopLC Thursday, July q, 1876.
Az official dispatch has been received here dared scu-
tart July q, saying "The Turks have dispersed tho
Nouteuegrins concentrated in the vicinity of MEDIUM.
F,v. thousand insurgents subsequently attacked tho
Turks but were repulscd losing considerably"
vienna, Thursday. july 81 1876
The Political Correspondence says the hontenegrins in
consequence Of their defeat the -3d inst etreaed 10
KuIitO and are now njratuS at htestac "hefe
fresh Engagement Is expected
TURCO-SERyIAN WAR NOTES.
The Slavic committees in Austria and Russia
are actively aiding Seryn.
The Turks are using the telegraph freely to
send report, Of their alleged victories abroad.
Abdul Hamid, who will become Sultan if his
brother Murud abdicates. is IN his 34th year.
,,.l tYrn Ia nm n.