The New York herald., 1876-07-30
SERVIAN SUCCESSES.
The Herzegovinan Insurgents Re
sumo the Offensive.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SWEDEN.
The French Radical Press and the Jesu-
ts-Retum of Ex-Queen Isabella.
TRADE IN ENGLAND.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE WAR IN TURKEY.
rHE MoNTENEonINs LAY AN AMBUSH FOR
TURKISH ARMY AND Rour Ir-osMAN pAcHA
TAKEN PRIsoNER-THE SULTAN, MURAD
EFFENDI, DISSATISFACTION OF THE
ULEMAs AND soFTAs-AHMED THE COMING
MAN-IMpoRrANT EVENTS EXPECTED.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, July 2s 1876.
The special correspondent Of the HERALD at
Vienna telegraphs that the rear guard OF Prince
Nikita's army, which was defeated few days ago
by the Turks and was reported to be in full retreat
toward Montenegro, has had an engagement with
the pursuing Turkish army and defeatedit
OsMAN PACHA A PRISONER.
They laid an ambush for the Turks who unsus-
pectingy fell into it, and after sharp encounter
the Turks were completely routed, and their COM
mander, Osman Pacha, taken prisoner.
EFFECTS OF THE BATTLE
This victory is considered most important at this
juncture. Osman Pacha one of the best OF the
Turkish generals, and his defeat and capture will be
q sad blow to the Turks and corresponding advan-
tage to the Montenegrins and Servians
MURAD EFFENpI RESIGNS
The HERALD correspondent at Vienna also tele-
graphs that the Sultan, Murad Erendi has resigned.
Murad has been in bad health ever since his Access
sion to the throne, and has utterly failed to satisfy
the ulemas and the softas.
VIGOROUS POLICY DEMANDED.
These fanatics have the enthusiastic and blind
support OF the Young Turkey party, party OF
action, and demand more vigorous policy in the
suppression Of the lnsurrection and repudate all
foreign Intervention in the affairs of Turkey.
THE COMING MAN.
Ahmed, the younger brother Of Murad, is the
Idol of this party and bears the reputation of being
man of great bodness and decision of character.
report speaks truly of him. he is just the man for
the present crisis in Turkey, an Osmanl leader Of
the old school, who would personally assume the
direction Of affairs, rule the country with an iron
hand and arouse the old Ottoman spirit.
AHMED TO BE SULTAN.
AS reported III u SpcClal caDle despatch TO the
HERALD two days ago Ahmed has been appointed
regent, and now, as matter Of course, he will be-
some Sultan and be invested with the sword of Os-
man.
MURAp's INcAPAcrrY.
Murad Enendi seems to have been haunted by the
has given himself up completely to life Of seclu-
Bion and dissipation leaving his Ministers to their
own shifts.
WHAT NExTs
News of great Importance may be looked for from
Constantinople at any moment.
PRINCE NIKATAs ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE
ST. PETERSBURG, July 20, 1875
Tho Colos publishes special despatch from Cettnje
stating that a telegram received from Prince Nkats
Aated Grahovo, July 2s says
s'The Turks under Moukhta Pacha, attacked us early
to-day near Urbza. severe engagement ensucd and
The fighting Is still proceeding We have broken
through the Turkish lines. Osman Pacha captured
snd brought here alive, and have taken many
prisoners"
OFFICIAL MoNrENroRIN ACCOUNT OF A VIC
TORY OVER THE TURKS.
CsrrIyJx, July %, 1876
An Official despatch received bore announces that tho
forks were defeated attacking tho Montcnegrins
near Medun.
THE HERzKGovINAN INSURGENTS nEsUME THE
oFFENsrvE-DErEAT OF The TURKS.
RAGusA, July %, 1876
Advices received from Sclavonc sources state that
Pcko Psuovtch, an insurgcnt leader, reassumed the
offensive yesterday, Inactng serious defeat upon the
Turks
MouHKTAR PAcHA SAID TO HAVE ouTFLANKEp
PRINCE NlKIrA's ARMY.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 20, 1870
The Colos, publishes special despatch from Risano.
village OF Damatia, miles northwest Of Cat
taro. which says:-"Mouhktar Pacha, on tho 25th inst
succeeded, without attracting the attention OF tho
enemy in outnankiug Prince Nikitas army near
Korito Mouhktar Pacha has reached BiIcx. Prince
Nikita's position is critical"
sKEvrAN OFFICIAL REPORT OF TURKISH RE-
rULsE.
BELGRADE, July 2S, 1874
General Lcschianir announces that he cannonadcd
osman pacha's Izvor compelling HIM to with.
iraw distance OF four X lometrcs
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS BY rHR MoNTENE-
GRINs.
CHrrrSeE, July 90 1876
Onlcal dispatches state that the Turks who at.
lacked the Mon,enesrins near MEDIUM on Friday were
completely defeated.
rwo TURKISH ATTACKS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
RErULsED.
RAGusA. July 20 1870
Adviess received from slavonic sources announce