The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-02
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, August 1:-Mr. Mullonay, extern
sive trimming manufacturer, OF Coventry,
has failed Liabilities, $550,000.
A telegram to Lloyds says the ship Gett-
wood, 1,O56 tons burden, from Liverpool to
Melbourne, was lost with all hands of Cape
| Northumberland, on the south coast OF Aus
tralia.
A dispatch from St. Petersburgh says the
report OF the rising Of the Circassians in the
Caucasus is unfounded.
The TurcO.Seryian War.
THE sERyIANS PUT TO FLIGHT-AN0THER
| GREAT BATTLE-RUSSIAN OFFICERS GONE
| INTO SERyIAN Y-ABDICATIOS-BA-
ZAINE.
LONDON, August 1.-The. Standard this
morning has special dispatch from Widden
that Hatiz Pacha entered Seryia on the 18Th
of July at Granada. lie encountered four
thousand servians, and after four hours
| fight the Servians fled, leaving many killed.
| HATH Pacha Joined Ahmed Eyoob Pacha at
Derbeut on the 30th, when he again attack
| ed the Servians. A great battle occurred,
which ragged all day. The result is not
known.
The Turks, under Sulirmam Pacha, en-
tered Servia near Pandirok, where they en-
countered eight Servian battalions, with
twelve guns. After sharp battle the Ser
vians fled, leaving their guns. The Turks
continue their advance.
Sixty Russian officers are expected at
Nissa to enter the Seryian army.
The Standards Berlin special states that
Austria seems determined to annex Bosnia
Count Andrassy admits the necessity OF tbr
policy. Russia will object.
1t is believed that Russia has resolved =,
be unrepresented at Constantlnople.
The Standards Vienna dispatch says the
abdication of the Sultan Is imminent, ana
that it is expected Abdul Hamed vii! De
proclaimed Sultan to-day.
The Times's Berlin dispatch says 70 Is
stated from Sclavonic sources that the Rus
sian General Won Kaufman, well known as
the conqueror OF Khira, is going to the ser
vian camp.
Ex.Marshal Bazaine, OF the French army,
directs the Turks at Svenitza.
THE TURKISH DEFEAT AT URsszA.
LONDON. August LA special to the
Times from Ragusa says Mikahfar Pasha
with the remainder OF his army, yarionsiy
estimated at from six to nine battalions, has
arrived at Trebipie, havin. evacuated Biiek
immediately after the battle OF Urbsza. Isse
Ottoman authorities here admit their deieat
in that battle with the following losses TWO
Pashas-yiz., Selyi Pasha killed and Os.nan
Pasha taken prisoner-two coloneis, three
ieutenant-coIoneis, and seven majors. wo3
battalions OF infantry and OF chassenrs were
DESTROYED to the last man. All the other Dat.
talions suffered more or less. The Turks
confess that they lost from ], 200 TO 1900
men. Their real loss is probably from 5, ,000
to 5000 men. The MontenegriDs state that
the number OF Turkish inferior officers
killed is enormous. The pursuit was con.
f;pIled to the walls Of Biiek. The corre-
spondent adds: " My informant saw eorpses
living thickiy in the road before the citadel
Resides artilley and trains the Montenegrlns
| captured 400 horses and an immense nuns
her OF arms. All accounts show that the
Turks were greatly ontnumbased. 3
TURKS ON THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pE-
PEAT-RELEAsg OF BuLGARiANs.
| CoNsTANrrNoPLE, August 1.--Of OftelaL dssv
patches state the Turks have assumed ine
offensive. They have captured the seryian
entertainments at Derbent, penetrated lnto
Seryia, aud are now advancing upon Cur.
eusecratx. They have also assumed tine
offensive in.the direction OF Widden.
Official dispatches received here from Pods
goritza announce that the Montenegrtns
have been defeated In the eighborhood Of
Anfrary.
-Four hundred Buigarians, who were ill,-
prisoned at phiicppolL have been! released.
EuRopEAs CONGRESS- gpoN EASTERN QUESTION
DECIDED UPON.
PARIS, August LIE Dez-N Neuuisn.e Sis.
Gle, organ oil the Lett, says that 10 y anie te
state that European Congress upon the
Eastern question has been decided aEeus
and It viii shortly meet ut Hrt1ssels