New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-29

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AN ARMsrICE PREDIcTTD-A BATTLE EXPECTED AT
! sIENiTzA-TBE RUSSIANS DISSATISFIED WITH TIE
PRINCE OF MoNrENEGRo.
VIENNA, Friday, July 2s, 1875.
The TagblaH says change in the ruler of Turkey
is an accomplished fact. Abdul Hamd EGendi
younger brother of Murad Efendi. is Regent Of the
Empire.
The Neue Freie Presse asserts that the Sultan OF
Turkey is dangerously i'll.
PARIS, Friday, July 2s 1870
The Jovnaldes Dfbats publishes a special dispatch
from London. dated yesterday, saying
The general political position " Seryia Is growing
more serious and The partislns OF karagOrgeovcn pc
come more threatening every day. Sky thonsand
Chassepot rifles sold by Germany have arrived IN servA
by the way OF Roumana.
Prince Milan will return to Belgrade and endeavoi
to bring about the mediation of the Powers between
Seryia and tho Porte.
LONDON, Friday. July 20, 1876.
The Daily TeIegrapEs COnstantinople correspon.
dent, in letter TO that journal, recounts an inter-
view which he had with Gen. Ignatef. the Russian
EmbassadoT, the Dist inst Gen. lgTatlef ex-
pressed the opinion that an armstice was inevitable
within three or four weeks, and would probably DO
brought about by the united action of the six
powers. He thought the present difficulties would
be arranged by partitioning Bosnia between Austria
and Serya, and giving herzegovina to Montenegro.
Parakin dispatch, dated to-day, says Prince
Milan will hold a council of war to-day with Gen.
Tchernayef and other Generals, and NJ. Ristics the
Prime Minister. His headquarters Will be trans
fcrred to the neighborhood of Alcxinatz. Gen.
Leschjanin will probably be superseded on account
Of ncapacty. The forces under Col. Antitch are
concentrating at Sienitza where a decisive battle is
expected. The engagement on the Timok yester-
day was unimportant Fresh fighting is anticipated
there tomorrow"
The PaH NAL Gazette in its Berlin dispatch, says:
The defeat OF the MonieneGrins occasions diseom-
future at the Russian Court where Prince Nicholas mas
been Os ent8Ously peted Some of the Russian dlplo-
aiists that It will Dr. muosibe for The Car 70
rercss le spirit in Russia II the TURKS invade
fyia lac knowledge OF nus iic' froo"oy accouii's
for tn hesitation or the Turks
CoYsTANrINoPLE, Friday, July %, 1876.
The Porte has accepted the proposal of the Aus
trau Government to convey the garrison of the port
of Kick with the war material to Alrwari.
TIE sERyAY PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
LONDON, Saturday, July 30, 1876.
The Standards special dispatch from Vienna says:
Among tie prisoners taken by the Turks gre seyera
Russians, who confessed that tLey Lad only recently
been relieved from the Russian array, and tAal TIE chei
commands are given 10 RGssaha
The S.rvian plan of operations has been changed.
Prince Milan Is 70 command the western army in person
Tue s.ryians mGssiugin the valley OF the aoraya.
It Is persistcny stated that the intervention or tina
Powers IN the "lu0ccul gu AUG D.
PARIS. Saturday, July 90, 1876.
speca 10 the L.ber,t states that troubles occurred
at Belgrade yesterday, and ". Rsticb, the Prime Min
ister has gone 10 enreat Prince Milan not to return to
the Capital
LAwTEssNEss OF THE TURKS.
The DAILY Nacs's Vienna dispatch says:
The Greek Government Is 10 protest 10 the Powers
against the vi fence of the irregular TURKISH troops Ia
TrirIs and Tbessay. The Basin BazOuks and Circas-
sins eccntIy Murdered villages IN Macedonia and after
warl fought each other. FOrty-two were killed
THE ROUMANIAN DEMANDS.
The Times,s Vienna special says;
The Porte has communicated To the Powers through
the bssaior- the ROumanian note presented az Con-
sfauliubule The Porte in turn Informed OF thc
views of the Cabinets. These remove the apprehension
OF any Power much less the majority OF the Powers
,Sioi,iug 100 warmly wishes Roumanla or press
Ing the Porte.
THE aULTANs DEATH EXPECTED.
The Standards Vienna special says
The dealh OK the Sultan may be expected momentsry