New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TIyRCO-SERyIAN WAR.

THE TURCO-SERflAN WAX
TURKISH VICTORY CLAIMED AT SovI-BAzAR-
| PAPER CURRENCY ISSUED BY TIE sERVIANs-
HEAVY FIGHTING AT BELUNA.
CoYsrAsrINoPLE, Saturday, July 8, 1876
The Turkish Gen. Mchemet Ali Pasha has gained
| an important victory over the Seryans near Novi-
Bazaar. Tho Servians lost 5000 in killed and
| wounded
| Subscriptions are being raised among the Mussnl-
mans for the prosecution OF the war. Fifteen hum
dred Softas have been enrolled for service.
LONDON. Saturday, July 8, 1875
Belgrade kilograms state that the second reserves
left that city on Friday. Belgrade is almost de-
serted the streets desolate and there is nobody
at the cafes except the old and decrept. The Ser
vians seem very confident. Tho authorities conf
IDENTIFY assert that Gen. Tchemayef holds the road
between Nisch and Sophia.
Tie Fourth Servan Division has crossed the River
Drina from schabaz. The Turks from Belnia at
tackled it in its flank but were repulsed, losing 50
killed and 30 wounded. Gen. Zach passed the
frontier opposite Tceniza and fought the Turks five
hours both sides losing heavily. Ges. Zach intends
to renew the attack. Gen. Olimpcs lost 700 men
opposite Beljina.
A Berlin telegram says the Servians arc suffering
from scarcity of funds for prosecuting the war,
and have issued forced paper currency.
A special dispatch to The Echo from Belgrade says:
"Gen Zach's division of Seryian troops was re-
pulsed at Tchebinatz on the 9th inst, and has
moved TO Novi-BaZar. Gen. Zachs position Is be-
lieyed to be critical"
The LirapooI Conrie,'s London letter says the COM
ing debate in the House Of Commons the foreign
policv of the Government will be the most stirring
episode of the session. constitutional difference
between the two sides of the House of Commons on
the Eastern question becomes daily more marked.
Mr. Gladstone is expected to make great speech.
| lie Courier is a Ministerial Journal.
PARIS. Saturday, Jaly 9, 1873
The Journal des DeJdts publishes telegram dated
Yesterday from Zimony (Scmn town three miles
from Belgrade, which says the Seryian army of the
Drna has been completely beaten By l2,OOo Turks
at Belina. Ranco-Olimpics, the serVlan com
mander intrenchcd himself, having the river IN his
rear The Turks have captured two intrenchments
aud SIX guns.
goaE, Saturday, July 3, 1876
1t is stated that Russia has addressed a circular
lote 90 her representatives abroad announcing that
,ho will not support Scryia, but remain simple
spectator of TIE struggle.
BELGRADE Saturday, July :, 1876
The Servians invaded Turkish territory near Bre-
gowatz, on ;he Bulgarian frontier yesterday.
The Turks have made another attack on Saitschar,
and we're IepuISed for the fourth time.
Official kilograms admit the Seryian loss IS 200
TURKISH OFFICIAL REPORT.
WAsnISGToN, July S.--I. Aristarchi Bey, the
Turkish Minister, has received the following dls-
patch from the Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs:
CoSsrlNTINoPLE. July :, 1876.
severe engagement TOOK PLACE on the 6n GI u Jay, ny
seniiza, III the stndak " lcnl5uL W,th the ser
Wan forres aounting TO Is 900 The General OF
Division Mchemet All Pacbs, opposed them with eight
battsous ot regular troops TEs eryians we're
Ing on battlefield 15oO dead, an equal number OF
IL "A
PARIS, July ., 1876
The Journal des De6dts has special telegram from
Semlin frontier town Of Austria, in which it is
said the defeat of the Seryians under Gen. Olmpics
| is officially admitted
| The Turkish forces have crossed the River Drna,
and all the troops encampcd at Belgrade conse-
duently started immediately for the frontier and the
last reserves have been called out. Prince Milan
has retired to 1juprija.
The Journal des Dobats also has a special dispatch
from Vienna in which it is stated that the dispatches
| recently published from Slayonic sources are un-
founded. Except one success OF only relative I'M
portance gained by Gen. Tchernayen, the Servlans
have eyeryw here been defeated lt is no longer be-
eyed here that the war can result fayoraby to the
| Servians.
Other advices received at Paris are equally unfa-
| yorable to the Seryans.
DECISIVE BATTLE AT HAND
A decisive engagement is imminent near Nisch be-
| tween Gen. Tchernayef and the principal Turkish
army under Osman Pasha. III the Servlans are
again defeated in important battle 1t is thought
probable they will organize guerrilla warfare IN
order to exhaust the Turks and procure favorable
Intervention by demonstrating the impotence Of
| Turkey.