The New York herald., 1876-08-01
GABLE N EW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR.
Further Confirmation of the Recent
Turkish Defeat.
A COMPLETE ROUT.
Servia Invaded-Victories
for the Turks.
The Relations Between Turkey and Greece
Growing More Unsatisfactory.
THE EXTRADITION QUESTION
The English Parliament To Be Pro-
rogued-The State Of Trade.
EDUCATION IN ITALY.
The Relations Between Turkey and Greece
Growing More Unsatisfactory
THE EXTRADITION QUESTION
The English Parliament To Be Pro-
rogued-The State of Trade.
EDUCATION IN ITALY.
The French Radicals and the Jesuits-The
Attack on the Latter Abandoned.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE WAR IN TURKEY.
1uMoRs OF TURKISH SUCCESS OVER THE
sERvIANs-REINFoRcRMRN FOR THE d.
YKATED TURKISH ARMY.
LONDON July 81, 1876.
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Esmin says is current there that the Turks,
after routing Servan detachment at Pandralo have
marched ON Krajugewatz If this is confirmed Salts
char and the Scrvian position the Tmok River are
seriously threatened Three regiments Of Egyptian
infantry, cavalry regiment and two batteries OF
artillery have started for Mitrovtza
THE TURKISH DEFEAr NEAR MEDuN-THNR
SUPPORTS ANNIHILATxD.
LONDON, July 81, 1874
correspondent Of tho Times teegraphs from Ragusa
yaying:-"I have perfectly trustworthy information
that the Turks in the engagement Friday near
MEDIUM numbered Il, 000 They driven to Podgo-
rita, lost two guns and their supporting battaons
were completely annihilated."
yHE osMAN PACHA WHO WAS CAPTURED NOT
osMAN THE CORPS CoMMANDER-coAPLErE
NESS OF THE TURKISH RoUT
LONDON, July 81, 1879
special despatch to the Times well dispatches
10 other Journals say that the Osman Pacha who
captured at Urbiza is not identical with the Osman
Pacha who commands the Turkish troops against the
Servians
Out OF sixteen Turkish battalions which engaged
a Urbza four only reached Bek. The battaons prob
ably average under 400 men each
szRvIAN PREPARATION FOB AN OUTRAGE ON THE
AUSTRIAN FLAG.
LONDON, August l, 1875
Recently the Servians Hrcd upon passing Austrian
In the Danube, for which Austria Immediately
demanded satisfaction. An investigation followed and
to-day advices received stating that the commander
Of the Servians who guilty Of tho outrage has
been dismissed the service.
DISCUSSION IN THE ENGLISH HOUSE OF LORDS
ON THE EASTERN oUEsTIoN-xARL GRANVILLE
FAvoRs sELF-oovERNMENr FOR THE TURKISH
PRovIxcEs-AcT1oN OF THE coMMoNs-MR.
GLADSTONE SPEAKS IN Favor OF szLF-Gov-
xRNMENT.
LONDON August !, 1874
In the House OF Lords last evening there dis
cussion on the Eastern question II was moved that
the government should be ready to support measures
for upholdng tho treaty of 1856 Earl Granville ques
toned certain acts the Foreign Olce and expressed
himself IN favor of sell government in tho Turkish
provinces. Earl Derby. the Foreign Minister, replied
He said the future policy of the government would be
to cnter into no doubtful scheme. The motion was
negatved.
ACTION COMMONS
In the House OF Commons, Mr. Bruce, referring to
The outrages in Bosnia, moved, the opinion Of tho
House OF Commons, that the government should at
tempt equal those of various re-
hgons under the authority OF the Porte Mr. Forsyth
moved amend the motion 10 the effect that the Sca
provinces be guaranteed good government ire
spective of race or creed
Mr.. GLADsroxEs SPEECH.
Mr. Gladstone favored the amendment In bis
speech he censured the government respecting An
drassy Berlin memorandum Ho hoped that the in.
curry into the alleged atrocities in Bulgaria now
making would be actual inquiry. and that Europe
would act in concert Self government was necessary
in order bring about solution Of the difficulty.
prsRAHLr rAvoRs SoNISrERrEREScE.
Nr. Disraei justified the government He favored
non interference in the Eastern troubles When II be-
came necessary tho government would assist iD the
pacincation OF tho provinces.
AZ length both the motion and the amendment were
withdrawn.
THE ACCOUNTS OF THE CIRcAssIAN REVOLT
ExAooERATED-voN KAUFMAN AND BAzAINE
AT THE SEAT OF WAR;
LONDON, August l, 1875
The Ne,cs Pesth despatch asserts that the story OF
tho revolt OF the Circassians in the Caucasus 10 exag
gsrAted.
KArrxAH nAzANE AT THE SEAT or WAR.
The Timer Berlin despatch says It is stated from
eclavonic that the Russia General Won Kauf.
nan, well known the conqucror OF Khiva, is going
10 the Servan camp. Ex-Marshal Bazane OF the
vrsnch army, directs the Turks at Svenitza
THREATENING RELATIONS BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE
The Teegrapl's Vienna special says relations be.
tween Turkey and Greece reported to be growing
moro doubtful Decisive action Is expected at Athens
HArIz PAcHA ENTERS sERvrA AND DEFEATS TIE
sERvIANs-A GREAT BATTLE IN PROGRESS
YUBTHER TURKISH sucCtssEs-AUsTIIA DE-
rERMISxp TO ANNEX BOSNIA NEW SUI
TAN TO BE PROCLAIMED
LoSpoy, August /, 1874
The Standard this morning has a special despatch
from widdin which says that Hahz Pacha entered
serva the 29th OF July. At Granseada ho encoun-
cred 1000 Servans.
Alter a four hours fight the Scrvians fed, leaving
many killed. Hanz Pacha joined Ahmed Eyoob Pacha
II Dcrbcnt on the 30th, where he again attacked tho
Scrvans great battle occurred which ragged all day.
Tho result Is not known
ANOTHER TURKISH SUCCESS
The Turks under suleiman Pacha entered scrv. near
Psndroa, where they encountered eight scrvian bat
lsres with twelve guns After a sharp baltic the Ser
vans ned. throwing away their guns The Turks con-
ttnue their advance.
Sixty Russian officers expected at Nissa TO enter
the scrvian army.
AUSTRIA ANNEX sERvIA
The Stendsrd's Berlin special states that Austria