, 1876-08-19

OIACASA OoSpoeCASp AWCCAV0Q u0T0 TOm / OuRO-
ritEa announce thas the Montenegrius have been
defeated in the neighborhood Of Antivari.
Four hundred Bulgarians, who were imprison-
ed at Philippopoli, have been released.
Aspecial despatch 10 the Political Co,vsspon-
dencs, of Vienna, from lara yesterday, states that
Mukhtar PaOha was slightly wounded in the last
battle and withdrew from Bilek, going in the d.
rection of Trebinje TO wait reinforcements.
A detachment OF 900 Bashi- Bazouks were
attacked on Monday at Bilek BY the Montene-
gems, whereupon Mukhtar Pasha returned and an
engagement followed. Al last accounts the re.
suit of this fight was unknown.
A despatch to Reuter- from Ragusa, dated
August !, announces that 5000 Turks defeated
the insurgents at Kamengranda after three hours
fighting. The Turks fred the villages of Trioba
and their inhabitants fed.
The Standards Berlin despatch says informa.
tion OF Sultan Murad's deposition has not been
officially communicated to the European Powers.
There IS no doubt that Turkey stands in the pre-.
senoe of another crisis.
The 81. Petersburg Herald declares that the
Christians In Turkey IRE IN a desperate condi-
ton and require immediate support, which Gu.
rope is able to grant if she is 10 earnest.
The report that Marshal BaEaine had entered
the Turkish service is not true. He remains in
Spain.
Tho Standards Paris correspondent telegraphs
thaA Austria has agreed to select England as ar.
bitter in the solution Of the conflict between
Turkey and Servia.
The situation Of the Servians is considered to
have improved during The past few days.
The Bersaghers (newspapor), Of Rome, has
q report that an insurrecti0n has broken out in
Albania, with headquarters at Scutari, and the
movements is spreading through the province.
a special telegram to the STANDARD, dated
Granada. .IuIU 80 FnNOrta fbot kbn TurLo
under Ahmed EyOob Paoha, entered a valley
on the SerVian frontier, the northern extremity
OF which Is closed by a mountain, where the
5erviaDs had q redoubt. Every house In
Granada was fortified. After o cannonade
Of an hours duration the Turks climbed
the mountain and carried the redoubt by
storm.
The Servlans have hed. and Granada and
Derbent are In ruins.
On TreslbAba Mountains, behind Derbent,
the Servians made q stand, but again retired.
It 10 reported that on Sunday the Turks
were within nine miles Of Kr~utazevatz.
The Daily TeIegraph's Paris despatch says
the following are paragraphs of the recent
Convention between Servia and Montenegro -
A weekly subscription of 5000 duoats is to
be paid by Servia to Montenegro.
The autonomy OF Montenegro shall be res
pected.
Servia gives guarantees Of the annexation
of the Herzegovina to Montenegro.
The Kingdom Of Bervia to be recognized by
Montenegro.
There is TO be an offensive and defensive
alliance between the contracting parties.
Both States are to be incorporated IN a
SlavOnic federation.
a Vienna special to the Daily Ntws gives a
report that the Emperor Of Russia has address
ed the Turkish Ambassador at st. Petersburg
as follows
The atrocities in Bulgaria have deprived
Turkey OF the sympathy Of Europe. ! shall
act In q friendly manner toward Turkey If she
treats the Christians BETTER"
Between the 29ih and 3lst of July Eve
Turkish divisions entered Servia. The Ser
VANS are seeking to avoid a battle.
The Paris correspondent Of the Timcs
quotes q telegram to the Russian Agency,
dated st. Petersburg, August l, stating that
the Powers are negotiating for mediation, and
so far agree in principle. 1t is not certain
when mediation may be accomplished with.
out prejudice to the interests of either party.
The Times Vienna special reports that
Suleiman Pacha has attacked the Servians at
PGndirolo.
The position was defended by eight battal-
ions and twelve guns. The Servians we're
dislodged. The Turkish columns have united
before Krujazevstz, which place has been
fortified by the Servians.
FRANCE