The New York herald., 1876-07-14
THE ERIE RAILWAY IN ENGLAND.
Depression Of Trade in England-PrOb
able Strikes.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE WAR IN TURKEY.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
LONDON, July 49, 1876.
Great anxiety prevails in Belgrade regarding the
whereabouts of General Tchernayen, who has not
been heard from for some days. He commands the
best troops in the servan army, and the success
or failure Of his operations the fate of the campaign
almost entirely depends.
DECISIVE BATTLE EXPECTED.
General Lesjanin, who holds Saitchar and the
line Of the Timok has received reinforcements which
bring the strength of his army up $4,000 men, and
it is expected that decisive battle will be fought
in that neighborhood.
UErMPORTANr sKIRMsHING.
The special correspondents of the London papers
furnish only accounts OF unimportant skirmishes
and no battle Of any Importance appears to have
been fought.
DEPRESSION IN sERvIA.
The Standards Vienna correspondent says that
great depression prevails in Servia on account Of
the want Of attending the operations OF the
army in the field, and Prince Milan has been asked
to solicit an armistice through the mediation Of
Russia.
RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS FOR sERvA.
The HERALD correspondent in Vienna reports that
$4,000 Russian volunteers ready to march to the
assistance ofScrvia, and have asked the Roumanian
government for permission to pass through its ter
ntory.
ROUMANHAN EMBARRASSMENT.
This application is a source OF the greatest en-
barrassment to the Roumanian government.
SEVERE BATTLE WITH GREAT LOSS OF LvE-
THE RESULT 'uNxNowN''-osMAN PAcHA
ATTACKS THE sxRvIAN POSITION.
BELGRApE July 13 1874
Onlcal intelligence received here from the Timok
army states that the Turkish General Osman Pacha
attacked the Serviau position yesterday The fight
lasted throughout the whole day. The loss of life
very great The result is unknown
CAPTURE OF cIRcAssIAN SETTLEMENTS By TIE
sERvIANs.
Colonel Ostoics operating under tho walls of Wild
din, has captured humber OF Circassan settlements
a quantity Of provisions and many head of cattle.
mishes and outposts combats.
sERvIAN REPORT OF VICTORY OVER THE
TURKs-Ar THE GATES OF wIDD1N.
BELGRADE. July 13--Evening
General Leschjanin, who according to the latest In
teiligcncc had penetrated distance into tho
Pachalik Of Widdn, yesterday attacked the Turkish
positions and captured several stratecca points The
nghting lasted the whole day. Tho Servan loss was
small. Tho Servians pursued the Turks to widdn
and captured quantity OF provisions. Tho gates Of
widdn now closed.
TURKISH ACCOUNT OF SUCCESS IN THE
rIELD-MONTENEGRINs FoILED IN AN At
MosrAR, July IS, 1876.
The Porte has sent tho following despatch to its rep
resenta,ves abroad:-"The Turkish General selm
Pacha with two battalions while marching from
Gatshko Nevesinje encountered in the Zaan denle
considerable forces OF Montenegrins which endeavored
TO surround him. After obstinate conflict lasting
twelve hoars Selim Pacha, on Wednesday, succeeded
in dsengaging himself and in taking successfully all
the heights occupied by tho enemy, who were CON-
pclod 10 retreat with considerable loss The Zallan
pass and tho road 10 Gatschko are thus opened"
AUSTRIA CLOSES THE PORT OF KLEK.
LONDON, July l3, 1876.
despatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company from
Vienna says: Austria notified her local authorities
yesterday that tho port OF Kick and all the land and
frontier surrounding the insurrcctonary district
will hereafter bo closed The Turkish ambassador had
lengthy interview with Count Andrassy on the SUBJ
ject yesterday
AUSTRIAN CONFIRMATION OF THE CLOSING OF
KLEK
VIENNA July 13. 1876
The Frepdenbun rciterates the statement that Aus
tra has closed tho hArbor of Kick against Turks
ENoLIsH ACCOUNT OF PRINCE MILAN's AM
BITIoUs PRoJEcTs-IxprREcT PROCLAMATION
OF THE PRINCE Az KING OF sRRvrA-THE
WAR FOR COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE
PREY TO PILLAGE AND DISORDER.
LONDON, July l3. 1874
Tht Pail Nall Gazette publishes letter from It's Bel.
grade correspondents, dated Juy7 Tho writer says
An order published to-day directing ths. oil per-
sons soldiers attached to the army a. transport
commissaries, ambulance supsrntcndents and sur
gcons shall q medallion bearing the words Milan
true intention and ambition OF Prince Milan These
words received here rs having great political
meaning We shall longer hear Of Prince M,lan's
loyalty tho Porte and there bc no doubt that
the war 10 for complete separation.
prLLAGx AND DISORDER RAMPANT
"Psge and robbery arc nourlshing In every portion
Of Servia Arms, which have been promiscuously dis
tributed are In many cases employed BIZ tho uaraud