, 1876-07-26

wounded Tell into the hands OF the Turks. Ihe
lstter lost $50 killed and 800 wounded
It is reported that there was a sanguinary
fighting near Nitsch, aud that the Turks have
been defeated. Ten thousand Of the Imperial
Guard are leaving ConstantinOple for Servia.
A Paris telegram says the Khedive has fur.
nished the Porte with $4,000 men.
A Berlin telegram says the northern powers
have forwarded to England most satisfactory
assurances in regard to the war. They ex-
press a determination to remain neutral, and
evince a strong desire to ~looaiize the struggle.
Reports from the seat of war are widely
contradictory, but the balance of advantage
would seem on the side of the Turks. A
Berlin special reports the Turks b~esieging
Catcher which has q garrison Of 5000.
The Courier de France reports a great en-
gagement between Perot and Isavibiod the
Turks we're dislodged and the road is open to
Sophia. The Turks lost 200 killed and 100
prisoners at Prot.
The insurreotion in Bulgaria is reported
general.
AConstantinople correspondent of the Ne1os
repeats, and quotes evidence in support of his
previous assertion 10 regard to atrocities In
Bulgaria. He gives an instance Of one case
in which 40 women of Tonouselo were burned
alive, and cites a Consular report placing the
number Of murders committed by the Turks at
10000, while some estimates run as high as
$4,000.
Constantinople, July THE Porte has
sent to its representatives abroad as follows =
"Mouktar Pasha teIegraphs details of the
last engagement at Belina. The enomy's
losses exceed the first estimate by two hun
dred their killed were left in the village of
Belina, and 700 In the neighborhood. Among
rho dad 0r0 4h.Sr n~l 1,vo~o1
officers. A large Turkish force is now CON
centrated at Belina.
ConstantinOple, July The Bey Of Tunis
has informed the Porte that he will despatch a
regiment to COnstantinople.
Two regiments of Egyptian troops left Alex.
andria to day for Constantinople.
A despatch from Berlin says the Servians
are suffering from & scarcity Of funds, and have
Issued q local paper currency.
The P0sts despatch from the Rapid Village,
near COnstantinOple, says General Zacha'S d.
vision of Servians has been severely defeated
near NOVis. Bazarand suffered a loss of 1900
in killed and wounded.
Vienna, July 8.-A bloody battle was fought
at Javo, near NovIbagar, In Bosnia, between
the Turks and Servians, previous to the 9TH
inst. Both aides claim a victory.
The defeat of the Servians under Gen.
Osman is officially admitted. The Turkish
forces crossed the river Dvin8. All troops en-
camped In Belgrade are summoned immedi-
ately for the frontier. Prince Milan has re-
tired.
A depatch from Ragusa says there is a COM
plete panic among Mussulman Herzegovinians
at the approach Of the M0ntenegrins. They
take refuge in fortresses apparently abandon
ed.
1t Is said the reported Turkish successes on
this side are fabricated.
London, July IA Vienna correspondent
in the TINES in reviewing the military situation
says: If reports of the Turkish victory at
Saitsohar prove true, and the success Is pro-
perly taken advantage of, it might place the
Eastern half of Servia In the hands of the
Turks.
A correspondent of the Times at Ragusa
declares the reported Turkish victory false he
says Gen. Tohnernayeff holds bis own on Turk
ish ground, and has fought no other en-
gagement. General Olympies Is still before
Belina. On Wednesday he surrounded and
cut to pieces 1000 Turkish regulars. All at
tempts of the Turkish army to cross the from
tier have been VIGOROUSLY repulsed.
The Montenegrin army is marching In seve-
raj columns unopposed towards Mostar.
Galacian newspapers report 10000 Russian
troops, including 10000 OossackG, approaching
Bookowina.
Tn Prince of Montenegro has issued a pro-
olamation to the Herzegovinians offering to
llberate the Christians and protect Mahomme.