New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE Turkish CONFLICT.

THE TURKISH CONFGlCl.
THE TURKS DEFEATED By PRINCE NIcHoLAs-osMAN
PssHA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGAIN IN THE
FIELD.
ST. PETERsByRG, Saturday, July 20, 1876.
The GoloS publishes a special dispatch from
Riasno village of Dalmata seven miles northwest OF
Cattaro, which says: "Mukhtar Pasha, on the 2otn
inst succeeded without attracting the attention OF the
enemy, in outfankns Prince Nicholass army, near
Korito Mukhlar Pasha has reached Bilek Prince
Nicholass position is critical" The Goos also publishes
special dispatch from Cettine stating that telegram
received from Prince Nicholas dated Grahovo' !uy 20
says: "T1e Turks, under Mukhtar Pasha, attacked us
early to-day Urbiza severe engagement ensued'
and the lighting is still proceeding. We have broken
through the Turkish lines Osman Pasha was captured
and brought here alive and we have taken many prison
ers." - -
CETTTNJE, Saturday, July 90 1876.
Official dispatches state that the Turks who attacked
the Montcncgrns near MEDIUM Friday completely
defeated On .o
LONDON Saturday, July 90 1875
The Berlin dispatch 10 The Echo says Prince Nikita
intends to resign the chief command of the Montencgrn
army"
kilograms received from Paris state that numerous
partisans Of KaraGcOrgewtch have been arrested.
Three thousand Christians massacred at Pryedor
TURKISH TROOPS PANIC-sTRIcKEN.
The TeSs special telegram says the Turks n, Urbitza
after two hours OF fighting 1od in an unconrolaoe
panic Inc greater part VI army was i"'' ''''"
is surrounded. There Is panic at Trebgne. THIS
disaster leaves Herzegovina practically deensecss.
IN. TelegraDhs Vienna special speaking Of nterven-
ton says the initiative will be taken by England at Bel
grade and Consantihople, with the approval OF the
Powers. The bcllgercns favorable to peace nego-
tiations.
sIENITzA BoMBARDED.
A Belgrade special says
Col. Autitch, Gen. H. his successor, is bombardng
seuiiza, which commands the passes between Bosnia on
supplies and r,CnOrcrment> on the other Is VI
ylts Importance to both conbatants.
Ragisl dispatch says Aukitar Pasha admits losing
1000 men IN the fight with tine Montcnegnns.
Pcsth special dispatch says the annexation OF Bosnia
by Austria Is contemplated.
RtGUs,, Saturday July 30, 1876.
Pcko Pauoyitch, an insnrgen, leader, reassumed the
offensive yesterday, inlctng serious defeat upon the
Turks.
The servian Colonel Antich rcpulsed Dervsh Pasha on
Thursday while the latter marching to reinforce the
Turks at Sicni;za.
The Turks attacked Schekullre, in NorthE Monte
negro and were rcpulsed, losiag 129 killed
BELGRADE, Saturday, July 90, 1876
Col Antch after taking command OF the Seryian army,
b,scgct cula on the 27th inst, thereby surrounding
Mehtmod hl Pasia.
Gen. Lcsc jluu announces shat he connonadcd Osman
ra-lrI'. camp tt Izpor, compelling him to withdraw
distance OF about eight miles
The PesLsr-Lioyi lnewspaper says the British repre-
saye Seryia cnietyoIug to induce Prince Milan
make offer Of reconciliation to the Porte before final
operations take place.
LONDON. Monday, July 81, 1876
The StHdards special dispatch from Kaafat says the
Turkish army crossed the Serian frontier at Nis5a On
Saturday \ great battle j., expected.
TIE TURKISH DEFEAT CONFIRMED
EAGUsA. Jlly 30. 1876
Adv!ces from slavonic sources confirm the intclli-
geucc Of the complete OF the Turks the 2-th
inst. near Urbiza. The Moutenegrins captured 300
Sizams besides Osnan Pasha, five guns, and several
flags.
The Turks attacked the Mon;onegrins at Kutschi but
were repulscd. ,em Pacha wounded.
PARIS July 80, 1876
Vienna inells eEcC asserts that Turkey and Austria
favor the Pictcndor karagcorg 1t IS predicted
that II Prince Milan returns Belgrade yanqusled lie
VII, DO dcthruned
MORE TURKISH ATROCITIES.
PARIS Monday, July 81, 1876.
TIE CoHrrierS special kilograms give the details OF
uassactcs by the Turks in Bosnia. Three hundred
Christians were tortured 1Ovned in the villages Of
Prryau ard Tuar Twelve women we've cut 10 pieces IN
Payic.. sixty.h children stoned 10 death at Eath-
loyo hundred and eighty girls were violated aud
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