, 1876-08-19
ST. PETERsBURG, July 90.

Prince Nikita, dated Gfahovo, July %, says -
"The Turks, uader Moukhta Pacha, attacked
US early to-day near Urbizl. A severe en-
gagement ensued and the fighting is still pro-
ceeding. We have broken through the Turk
ish lines. OSman Pacha was captured and
brought here alive, aud we have t4ken many
prisoners.
RAcUsA, July 80.
Adyices from Slavonic sources confirm tbs
Intelligence of the complete defeat of the Turks
on the 28ih inst. near Urbiza. The Montene-
grins captured 500 Nizlms. besides Osman
Pacha, fvo guns and several flags.
The Turks attacked the Montenegrins at
Kutschi, but were repulsed. Selim PAOha was
wounded.
LONDON, July 81.
The Daily Nel0s' Belgrade special says:-
Colonel Antitch, General Zach's successor, is
bombarding Sienitza. which commands the pass
es between Bosnia on the one side and Novi
Bazaar and the country whence come supplies
and reinforcements on tho other. 1t is Of vital
Importance to both oombatants.
The Nsvs' Ragusa despatch says Moukhtar
Pacha admits losing 1000 men in the fight
with the Montenegrins.
The News' Pesth special says the annexation
Of Bosnia by Austria is contemplated.
Three thousand Christians were mastered
at Pryedor.
The Times special telegram saya the Turks
at Urbitz4 after two hours fighting fed in an
uncomfortable panic, The greater part of the
army was lost. Bilak is surrounded. There is
a panic at Trebiuie. This disaster leaves Her
z|egovina practically defenceless.
The Ielegraph's Vienna special, speaking of
Intervention, says the initiative will be taken
by England at Belgrade and Constantinople,
with the approval of the Powers. The belli-
gerents are favorable to peace negotiations.
PARIS, July 81.
The Courriey's special kilograms give the
details of massacres by the Turks in Bosnia.
Three hundred Christians were tortured and
drowned in the villages Of Pervau and Limar.
Twelve women were out to pieces ut Pavics.
Sixty children were stoned to death at Rathlo-
vo. Oue hundred and eighty girls were viola
ted and murdered at Lokolovo.
LONDON, July 81.
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company
from Semlin saws a rumor is current there that
the Turks. after routing a Servian detachment
ut Pandiraio, have marched on Krajugewatz.
If this is confirmed Saitschar and the Servian
n%osition on the Timok River are seriously
threatened. Three regiments of Egyptian
infantry, ono cavalry regiment and two batte"
ries Of artillery have started for MltrovItsa.
A correspondent to the TINES telegraphs
from Ragusa saying -" / have perfectly trust
worthy information that the Turks in the en-
oagement on Friday near MEDIUM numbered
$4,000. They woro driven to Podgoritza' lost
two guns, and their supporting battallons were
completely anuihilated.
A special despatch to the Times as we'll as
dispatches to other journals, say that the Oss
man Pasha who was captured at Urblza IS not
Identical with the Osmau Pacha who
the Turkish troops against the Servians.
Out Of sixteen Turkish battalions which
were engaged al Urbiza four only reached BIZ
lex. The battalions probably average under zoe
LONDON, August I.
A special despatch to the Times from Ragu'
az savs that Mukbtar Pacba, with the remain"
der Of his army, variously estimated at from
siv to nine battalions, has arrived at TreblJne,
having evacuated Bilek Immediately after the
hattie of Urbiza. The Ottoman authorities
here admit their defeat in that battle and
renort the loss of VIC pachas, viz: Selim Pachas
kiIled. and Osman Paoha, taken prisoner also
two colonies three lieutenant oolonels and seven
majors. Two battalions of infantry and one OF
ohasseurs we're destroyed to the last man. and all
the other battalions suffered more or less. The
Turks confess that they lost from 1900 to
1900 men. Their real loss is probably
from 5000 to 5000 meu. The Montene'
orins state that the lumber OF Turkish
Inferior officers killed is enormous. The pursuit
was continued to the walls of Bllek' Inc
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