New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
THE TURCO-SERVIAN WAR.

GUERRILLA WARFARE CONTEMPLATED.
sERvIANs SHOWING COwARDIcE-RETREAT OF GEN.
ANTrcH = BELGRADE PREPARING AGAINST A
sIEGE-ENGLASD WARNS TURKEY
LONDON, Friday, Aug. IL, 1876.
The Servian correspondents of The Daily
Eeos Standard, and Times note the fact that many Ser
vians are coming to the slightly wounded in the
hand or forearm The correspondents believe they shoot
themselves to avoid battle.
dispatch frora Belgrade TO The Daily Sees says:
Col. Anch rereated from Yavor to Lyanitzs without
which pushed forward to senitza Iyanitza was the
original base Of Cen zachs supplies There = goa .
posal OF the Turks II Ivanitza Is also abandoned
GLOOMY CONDITION or THE sERyhSs.
The Daily Nets has a dispatch from Belgrade which
| says:
The tolls are closing around servia Abdul Kerm
Pasha is pushing westward from GurIsOvaZ, and tho
Seryian General Hocyatoych has fallen back
Yankoyo and Kssura. Hard fighting commenced at
Yk0yo on wednesday and Is still Continuing n the
Turks carry Va kOvo there will be no important obstacle
badly and has retire ted from Yavor to the nterior
All the ayailabie guns are b,nE mounted upon tho
ENGIASD EXPECTED TO MEDIATE.
The Times to-day publishes dispatch from Paris say
ing the English programme OF non-intcrcrence In the
Eastern question which sanctioned by the Powers
after the failure OF the Berlin memorandum is the basis
Of the subssting harmony. The signal for mediation,
therefore, can aud ought only to come from England
Size IL the arbter OF the when the struggle IL TO
be considered finished and mediation may be successfully
proposed As yet 1t Is certain that England does Hot
think the moment opportune, and no other Power VIII
take the Initiative, All rumOrs OF mediation, interyen
ton, and conferences hypothesis. Turkeys
aim is to anticipate mediation by according the
pushed Seryals and 10 Montenegro yanquhcd or Bo-
conditions acceptable enough 70 be approved before mo
dldtlon could DE- accomplished.
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
Further correspondence respecting the Bulgarian
atrocities was laid fore Parliament yesterday includ
Ing the report OF Mr Barring OF the Secretaries Of tho
British Legation ut ConstantinoDle who deputed TO
investigate alleged atrocities, and whose report has
already been published. Among the most important
papers submitted dispatch from Lord Derby to Sir
Henry Elliot, the British ambassador Constanunople,
sent the 9th inst, whiclrsays:
II appears Her Majestys Government that the cap
ture Of saitsehar may lead TO me cgepaon o. con.
you to urge strongly on the Porte mat II j. aDs9utey
arg it, troops should be kept under CONTROL that
the uarmcd population bc spared. and that repetition
OF the Outrag in Bulgaria De avoided You VIII point
out that renewal OF such outrages wOud prove more
disastrous the Port than the loss Of batt The IN
dgnlLDn Of Europe would he uncomfortable and inter-
ference in hostile to Turkey inevitably follow.
THE PRINCESS OF sERyIA APPEALS FOR AID.
The Standards Belgrade correspondent telegraphs
that il is unoiciay reported that Tchenayef attempts
against Nisch have resulted in failure The position
from which Nsch 70 have been bombardel has been
ed by the Turks. Il is the determination OF tho
Servians TO make a stand al Aexuatz II the soldiers
for fty miles on the sides Of the roads Leading to Pa
Taichin The Princess OF seIFia has Issued an appeal Tor
volunteers 10 enter the legion named ater herself Tho
legion consist, mainly OF foreigners, and is fast filling up
in response TO her appeal.
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. II, 1876.
The Ragusa correspondent OF The Times says the Porto
has repeIled paccaton oyertures dee airing VIII re-
everything. The Porte also PERSISTS in employing
the Circasslans and Bash Bezouks
Horrible Turkish atrocities are reported from Bosnia
Several villages have been deSoated by Turks and
hundreds VI dead bodies are floating IN the Una