The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-29
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE EASTERN WAR.
Another Victory for the Turks
Reported.
THE SER WAN LOSSES.
Tchernayeff's Reports OF Victory
Discredited.
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
HE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
Mr.. Schuyler's Report duplicates
the Turkish Regulars.
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

LONDON TIMES ON THE BULGARIAN ATRocI-
T1Es-ENsLANDs ATTITUDE TOWARD TURKEY
LONDON. August 2s 1875.
The latest news from the seat OF Is from tho
Standards correspondent with the Turkish army who
elcgraphs to that paper under date OF Nssn Sunday
afternoon, August 81, as Enthusiastically and
to-days severe fighting resulted complete Turkish
victory. The Servians were everywhere driven back,
and their loss must be very great"
TINES BULGARIAN ATROCITIES
The Times this morning has editorial on the Bull
earan atrocities, which concludes as follows mfr.
Barngs report and tho testimony OF other Official wit.
will have much practical valuo during the
negotiations which must follow tho close OF the
Ssrvan They will give this country good
opportunity of clearly defining tho position 1t holds
with respect both to Turkey and tho great
Powers 1t has been said that the Turkish Ministers
careless of English rcmonstrances because they
think that England Will and must support Turkey,
however nagrantly she may DO msrulcd and hence it
is argued that she is indirectly accountable for Bull
garan But it Is difficult to believe that so
baselcss an idea mislcad the shrewd who d.
rect the Turkish Empire.
ATROCITIES ne coyDoNEp
They know little of this country If they think It
could condone such atrocities those OF Bulgaria.
Like other States, it has an interest IN Turkey
sod It would be desirable to see her strong; but she
cannot be strong without being well governed and sho
will be well governed until shc has reversed
many parts OF her present system. Turkish misruo
means weakness, recurring rebellion and foreign war.
II carries with IL to the whole Of Europe.
This country will be ready join other States in devils.
Ing such reforms will protect the Christian part of
the population, without regarding the convent of
the Porte.
CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORT OF TURKISH
vICroRY-sERvIAN REPORTS OF VICTORY DIS
CREDITED.
LONDON, August 90. 1876.
despatch 10 the Standard from Alexinatz says au-
hcnic accounts show that tho battle, which was
claimed by Tcnernayen really resulted;in
victory for the Turks Fazyl Pacha, commander of
the division OF the right wing, Thursday, fearing
IN attack in the rear. fell back.
The Scrvians attacked all along the line Friday
but the Turks drovs them back There heavy
lighting Saturday, but after i've hours incessant
conflict, Tchernayefs attempt to cut Off Fazyl Pacha
from Eyoub Pacha failed and the Turks were COM
pletely victorious
The Standard's correspondent with Ali Saib the
left bank OF the Morava opposite Alexnatz, reports
that the servians repulsed with great loss on
Saturday, after seven hours nghtng
The Servians have claimed this battle as q sweeping
sn's accounts of his victories now generally dis
credited.
THE sRRvIAN LOSS IN THE LATE BATTLRs-
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES vERIFIED-PAR-
TICIPATIoN OF TURKISH REGULAR TROOPS
RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS ARRESTED IN HUNGARY
LONDON, August 20, 1876
The Daily Ne,cs' correspondent with tho Servans at
Alsxnatz says the Servians lost TO- 900 men In tho
first five days lighting around the town.
Belgrade despatch to the News reports that duel
took place there Saturday between tho correspon-
dent OF the Prague Poliit and cavalry officer The
weapons were sabrcs, and both men wounded.
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
Tho Daify Ners publishes Mr.. Schuyler's preliminary
report OF his investigation into tho ou.rages IN Bull.
gar,a The report is addressed to Mr.. Maynard the
Minister OF the United States at Constantinople II
fully confirms tho worst that has been told of the
atrocities.
Mr. Schuyler found that much Of the
daughter was by regular Turkish soldiers and he
scnounccs the report of the Turkish Commissioner
concerning these outrages n mass of falsehoods.
He declares that sixty-nvc villages were burned in
there districts and 5000 men, women children
were killed Mr.. Schuyler continues his investigation.
RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS ARRESTED IN HUN.
GARY.
A telegram to the Neics from Vienna says:-"Arrests
OF Russian volunteers for Servia made in
Hungary. The Russian consus have protested, and
there is great Indignation in Russia over the detcn.
tons The latest case the OF fourteen per-
sons, one OF whom is u lady All had passports but
a..