The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-13
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THE TURC0-SERVIAN WAR.
THE MONTENE0RIN INsUR0 ENTs IN
TURKISH TERRITORY.

A Battle on Monday. in which tho Turks
were Routed-A summary of the servisn
Situatton-tien. Tcbcrnayen's Movements
RAaUsA, July 12.-Gen. Paulovics, with
eOO0 Insurgents, has arrived in the neiehberho ood
Of Kick. He met with no resistance. By this
m ovemept the route by the way Of Kick TO the
interior Is closed. Intelligence received here
from Slavonio sources announces that the Nom
toneefin Insurgents occupied Intl. on Turkish
territory, southeast OF Montenegro. but were
dieiodged by the Turks from 5cutarI. Both sides
suffered considerably. Another body of MJnte-
ntgrins, under Prince Nicholas, is marching 10
the direction Of Gatsohko.
Savonio advices announce that force OIL b,00
Turks attacked tho villages Of Kereuese and
TecLra on Monday. The Turks were defeated
and driven to Murit, where they embarked on
steamers up the lake Of Soutari The Turks lost
400, and the SIontene egrins 100. Tho latter cap
turod a oonvov OF prisoners.
COrsTAETINoPLE, July n-The Turkish war
Minister has resolved to assimillte the Basbi
Dazouks with the regular troops. Tho engage
ments between the Turks and Servisns yester-
day were unmpOrtant
II is onicially announced that the Government
e again comoelied TO postpone the payment Of
certed with the I'm mperia Ottoman Bank, for the
collection OF revenue for the service Of the ma
tional debt, will be carried out soon as ciroun-
The Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
sent the folio wing despatch to NJ. Aristarchi Bey,
the Sultan's Minister to the United States;
The servians attacked the battery Of EsE Ksse, be.
longing to the fortincations OF Yen Bayac, and
repulsed and rou ed alter two hours engagement.
DEAD large number OF wounded and large quantity
OF rnes anu gios.ns our artillery broke In pieces he
cannon which The enemy had % placed on she emnsaos
place at society, troops completely defeated the
munitions arms. Illery and everything. The Ser
vians lost many hundred men.
| PARIS, July 12.-rhe Temps has q special from
| Senlin which summarizes the Servian situation.
All depends upon Gep. Tchernayen, who, with
| the best Servian troops, appears to intend turn
| ing the haDk OF the Turkish 1imok army by ad-
| vancing along the road between Prot and Ak
| retreating ID unconnrmed. The town OF Psrat-
chin has been decorated to receive Prince Milan.
| LONDON, July H.-Ths Times In q leading edi-
| torial article says: The prevailing impression
| the question now IL whether tho Turks Will be
| able to carry the war across the Servian from
tier and obtain the great political advantage OF
| NEGOTIATING while In possession OF conquered
| territory"
| VIENNA. July 12-It Is stated In diplom atio
| circles that Russia will not take any step In the
| Eastern question without an understanding
| with all the great powers. Consequently the
| general peace Of Europe will not be effected.
| vienna. July R-Both sides are taking ad-
| vantage OF the present pause in active opera
tions to bring up reenforcements. The Servlans
are organizing guerilla bands, one OF which,
| numbering 3OOU, has advanced TO within two
| hours marcn OF Widdin.
Belgrade advices announce that the main body
| OF MonteneRrins Is advancing on Mostar.
Leschjanin, who defends the frontier AZ
Salts nar, has received reinforcement OF I,ON
| men.
Gen. Oympcs has formed 5000 Bosnian into
| Gen. Tchernayen Ia engaged In organizing
| Bulgarian bands near Ak-Palauka.