The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE AUSTRIANs DEFEATED.
A Division Driven Back After a
Twelve Hours Fight.
THE. BRITISH FLEET.
Russian Movemen ts in Cen
trail Asia. n.
AMERICA AT THE EXPOSITION.

ybY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August IT, 1878.
Advices received by the way OF Constantinople
Army OF Occupation was defeated near Tuzla on
the 1lth OF August, after a battle which lasted
twelve hours. .4raoat 81,
WHY szAPARY EETREATED.
General szapary, commanding the Twentisth
division, te,egraphs to vlenna from Doboj that he
was vigorously attacked the 1stn inst., but sue
ceeded IN repusing his assailants. He neverthe-
less, on account Of the lack Of ammunition, resumed
on the 14th inst his retreat 70 DoboJ. He saved
al his wounded and his train though mis- troops,
exhausted ana constantly harsssed by insurgent
hsnds were obliged to drag wagons over pad
roads q
G.N.~.s u AUSTRIA WILL GO ON. ll ee'.:
General Philipovich ,elegraphs that Haaz Pscha
and . deputation OF the leading inhabitants OF
Scrajevo interviewed him and begged him to stop
his advance, as neither information from the Porte
nor the Austrian proclamation had been promul.
gated at Serajevo. General Phillipovich refused
their request telling them that Europe had decrced
the occupation and the Porte had assented to 1t.
He called upon the deputaron to use their in.
npencc to calm the population. .3
s2 "lNADBQUATE ARRANGEMRNTs.n
Vienna despatch to the Times says 1t is now
recognized that the arrangements ior the Aus
trian occupation Of the Turkish provinces were
inadequate. New plans nave been resolved upon.
the effect OF which will be visible in week or ten
days.
ANXIETY OF sERvIA
The same correspondent says the Servian gov
ernment regards with anxiety the menacing atti-
tude Of the Albanian chiefs at PrIsrend.
cs THE INsURREcrION sPREADyNG.
Vienna despatch to the Telegraph says insur-.
gents to the number OF several thousand have rs.
sembled at Bjelna and Breko Several thousand
Arnauts occupy the deflc leading to the Novlbaxar
district ~
ifsf...i A COMPANY DEcIhArED.
1t is reported from Pesth that company OF
engineers was attacked near Ljubinje on Tuesday
an6 only thirty OF them escaped.
aptit vARNA IN RUSSIAN ILANDs
The Russians occupied yarna, bulgaria, ON the
Ath OF August The garrison is to CONSIST VI TO- 900
men, with 100 guns
TIE NEW BULGARIAN GovKRxM RNT.
Prince Dondourkof Korsak0n win shortly begin
che organization OF an administration for Bulgaria
At Tfnova, the capital OF the new prtnclpaiity
THE BRITISH FLEET
The Manchester Guardians London correspond
ent says:-"lt is stated In well informed circles
that Admiral Hornby has been ordered by tele
graph that as soon as che embark alton OF the Rus
sian imperial guard has been completed he shall
withdraw his section OF the British feet from the
Princes Islands, in the Sea of Marmpra to Gallpol
MUST WAIT A WHILE.
"Ile Is not to retire to the Mediterranean until
the remainder OF the Russian troops have retired
west OF Chatalo and the Turks are securely in the
possession Of those works. He will then leave a
sunicient number OF ships at Gallipoli ana in the
Cult OF SarOs to maintain the inviolabity OF the
peninsula until all the Russians are beyond Adri-
an0ple or across the Balkans"
RUSSIA AND CENTRAL ASIA
The AOence Risse, OF 1t. Petersburg says.the
statements In regard TO Russian expedition to
Central Asia relate TO occurrences belonging to
rme when England was preparing for war with
Russia The orders Tor Russian proparat ons ma We
since been counter rma ndcd
GREkCE AND THE FORTE
Constantnople despatch says that the Porte's
note relative TO the demands OF Greece main aims
tliat the insurrection In Theasaly solely kept
mp by bands from Greece that Greece has
no clam to ceesion OF territory
war. AZ she was'oniy restrained by fear and that
Turkey never accepted the principle OF rec tihca-
ton ol the frontier. The only sentence in the
note winch gives any hope OF an unders landing Is
one stating that the Porte leaves 70 the Powers
She task OF judging Its arguments
=. ftK REFORMS IN ASIA MINOR
The same despatch says the difficulties between
Turkey aud England relative to the introdu uction
OF administrative reforms In Asia Minor are almost
entirely removed Minister Laysrd has abandoned
some demands which the Porte considered
trenched upon Its independence.
AMERICAN rRizxs HxrosIrIon
In The award OF prizes at the Paris Exposition the
United stasos agricultural exhibit has received a
diploma Of honor and tho United s,ates cducasoasI
sxh'bit gold medal or the eleven osjscts
si art onorsd By tho Agricultural socissy
sf France Tor excspttoaai merit ID agrI.
suitnral machinery Ia tho recent nsid trials
sight have bccn awarded TO American Inventions
Dr Edward II. knight, the Am srican Juror Of class
No 10. has b. on authorized 10 annouoce tho svards
They are a. folIows.--McCormiok's binding reaper;
wood's binder; osborus's binder; Joaaston's har.
~estss; whiticy's harvester; Docre's gang plough;
DoasrIekis hay press aud tho Chicago hay press
Tue abevo eight prizes arc iudepsndsat OF the
medals Of Tho Exnibitiou pepper
Psr,s despI Oh 10 shs Sevs says tho dis,rbu.ion
Of pris~ - Tho Bxhiblsioa may possibly Be post.
poned unul abou, October 81.
44trf fi LABoe AND CAPITAL
Professor Pa 4. Barnard. Of the American CON-
mission 70 Aha Expost,on, pursuant 70 tho instruc-
tions Of has ssvsrnnsn, report upon the relations
Of labor and capital has requested the leading exhib
itors 20 Inform him ysgard their relations with
workmsn, and In regard 10 enc working Of providens
socieuss among tho latter. n q. -ai
4 ENGLAND AND Tn. VATICAN.
Sir Stafford Northcotc Chancellor Of The Exchcq usr
replying TO an inquiry la Inc House OF Commons YES