New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
THE BATTLES NEAR SOFIA.
sFRyIAN LOSSES AT sLlvNIrZA.

prp,IsED At sfAvINYj-A SERIES OF sKiRNlSiiIS
.,rv,xDER TO THE PORTE THE CONFER
ENCF. -,
c,,u,x Nov. 19.-Reliallc reports received
1,,,e that the Ser Wan loss at slivntza yesterday
e broe times greater than that given Ill the oie''i
our,s and actually exceeded the previous tol4 '''
60 ~, outbreak OF hosttes. Prince Alo'@hdei was
g. tho tnjck Of tie battle from begnn."G to ehd' luz
ecrv,ps noticed that he trst rode white morse anu
aferward 4 brown hSfse' IL Is oelo''" NV
was shot under hlm ,, ,bo
rr,-r,nr Nov l9-DIspatchcs to-day from the
from, arc adverse to the scrvians General MeskoNicn
,;led IN his attempt 80 capture SeV'hyi ana WIS "
IN oin tho t,-ces at Slivnitz1 Mihtar1 oli'i'' w
,cc.-c In consequence of the reverse " ,,d ,oI
h, General Bcnitzky's division has occulic' 'H0 i0'
between Slivnitza and soma , ,.oo,,o, WIN
-, - ,or,d. and who kecps Lord Salisbury ihl"r'ne"
e orcrvtbinr That trlnspircs IN cohh'ct'" ~, a.,
,or makes no mention the reported cap'u"' y, ,
nv the scryans 1t is therefore oelicNc1 tn'. ''' ~
r,rians still ho id WIddm. 1t is noteWo'tn! '"V ,
ou,bo war accounts so far have cmanated ITO" ''i'
sources the Scrvian authorizes lofo'"ui"7 we've
.nondonts to accompany the sorVan lo'ceS, u.-
rho tdeuc,Jcpee Eclgr OF brussels. pnollshcs us
,,,,b from H. CORE ,pondcut at SOFIA STATING 'n"' %
S,ryiai,s attacked the third Bulgarian hc-i |'"' VIZ"
was escoriiug an Ambulance train ana oNo"'''" Wv
,,,,dcd sodicys IN the amOuamccs. Ghe corre'Pohu-
erns of the Suaa embodied in the laers repN TO inc
Prince, pol for help and h,ss the sultan to ad MN
a, oucc The Prince states that IL compliance WIFI u"
sultau's dem md, he has Withdrawn tho buls"ii""
troons from Eastern toGmca
A lisratch from Tzarihsod SAYS that TWO bu's"' ''n
hattaous were defeated to-day in an chgasemen' WIN
tb scrvilp, ON the road between Brcsnk ANA PcrhR'
Tho rnlrari ms lost 900 mcu killed ana wounded Inc
scrvans captured sixty prisoners ana qN'hl'! VI "
mnniou ana provisions.
An account from Tzaubroi, the scrvian heaaqFl'rS'
of the battle yesterday before >hNnltIa Is u''' 'n'
seryians were uuaf to bring their IhH s''ch-h '"o
octou and were compelled to Withdraw 10 Dragon III
Pass The junction Oftnc Danabc Dliha ana 9H"''
divisions with the socoud.lts' reserves Will be 'ou
,,,oted TODAY This will bring forty-ciSht more va
Iahons of infantry into action with the ar'4ery """
cavalry necessary for their support.
The official scryan report made puDc IN l'''n' 'i'
ofternoon saws Tie accounts te!cgr1phed yesterday
that the serv1an troops mcnac!n- SVhtz' were lel'
Inv the Ealsarians. under the immediate command OF
Prince Alexander, false. The Bugarias apPro"'Ho
,beserviap positions under OF heavy oS' ou'
after harp fighting wcrc rcpuscd. The SerVlahS "ioNe
,be Bulaarns to the Savnyi entertainments ana III INC
whole engagemen had 800 men killed ana Wohhoe"
accommodating force sent the direction Oi 0'"NIh!
skirmished for two hours with the EnisaI'h9 anu oH
retired within the Servian llne.'
Bulgaria is calling troops from the Turkish ltnhteI,
and rs seu;inC all her available forces 10 ue Iu W
battle the servus. Prince Alexander 'uccesS o',c %
Slivnitza has revived the COURAGE Vi tuo'c ,
front and they undergo extreme hardsnlp' WIN IT,
i Wiliim White the British Ambassador At Con.
santi,nrlr has been informed by the Porte tdt lex
Is strauquil and that there Is no prospect ol "
ISt Biikan Conference met today Il! is stated thlt
one OF the results OF ihe +, W n I'M without
n mandate from the Con. cIcncc IN SIHnE ,, va ~
c"cro was shown the British representative pceiay
Welding for the purpose OF attaining harmony!