Fighting in Bosina.
Desperate and Successful Resistance.
Austrians Compelled to
Retreat
Assumes Great European Difficulty. (FROM OUR SPECIAL LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, A_gultl4. The attempted Austrian occupation of Bosnia has been met with desperate and successful resistance. The Bosnians were triumphant, and compelled a whole Austrian division to retreat. The matter assumes the proportions of a great European difficulty. [REUTER3 SPECIAL CABLEGRAM.] TEE SICKNESS IN CYPRUS. LONDON, August 15. The sickness at Cyprus gives no cause for anxiety. THE AUSTRIAN DEFEAT. VIENNA, August 14. After five days coutinuous fighting the Austrians were compelled to fall back on Gracamitta.
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Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2608, 16 August 1878, Page 2
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