The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-17
lson fn Servla.


The general discussion was declared to be ciosea.
Insurresrson in Servla.
The electric teegraphc message, published in
the New York HraM of Monday, is fully con-
firmed, as will be seen by the following extracts
from the Vienna correspondence of the London
Nftcs, Of the 10th Instant
The courier who came IN last night from Seml,n
brought intelligence which has thrown the govern
mpnt into great agitation. A rebellion on the most
formidable scale has broken out among the Ser
vians. Syrmia, Slavonla, aud lac military boun-
darles are up IN arms against the Austrian govern
ment. The Slavonan aud Servan boundry-regl-
ments have revolted, and raised the Gordon of the
Turkish frontier, so that their is fully secured
From the brethren OF their In Turkey they are
assured beforehand of ali support-a circumstance
which will compllcate the relations already suffi-
GENTLY fP,neuses between Austria and the Porte
The neutrality-suspicious., whch have revolted, are.
among the bravest and hardest soldiers In the Aus
trlan service The ground of their rising is resis-
lance to the decree OF Nov Is, organising the
woiwodeshaft The chief movement is in the Syr-
man, Peterwardein, and Tehaikist military dis
tricts, which are exasperated at being excluded
from the woiwodeshait.
beg particula ly cali your attention to the cir
cumsances OF the co, d0ns being raised as most
important feature In this lnsurrection as all those
Hungarian and Polish refugees who have the
means OF escaping from the custody OF the Porte
Servan insurgents.
The military force alone of the rebels is estl.
mated at 10000 men, with Ito cannon; aud if
ihey are Joined by ths CIoais, which appears high
~ probable, they Will have 200, 900 men, with 300
cannon The numbers OF the insurgents are
daily swelled by deserers from the Austrian regi-
ments IN PeterwardelD, Essrg, &c.
There appears IN the Reichs-eliuag, q letter of
the 10th from Belgrade, which has created much
sensation. The confessions Of numerous deser-
tons and great discomfort give room to the public
TO surmlse how much worse the real state of at.
he lNff far L..
shall give II In full =
BELGRADE, Dee 10, 1919.
In the military boundaries of Syrmir and the
Banat great excitement prevails because these are
excluded from the WoiwOdesch.ft. Excesses are
OF nearly daily occurrence IN the regiment Of PEE
terwardeIn. C"Regiment" here means .smilitary
dlsuIct.) Pity that the new organization (of the
military boundarles) could not be published in the
lower countries at the same time with the imperial
patent Of November Is, (tor the Wolwodeschaft.0
al ground Tor agitation would have been stopped.
Inc revolution, which during the last year has
shaken all, has not been without an important
reacuon on the boundaries. Discipline has .
without doubted, suffered the cordons arc
not guarded with the former stnctness, nor
the lively sympathies To be denied which,
prevail between the Servisas on both banks of tue
Save: The desertons from Austria to Servia are
certainly very considerable. Let hope that these
sympaihies WIZ, at some future period, extend the
greatness and the power Of Austria. That the
Serlans are not content with the arrangement of
the Woiwodeschait Is PLAIN. The Opponents of
thls measure, among whom ~ To he reckoned the
Russian consul at Belgrade, Lewkln, say that ali
the Servians have won upon tue map of Austria ia
the title Got Wolwodeschai). That the feeling OF
nationality should be vehement and ungrateful be
busted only about ltseli, and know no other re.
spect, has nothing surprising"
When you consider that this communication
comes from quarter IN the Immediate confidence
and pay OF the government, whose task II Is 10
glaze and vanish all mishaps, that they may pre-
sent the least alarming lace, you will readily be-
lieve that no trifie lies beneath. | am giyen in
fact, To understand that the government possesses
dispatches IRON belgrade, three days later than
the above date, which contain news of great i'm.
portaDce-possiby the same which have stated
al the commencement OF thus letter The lmpu.
taiion thrown out against the Russian consul.
lewkin, Is very important. He Is virtually ac.
cused OF fomt ntlng the dlsconent of the Seryians
Lewkin, little hump.backed man, of much
shrewdness and talent, was formerly consul A.
Chrstania; he has brother. general OF engineers
In the Russian army. The Austrian government
will doubtless attempt to get him removed This
IL highly characteristic OF the policy OF Russia 10
intrigue against a government with which she l.
IN strict alliance.
The movement has been somewhat premature
and this circumstance may possibly enable th..
Austrian arms 60 succeed IN crushing n befor.
other places are ripe tor promoting a diversion.
The Sefvians are not, fact, polite people they
are rude and headlong, but they will take a great
deal OF beating before they give out. Meanwhile
the loyal disposition oi the Croats at the present
moment is doubtful Ia the extreme. II they JON
doubled Jellachich II sti IN Vienns. the pre-.
tence upon which he remains ~. that he may be
consulted by the ministry n the organization OF the
hroniand, which consists OF Croatia, Sayonia, and
Dalmata. Probably he has nothing satisfactory 10
tell the Banalratn and people at Agram. There
much irritation exists against hlm, because they
fancy him the h.mble servant OF the court. have
no doubt that this VIII one day b. found an ill.,
founded suspicion. Jellachlch Is too discerning
man not To that the present government il 40
rash, violent, weak, unstable aud fnendless, that
ITS endurance Tor another year Is next 90 impossi-
Bile. IL has no fooung whatever IN he country
the Schwarzehbmg ministry ~ hated by the
most opposite parties. | have no doubt that Jel-
lachcb, when he sees the hour OF the cabinet'sds-
solution unmistak eably ngh AT hand will announce
to his countrymen that he has been unable oprocn,e
for them the rights they were justly entitled to ADD
were promised, and then tender the resignation OF
his Bansbip II the Croats revolt en- Basse IL Il moi
easy TO see what card remains for the Ban but 10
put himse az the head OF the rnovement 'ras,
he will use all his influence TO retard such an event.
ls beyond doubt But causes are m operation 10.
bring IT about which are beyond his control.
tFrom the Breslsu GaSet,s1
The latest accounts from StrvIa mention thai
the fussien agitation is growing daily more open.
and daring, and that the incredible activity of The
agents OF that power leads to the conclusion thai
sangunsty entanglements will speedily break QUE
between Russ IL and Turkey. The Prince of Ser
wa mas eiTescy refused TO pay the tribute due to-
the Porte, OF $1,000 ducsts, and the arm,ng of all
male adults ~ being carried on with the greatest
possible activity without any one knowing where
the arms come from. Il is not to be doubted, how
ever, MAT hussis provides the arms, for the Ser
vians received IN lSls several cannons and 10000
musktts from Russia, when they were hurryng
lo me assistance Of their brethren IN the Banat.
L his rs most dangerous weapon for the Russian
policy 10 employ, for while II Is injurious TO the
Porte, II ~ al The same time most dangerous TO
Austria, as the latter will very soon find, IN the
qrowing increase of the influence Of ServIa in
Hungary.