The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-25

food. The Mcneil diligence from Memel WA
attacked, but the hrmness Of the passenQers
prevented their being robbed As the rural
geDdarmery were too weak 10 reprsss these dis
orders, detachment Of dragons was seut from
Iilsit, who have arrested about twAnty.six Of
the rioters and lodged them in prison." We
learn by accounts from Berlin of The Id instant
that the duties of entry on importation of corn.
-four and vegetables are suspended for all ths
States of Zolverein till the 3lst Of August.
ITALY
RoME.-A quantity of fireworks and smmu.
milton having been discovered secreted in a house
IN the city, story Of . conspiracy was framed,
and some fifty persons arrested on the strength
of il.
The French authorities at Rome continue on
the best footing with the Holy Father.
TURKEY.
VIENNA, March 2.-According to telerraphic
notice from Agram, dated yesterday, general
disarmIng OF the Rejahs, Turkish miliIia,) in
Bosnia, has taken place. In VilIacs, Now, and
Czasin, strong detachments of troops had appear
ed, and the village communes were reuuired IN
furnish them with provendsr. Every part Of tina
Austrian frontier 10 defended by large bodies Of
Turkish guards. This despatch confirms the
accounts that have appeared in the Agram No.
pers, with respect to the severe measures taken
towards the rajahs
Matters have evidently taken fresh turn in
those parts, for we read of new restrictive rcvu.
lations on travellers, domiciliary visits, &c. The
observance of the market days has been forbid
den, and the omHunications are impeded, ow.
ing to the concentration of soldiers on the bor-
ders. Neither Turks nor Christians are allowed
to pass into Austria, Omer Pacha having discov-
cred an extensive conspiracy on the part Of the
Rajahs.
The London Times has the following "a.
speeding this important event:
A Turkish military column CONSISTING Of
about 10000 men, with four guns, has occupied
the Banjalaka (the Austrians were defeated bv
the Turks here in l737) district, and disarn,ed
the Rajahs. Six battalions, under the COM
mand Of n Pasha, are expected at Bihacs, A
strong detachment of cavalry has occupied :
Novi' Every large town is garrisoned Ii ap
pears that widely spread conspiracy, the object
Of which was to overthrow the government, has
been brought to light The following extract
from telegraphic dispatches are not without in
terest:
Every bridge, every ferry, is guarded. The
boats on the river (the Unna) are destroyed,
and every point of communication with Austria
is occupied by strong Turkish pickets'
INDIA.
Dispatches have arrived via Trieste, confirms
ing the telegraphic reports of the breaking out
of Burmese war. Sixty British subjects, en-
deavoring to save their property, were detained
and thrown into prison. The enemy were dis
persed, after supposed loss of about 800 killed
The river ports Of Burmah were blockaded, and
Com. Lambert proceeded to Calcutta for fur
Their orders. The Indian papers say We are
now in the midst of active preparations for
campaign, which cannot fairly be commenced
till October, by which time reinforcements of
steamers may be received from England if ne
cessary."
The Punjaub seems tranquil.