Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-04
TURKEY.
The HerzegOy inian IRsurreeuon Al
most CIOsed-tiuaranteeS by the
Turkish Government.
The Insurgents Fleeing into Dalmatia
-SerViR Justifying EIerseIf-Thc
Porte Demands an ENpIR-
nation.

LONDON, September 8 "A special dis
patch from Constsntinope 10 the Times
states that Cerver Pashs has been in
| structed to issue a proclamation on his
arrival at Mastai, giving assurances that
| hencefOrward vexatiOus Illegal acts will
/ be permitted in the name Oi the govern
ment. He has also been directec 10 dis
miss and punish the officials guilty of
expressing the people; TO institute pc
cial tribunal, which shall examine aud
satisfy the demands of those who have
been objects OF arbitrary treatment; to
recall any persons exiled without just
cause, and to expel sgitatCrs. He is au-
thorized to employ all necessary means
to execute these instructions. The Forte,
while determined to repress insurrection
at all costs, intends to extirpate abuses
likely to lead to its repetition. Another
special from ConstantinOple represents
that the insurrection in Herzegovina is
now maintained by bands OF robbers.
Not a single insurgent is to be
seen around Trebigno. The fugitive in
surgents have driven eighteen thousand
head of cattle into Dalmstis for security.
A semi-official Journal of Axhens vindi-
CHtes The government of Greece la it's
neutral attitude toward Turkey. 1t says
the Slavonians never helped the
Greeks in Crete, and the Grecian inter
ests imperstively calls for friendship
with Turkey. The Greek organ of Con-
stantinople advocates an alliance be-
tween Greece and Turkey.
LONDON, September 3.-The Times,
commenting on the HerZegOvinisn
troubles, strongly urges the fitness and
duty of interference Of Great Britain.
A telegram from Berlin announces
that General Kaufman has entered
Khokand.
A dispatch from Therapia, suburb
of ConstantinOple in which the foreign
ministers reside, says the Turks in Her
zegovina have gained victory, and ten
thousand insurgents have been driven
across the frontier into Dalmatia, where
they have been disarmed by the Austri-
ans, NevigDe, the focus OF the insur-
rectiOn, has been destroyed. Commu-
niCatlOn by Way Of KlecB has been re-
established.
A Vienna dispatch to the Daily NelCS
says it is confidently asserted the repre-
sentatives Of Austria at Belverd bad no.
titled 2ervia that arttul sggreseion on
the part Nf the latter sgsinst Turkey
may render it necessary for Austria to
send troops into Servis in order TO insure
neutrality. 1t is expected that SerVia
will i-suu circular note, showing that
her action was necessary to protect her
own territory against Turkish aggres-
sion by force OF arms
New YORK, September "A special
from LOadon says the Turkish consul at
Salem, desiring to visit Belgrade on
business, was refused admission, and
the Porte has demanded an explanation.
LONDON, September 3.-Vienna news
papers say that the violation of the
Servian territory, reported to-day, will
probably prove to have been merely a
frontier raid by Turkish civilians for the
purpose of stealing cattle.
An article in the semi-official journal
of COnstantinople resents foreign inter-
ference, and declares that Turkey is fully
equal to cope with any rebellion, and
will not cede an inch of territory in def
erence to idle demonstrations.