New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BOSNIAN INsURRECTION.


FAVORABLE REPORTS RECEIVED AT CoNsrANTINopIE
| DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCE WITH THE GRAND
vEIER-AUsTRIA, GERMANY, AND RUSSIA INTENT
ON KEEPING THE EASTERN QUESTION IN ABEY-
ANCE-THE SIEGE OF TREBiGNE RAISED
GREATER CONFIDENCE FELT IN LONDON
COSsTASTNOPLE, Friday, Aug 30, 1873
Later intelligence from the Of instruction
| in Herzegovina is satisfactory. The Governor OF
the Province announces that there is less excite
ment among the people aud he anticipates prompt
pacfcation.
| The Russian, Austrian, and German ambassadors
had protractcd conference with the Grand Vizier
yesterday. 1t is understood that they advised a
suspension of bostilities with the view of atiorng
an opportunity for ascertanng the grievances Of
the insurgents. Turkey declined to accede to this
proposition.
| The Russian ambassador had an interview With
the Sultan, and afterward the Grand Vizier
summoned 10 the Palace. The foreign ambassadors
and Ministers will meet at the Russian Embassy on
! Saturday.
1t is officially stated that the published in
foreign journals in regard to the Herzcgovinian nsur
rctiOn is much exaggerated. The Turkish Govern
ment will soon have $1,000 men concentrated in
herzegovina. 1t has been waiting until able to
canrate a sufficient force to be able to crush
the nsurrection with the least possible c1usion Of
blood.
Deryis,h Pacba has been ordered 10
take offensive steps. Powers entirely friendly
have requested facilities to communicate
with the insurgents for tho purpose of
counseling submission to the Ottoman Government,
and informing them that they have nothing to hope
for from the intervention of foreign powers.
BRUSSELS, Friday, Aug. 20. 1873.
lie Nord, the Russian organ, discussing the Turk
ish Instruction, says that Russia, Germany, and
IL. IL.
question shall not be raised. Peace has been tenn
porarily disturbed but the general peace is secure
beyond attack. France and Italy will doubtless be
invited to join the three above named powers. Tur
key must recognize the need of ending her intoler-
able regime and of proceeding seriously with re-
form, which has heretofore been mere pretensc.
LONDON Friday, Aug 20. 1873.
A special dispatch from Vienna reports that the
erzeg inian insurgents have been forced to raise
the siege of 1rebigne, and some have been driven
unarmed cross the frontier.
| All signs of panic in consequence of the Eastern
trouble have disappeared, and the stock market has
completely recovered from the depression of the
last two days.
| The Vienna Neu Free Press is informed that the
British ambassador recently forewarned the Sultan
of the action of the three Powers pointing out the
significance of the step.
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of the Powers was tender of friendly offices, not n-
teryention and thinks that the refusal of Turkey to
accede to their propositions was not final.
| special dispatch to The Standard from Vienna
represents that so Turkish families persisted when
| the insurgents destroyed }erbr and SyInar
PARIS Friday. Aug. 20, 1875.
lie Ttmqs says il has received information confirm
atory of the article in lie A0rd to the effect that
Russia, acting in conjunction with Germany and
Austria, intends making an appeal to the powers OF
Europe in favor of settling the Herzeeovinian diff
Guilty by an understanding among all the countries
interested thus averting all danger of an European
war.
RAGUsA, Friday, Aug. 90, 1873.
Derysch Pacha, with five battalons of irregulars
and three regiments of infantry. is advancing for
the purpose of dslodging the insurgents from their
po,itions between Mortar and Kick.
PARIS, Friday July 20, 1875.
| The Memorial DiplOmdtqae says all the Powers
have agreed in urging Servia and Montenegro to re-
main neutral in the present conflict, and that this
advice will DO backed by force, if necessary.
ADMIRAL wORDENS SQUADRON,
A GRAND BANQUET GIVEN TO THE OFFICERS Al
sorTuAMPrON-MUTUAL ASSURANCES OF GOOD
wuI-PROBABLE MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET.
SOUTHAMPTON Friday, Aug 20 1879
officers was brilliantly successful. Among the guests
were the American Consul and large number OF leading
merchants The tOasts to Queen victoria ana fres-
ident Grant were drunk with enthusiasm The
speeehes we're very brief Admiral Worden, re-
Amending to the toast to the American Navy,
gave expression his appreciation OF the
kind feeling which everywhere entertained by the peo
ple Of England toward the United states and in the
name Of and his country lie recprocated
the expressions OF this good feeling He said IL was 10
the mutual interest Of the two nations to cuitvatc
friendly relationship, and dvet upon their common
origin and kindred institutions. The Actifai was iouuly
appaudcd throughout
| A VISIT TO PLYMOUTH PRODABIf-CONTEMPlATED
VOYAGE TOWARD GIBRALTAR.
sourHAMPrOy, Friday, Aug. 20, 1873.
| The date of departure and the destination
Of the United States squadron now lying IN TINS harpor
have not been determined; but t will probably leave on
the Let OF September for Plymouth where 1t VIII anchor
short time and then sail in the direction OF Gibraltar
THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
| RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ATTACKED IN KHoKAND - AN
EXPEDITION ORGANIZING TO OCCUPY THAT
COUNTRY
LONDON, Saturday, Aug 2l-8 a m.
| The Times publishes special telegram from Berlin
saving that the Khokand rebels had attacked a
Russian body-guard. II IL expected that the Rus
sian Government will order the military occupation
| of Khokand.
speeial dispatch to The Daily Ne,cs from Vienna
| savs the Russian General Kaufman is organizing
| an expedition against Khokand, in revenge Tor the
attacks upon Russian soldery
THE NEW FRENCH SENATE.
| IyPREsIDENT THEIRS DECLINES 10 BE CANDIDATE
LONDON, Friday, Aug 60 1879.
The correspondent of The London Nems at