, 1875-10-14
TURKEY,

| WHAT FRANCE WILL DO.
PAnis, Oct. D.-Tbo L.utotsnr gnys the
Government Ina decided that It Ia not ent!t;o3
TO directly intervene in Turkish informal atiaire,
yes 1t will raiso tho question Of guarantee Of
loans through diplomatic aeonh.
HEaxE1oyIsfAN srccEas.
| 91eSSA Sept. 2S.-Acconnts which coma In
from l'aSusa confirm in great measure the In.
futeent accounts Of their auccehs against Hun-
seln insha on tie 18Th md 1871 iuat. t'u tic
la:h TIC Insurgents secured a portion Of the cou-
xoy Which was gong from Ragusa to
TFeb5pje under snail Turkish ey-
eort. aud Withdrew to Tho wild noun
tain .Eorgo Of Glaysko, which lies on
ono side Of tho road. 1t can be overlooked
IRON the heights above Rng,lsa 10 that the al
tncas of liusssin psaha next day could be
watched. ( he Turks he'd come mt with four
batteIione Of regalars aud thrco bollos Of rregu-
lata. Instead Of arranging combined operation
With thiB force. Hrhscn Pashn, 1t secrns tried to
ietl ha 7av IN the difficult aud dangerous dis.
t1lct. and sent tn one detsvlment alter tho other,
80 that tile insurgents, WHO hpi tskeu ,l1 au ID
yantngooas position oil tho hcigbta, could attack
ouo bitter tho o:her. When tile Turkish force
had been shls teaten in detail the insurgents
took on their side tho Offensive Aud converted
tile rotFe&: of tho 11irke into defcst Tic last
accounts aro more mudesute in tleir estimate
OF tho Turkish lo.s, for iuhtead Of 200 left dead
g. 90 .oG t19 # field N, 'hey ou0a., oaiy rssk @ o.
tho insurEons sido s. dead and large number
of wounded Ere admitted, Tho numbers Riyan
OF tho loasoA on both Bldce may be smaller or
larger. but the fact that tho TURKS could not FREQ
TelI Ra thst the Insurgents not only succeeded
10 5ecur1oR the convoy captured tho day before,
out IN tho pursuit. !lkawso succoodod in driving
away coneiderable number Of cattle and shoop
from tho Turkish yillaTea On tbs road to
TEeainje. Besides the moral presttce eainal
this la tho real substantial advantage which the
1n6urgentH lAsp Won by this nccsaaiul engrsp-
mont. 1t enables them to hold out u thrir ]
lave had, perhaps, to lea.e. 1t cnabea thoun,
ltkowiae. to koop together tn larger bodies, |
which. from tho w8ot Of provisions. HaA before |
impossible. Whotatr, encouraged ay this suc-
field re1aains To be se.n.
TILE coHbrLAn COMMISSION.
VIENNA. Sept. 2H.-A psrtiou Of the Conpplsr !
Commission haa returned from tho insursent |
conTiuce themselves that. with fe~ exceptions,
grievances beforo tho Turkish Commissioner
snd to nntor into ncEotis:ionH but they
aeaifo that Aost'llties ngaiust them should lie
during tho negot!Gtlo:s, npa tho7
consider tho eventual guarantee IT the great
Powot1 for tho reforms to b. nade 10 tho i'd
and n ths hystsni OF taAason in-
~ without that per1aanont paasti-
cation would be tllusory.
,AocordiuR to the rerorta Of the Cousula, the
dietricts passed through arc frightfusly deyos-
lated BY burning mud plundering Oh both p!dea,
And tue population docimsted by maediea. 90 |
hat II thora is1ot rapid help tho coanhy viii
be ruined for many yenss.
THE AUsTE1AN POLICY
In thu Committee for Foreign Affairs Of the
anagasiau Delegation. Count Andrassy, hoinx
'saed auostious about tho lnsurrec.ion
u Herzegovina, gavo = sketch Of tho
GENERA! policy which oe has followed,
.nd Intends to follow. After promising thak
rom obvious ssreksons, be could mot enter Iuso
ietasls. ho said that liz policy waa guided by
hree conalderattoua-frst. 10 maintain the pence
4 Europe; secondly, 10 protect tho tntorests Of
DO Monarchy; thirdly, to proyont, a. tar as Ios-
ible. tho recurrence Of such aveuts. Is re-
aEded .hs frat object, austria, In con.
ided By the othor Po.ore, had voskod succeaa-
llly and the hope Of maintaining paseo for tho |
it9to likoViHo Mas we'll founded. IL regard.
the second be thought ho could pledge him.
~ that tho interests Of tho Monarchy
ou'd b tally protsoted. IA regarded
10 efforts to prevent the recurrence Of such
vents, shcy ware ueeessAxlty limited by existing
Khts and BY what is possible. But, within
.oeo limits. he hoped TO be able IN ths cane uke-
iae II not 10 bring about a. once complete 80
EsIon, which he scarcely believed possible, Ut
ast to mitigate "A far u practicable existing
Fils, and to prepAro tho ultimate solution, Tho
asWeE Hsa iecaived With satisfaction.