Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-21
TURKEY.
Russia, Germany md Austria WIZ
Maintain Peace, bui TIE JsGOFlaG
Government sgast GE8Bt
reforms

CONsTANTINOPLE, August 20.-Later
intelligence from the scene Cf the insuF-
recliOn in Herzegovina is satisfactory.
The government of Lhe province an
nOunces that there IL less excitement
among the people, and anticipates u
prompt pacificatiOu. The Russian, AUS
trian and German ambassadors had 8
prOtracted conference with the grand
vizer yesterday. 1t is understood they
advised 8 suspension Of hOstililies, with
a view to afford an opportunity for as
certainiug the grievances OF the insuT-
gents Turkey declined to accede TO
this proposition. The Russian smb1s.
sadOrs had an interview with the sultan.
and afterwaTd the grand viZsr was suG1-
mOned to the palace The foreign an
b sssadoTs ana ministers Wlll meet the
Russian embassy Saturday.
Ii is offici j y stated that the Jews
published in the foreign journals III r.
gard to the HeIZsgOviuiaG iusuuectiOn
is much exaggerated. The Turkish gov
eminent will soon hsve eighteen thou
sand men concentrated in Herzegovina
1t has been waiting until able TO conC en-
trate 8 sufficient fOrCs so as to crush he
insurrectiOn with the least possible effd-
sion OF blood. The derviscn pasha las
now been ordered to take offensive
steps. The powers entirely friend y
have requested facilities to communicate
with the insurgents, with the purpose Of
cOunseIing submission to the Ottoman
government, and informing them that
they have nothing 10 hope for from the
intervention OF foreign powers.
BRUSSELS, August 20.-Ihe LIE NOrd,
the Russian organ, in discussing the
Turkish insurrectiOn, says that Russia,
Germany and Austria are in accord on
the point that the Eastern question
shall not be raised. Peace has been
temporarily disturbed, but the general
peace is secure beyond attack. France
ard Italy will doubtless be invited 10
ioin these three powers. Turkey must
recognize the need OF the eEding OF the
intolerabIe regime by proceeding ser.ous-
Iy with reform, which has heretofore
been q mere pretense. A dispatch from
Vienna reports the Insurgents as been
forced to raised the siege OF Trebigne,
and some have been d;iyen unarmed
across the frontier.
RAGUsA, August 20.-The dervisch
paeha, with five batta!iors OF regulars
and three regiments OF infantry, is ad-
Vancing, for the purpose OF dislCdgiUg
the insurgents from their positions be-
tween Nosrsr and Kick.
PARIS, August 20-Phe lie Temps
says it has received information con-
ficmatory Of the Ls N,0rd'S article, 10
the effect that Russia, acting 10 con-
junction with Germany snd Austria, in
lends making an appeal 10 81! the pow
ers of Europe in favor Of settling the
6arzagovinian difficulty by an under
standing among all the countries inter
ested. thus ayerting all danger Gi an
European war. The Memorial Dipso--
rldtiotte Gays all the powers nsYe agreed
in urging Servia and Montenegro TO re.
main neutral in the present coDbiet, sDd
that this advice will be backed by force
il necessary.
PARIS. August 20.-A Vienna special
10 La Li6erte says that Prince Milar, OF
Servia, has addressed note to the pow
ers who signed the treaty Of Paris, COM
planning that he has not been informed
of their intentions regarding the insur-
rection which is extending into SerYla,
aud which threatens 70 assume proper"
tions which may render its suppression
innDOGGibie