The Portland daily press., 1875-09-15
F O r e IG N.
The War i'm Herzegovina.

CONsTANTINoPLE. Sept. 14-Server Pasha
telegraphs that GA families in the neighborhood
of Stolatz in Herzegovina, have given in their
adhesion to the government.
LONDON, Sept 14-The Daily Telegraph
publishes special telegram from VieDna, in
which it is said that Montenegro has definitely
informed the insurgent leaders that she cannot
make war on the Porte
LONDON, Sept 14.-A letter to the Times
dated Caltoro, Dalmatia, Sept 8, saws, '"The
Importance OF the Instruction in Herzegovina
dlmlnlshes on near approach, while in Bosnia
there is nothing worth mentioning except a
panic and disorder with an exodus of women
and children. In tbatp part of Herzegovina
lying west of line~drawn from Nikstick to
Mostare insurgents appear only as bands
without conference, discipline or purpose They
are even without communication with the
eastern portion of the province. The Herze-
govena parts of these bands are more inclined
to pillaging and petty thievinS than fighting.
Even the foreign volunteers who make the
fighting nucleus suffer from their predacious
propensities. Their number in ali has been
100 and ZOO, but the majority are generally
absent during the fighting and only reappear
where there is some booty to be taken. Of the
bands nominally under Jubovaties not above
300 men are fighting.
BELGRADE, Sept. lathe Gronitachar
(newspaper) announces that deputation of
ten HerZegovians recently arrived at Kragu-
yiewatz asking Servia to aid tie instruction.
The government replied it would wait until the
SkUptschina decided the question. Many dis
guised Servan officers have started for Bosnia.
Seventy-two flags are being made for the Ser
Wan army.
VIENNA. Sept 14-In response to an appeal
from the Prince of Montenegro, the Austrian
government has sent staff of surgeons to at
tend the large number of wounded insurgents
who have been brought into Montenegro terri.
tory, and the Governor of Dalmatia has been
instructed to forward supplies of food for 3d.
600 refugees in Montenegro who are in great
distress and desttutiop.
KRoGUJEwATz, Sept. 14.-The committee of
Skupschina on the address in reply to the
Prince of Milan's speech is divided in opinion
The majority wish to leave the question of
peace or war to the government. A strong
minority wish simply to call on the govern.
ment to declare war. Probably two addresses
will be submitted to the Skupschina..
Arrest of Socialists in Russia
The Standard this evening says that 6I2 men
and 15S women have recently been arrested In
Russia, of whom 265 were arrested for particle
patton in the Socialist movement. The Pro-
cnreur General IN the Indictment, saws that
socialism is rapidly spreading throughout the
empire. The most ardent of the propogandists
of the movement belong to the upper classes.
tices of the peace, officials of all grades and
several ladies of high family. He says the
Socialists only await an oppor unity such as
foreign war, to organize revolution at home
and put into practice their extravaaant ideas.
French Politics.
A special despatch from Paris to the Daily
News reports that the constitutional party in
France have resolved to force M. Buffet to
break openly with the Bonapartists before the
next meeting of the permanent committee. or
to convene the Assembly before the appointed
time.
PARIS, Sept. 14.-At the meeting of the ner
manent committee of the Assembly on Thurs
day next, M. Buffet will be Intercepted upon
the intention of the government towards the
Bonapartists, and especially .regardipg the
decision of the Bonapartist committee to- nrint
and disseminate q million copies of NJ. DnyaPs
speech at Eurux, having for the preface the
letters of Admiral Ronclere LIE Noury and tina
Prince Imperial.
The Spanish Ministerial Crisis.
MADRID, Sept. 14-Regarding the recent
ministerial crisis it has transpired that three of
the ministers who represented the old party
being opposed to universal suffrage resigned.
contrary to the wishes of Canovas Del Castillo.
who urged that the government ought to re-
spect the state of affairs legally established and
leave to the future Cortes the task of modify
ing the electoral Jaw if any alteration was then
considered necessary. The King thereupon re
quested Senior Canovas Del Castillo to form a
new Cabinet He declined on the ground that
having long presided over q Cabinet which rep
resented the Cancellation of the old parties, be
ought not to remain at the head of one party
only. The King then entrusted Gen. Jovelar
with the formation of ministry. The present
which is more homogeneous and libe-
raj than its predecessors, was constituted with
the concurrence of Conovas Del Costello.