The New York herald., 1875-09-15
THE TURKISH DIFFICULTY.

91EGRo HEsTrATING-THE LONDON PRESS ON
THE SITUATION.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. |
CErrrGNE (Montenegro), Sept 70, 1875.
Great depression prevails among the in
surgents in consequence of the inaction of
Bervia.
CONTINUED FIGHTING.
Constant skirmishing is going on between
the insurgents and the Turkish troops.
PROVISIONS CAPTURED
The rebels in recent engagement captured
fifty horseloads of provisions and other
property. Lubitschna's troops at Biltje have
lost part of their provision train.
THE INSURGENTS APPEAL TO sERvIA-THE Gov
ERNMENT HEs1TATEs- DISGUISED sERvIAN
OFFICERS EN- ROUTE FOR BOSNIA.
BELGRADE, Sept II, 1875
The Granttschar (newspaper) announces that a depu-
taton of Herzegovnians recently arrived Kragu-
Jewatz asking SeTya TO aid in the insurrecton The
government replied that it would wait until the
6kuptchina decided the question. Many disguised
6ervian officers have started for Bosnia Seventytwo
uags are being made FOR the Servan army
THE sERvIANS DIVIDED IN oPINIoN-THE sKUPT-
CHINA COMMITTEE LIKELY TO PRESENT TWO
ADDREssEs-A STRONG MINORITY WISH TO DE-
CLARE WAR.
KRAGUJEwATz, Sept. H. 1875.
The Committee OF the Skuptchna on the address
IN reply to Prince Milan's speech is divided in opin-
lon The majority wish leave the question of peace
to the wisdom Of the government strong
minority propose simply to call the government to
declare Probably two addresses will be submitted
to the Skuptchina
AUSTRIA CARING FOR THE WOUNDED INsUR-
GENTS AND FEEDING THE REFUGEES.
VIENNA, Sept. Ia, 1875
In response to an appeal from the Prince of Montene
gro the Austrian government has sent staff of
geons to the large number of wounded
gents who have been brought into Montenegrin
terrtory and the Governor of Dalnatia has been
Instructed forward supplies of food for 80 900 refu
gees in Montenegro in great distress and desti-
tuition.
INSURGENTS SAID TO BE GIVING IN THEIR SUB
MISSION.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Sept IA, 1875
Server Pacha telegraphs that sixty families in
che neighborhood of stoatz Herzegovina have given
In their submission to the government
A MODERATE ADDRESS FROM THE sKUpTsoHINA.
LONDON, Sept Is, 1875.
special despatch to the Times from
Vienna says the government has arrived at
an understanding with the committee OF the
6ervian Skuptschina that the address reply to
Princes speech shall make demand for war; but will
contain some strong censures on Turkish rule.
CHE LONDON TIMES ON THE INsURREcTIoN-
DMINIsHEs ON NEAR APPRoAcH-PIILAGE
AND THEFT RATHER THAN FIGHTNG-THE
REBELS MERE HANDFUL.
LONDON Sept IA, 1875
letter to the Times dated Cattaro Dalmata, Sep
ember s, says
''The importance OF the instruction In Lower Herze
lovina dminishes approach, while in Bosnia
here is nothiag worth mentioning except panic and
disorder, with an exodus of women and children. In
hat part of Herzegovina lying west of line drawn
rom Nksch to Mostar the insurgents appear only as
Iands without coherence, discipline purpose They
re even without communication with the eastern por
don of the province The Herzegovnan parts of these
hands inclined pilagng and petty thieving
han fighting Even the foreign volunteers who make
The fighting nucleus suffer from their predatory pro-
penslties They number, in ALL apparently, between
1000 and q OOO but the majority generally absent
turing the lighting, and only reappear when there is
booty to be taken. or the bands nomnally under
ubobvatics not above 500 men mean fghting."
MONTENEGRO TO REMAIN AT PEACE.
LONDON Sept Ia, 1875
The Daily Telegraph publishes a special telegram
rom Vienna in which it is said that Montenegro has
definitely informed the insurgent leaders that she
&ot make against the Porte.
RUSSIA INTRIGUING.
LONDON, Sept a. 1875