The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
F OR EIG N.
THE TRIPOLITAN TROUBLES,
An Amicnble Adjustment of Differences

An Amicable Adjustment of Differences.
New YORK, Sept. 2O.-A letter from the
Frigate Congress, dated at Tripoli, Barbarv.
Aug, 26th, states that the Consular troubles
were finally settled amicably by the Pasha ac-
cedng to the demands made by Capt English
AID Capt. D. b. Harmony of the U. S. navy,
i'm conjunction with Michael Vidal the Ameri-
can Consul.
The demands were as follows:
First-A withdrawal in writing of the let
tiers written by the Pasha to the American
Consul on the 9Th and 9th of August demand
ing his appearance at the courts TO answer
charge brought against him by two officers of
the Ottoman navy.
Second-A written guarantee Of the peace (ul
intentions of the TripOlitan authorities towar d
not only the United States Consul, but all of its
citizens.
Third-The punishment of the sailors of the
Ottoman navy who surreptitiousy entered the
premises of the American Consul on the oath
of July.
Fourth-The suspension for four months
of the Judge and other officers of the court
which demanded the presence of the Consul.
Fifth-A verbal apology from the Pasha in
full uniform with all insignia of rank at the
American consulate to the Consul at half past
3 p. M, Aug. 26, 1879.
The apology Was given on this date al. the
time and place fixed, our government being
represented by Capt. Harmony, Capt Bartlett,
der of the u S. navy, and ten privates Of ma.
rines, who assembled with the Consul ID his
consulate and received the verbal apology offer
ed.
An insult was also offered two officers of the
Congress at the American consulate on the 18th
of August which was apologized for by the
Municipal authorities of Tripol on the 2Sd.
Dorregaray Appointed Commander in
Chief of the Carli.t Forces.
LONDON, Sept. 20-The Carlist commission
of this city have promulgated the following
Gen. Dorregaray has been appointed com mand
erin chief of the Carlist army, Gen Tristany
has been appointed Carist Captain General Of
Catalonia. The headquarters of Carsts- are
now near San Marios in the province of Cup
uscoa Gen. Saballs is expected there.
Session of the States General-The King,
Speech.
HAGUE, Sept. 20.-The sessions of the States
General were opened today by the King. III
his speech he said the Acbeen war had moi
been brought to a satisfactory result. but hi
had everything to hope touching favorable
end he said the constantly disturbed cond
ton of Venezuela had exercised an upfayora
BILE influence at Curacao, but he hoped the ne
gotiations now pending would remove this diff
fieulty.
The Serviaa SkupichIsa.
KRAGUYEwATZ, Servia, Sept. 20.-The &c
bate in the Skuptchina on the address in reply
| to Prince Milan's speech. has commenced. Thu
sessions are held with closed docrss
1t is rumored that the address of the Skupt
| selma does not mention the subject of war blu
a special address to Prince Milan will be pro
| posed wherein the house will ask the govern
| ment to declare war. It is asserted that The
government will leave the initiative to the ma
| ton. The document simply paraphrases thu
| princes speech regarding the Turkish troubles
| and contains no warlke declarations. 1t will
| be presented to the prince tomorrow. The ad
dress as reported by the committee was adopt
| ed, yeas II, nays "A.
Foreign Notes.
| Telegram, from Vienna expresses the opinion
| that now that the Turks have had time to oc
cupy in force the Bosnia frontier, the chances
| of renewing the instruction in Bosnia hav
vanished
| The Daily News correspondent at Vienn
telegraphs that the Turks now have force o
| $4,000 men concentrated on the frontier of Ser
| via.
| 5000 Carlsts have crossed the French front
| Ter. They will be disarmed and returned.
| An engagement is reported in Bosnia be
| tween 2500 insurgents and the Turks in whc
| the latter we're defeated. The instruction con
| times to spread.
| The eldest son of the deposed King of Ktok
| and has convinced Gen. Kaufman that he i
| not responsible for the recent attacks on Rus
| STA and he will be the successor of his father