The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-22
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 21.-It is officially state
that the news published in fore On journals in re
exaggerated. The Turkish Government vii
soon have Is, 900 men concentrated in Herzogo
vinia.
1t has been waiting until able to concentrate
sufficient force to be able to crush the insurgents
with the least possible effnslon OF blood Der
visch Pacha has now been ordered to take often
sive steps.
Powers entirely friendly have requested fac
ties to communicate with the insurgents for the
purpose of counseling submission to the Ota-
man Government an informing them they have
nothing to hope for from the intervention Of
foreign powers.
LONDON, Aug. 21.-The Daily Ne,cs special
from Vienna says the Russial General Kaufman
is organizing an expedition against Khokand, in
revenge for the attack upon the Russian so!diery.
The Times publishes b special from Berlin sa =
ing that the Khokand rebels had attacked Rus
sian body guard. IL is expected the Russian
government will order the military occupation
of Khokand.
LONDON, Aug. q. "A warehouse at Gloucester,
nine stories high, twelve hun ired feet long, wi
many thousand quarters of grain, burned.
Reuters telegram from Vienna denies the truth
OF the special report in the Daily Ne,os OF yes
terday, that the Turks had forced the insurgents
to raise the siege Of Trebigne. The town is still
surrounded by the insurgents in large numbers,
ant the siege continues.
The Times in its commercial column says the
grain market is inactive, but previous prices are
obtained for wheat. 1t seems to be the opinion
that prices Of wheat will be well maintained this
season. This has sustained the market in spite
of heavy arrivals OF foreign wheat. The British
wheat 80 far brought to market has not been of
good quality. There is not much tina. is new to
report about the condition Of trade abroad. The
hsrvests will be generally three per cent below
fine field, but with the old stocks to draw on
there can be nothing approaching scarcity, and
moderate advance on the last seasons prices ia
likely to secure an abundance.
The improved feeling recently manifested in
the sugar market has subsided, and several par
cells have been withdrawn from the public sales
on account of the reduced figures.
The investigation by the Board Of Trade into
the loss OF the steamer Abbottsford, has resulted
in a verdict that the captain made an error of
Judgment, but his certificate is returned to him.
PARIS, Aug. 21.-The Memorial Diplomatique |
says all the powers have agreed in urging Servia
and Montenegro to remain neutral in the present |
conflict, and that this advice will be backed by |
force il necessary.
PARIS Aug. 2i.-The Ministers, after an ex-
animation OF the records, deny that the clrcua-
ton OF G adstones pamphlets on Vaticanism was |
ever interdicted in France.
Gen. de Cissy, Minister OF War, in a public
speech at Coutrt xeyiIle, declared that France
would confle the organization OF the army I'M
der the military law to q peace. footing for
purely defensive purposes.
lie Temps says Prince Gortschakoff has in
formed Gen. Leho, the French Ambassador at
.
note concerning the troub es in Herzegovina
MADRID, Aug. 2l.-The journals here report
that Don Carlos has arrested and thrown into
prison Gems. Mogreaejo, Nerdiri and other chiefs
Ut Estello
Gen. Jovellar has assumed command at SEQ
ie Urgel, aud his presence quickcns operations
,f the besiegers.
ROME, Aug. 21.-The FdnflHa says the late
Emperor Ferdinand, of Austria, Left by his will
o the Pope 100000, which amount has already
been paid.
Rome, Aug. 2l.-Negotations with the United
States for the exchange OF postal money orders
continue.
Apartments in the American College have been
prepared for Cardinal McCloskey.
VIENNA, August 2l.-It is reported that Turkey L.
mas accepted the friendly offices of foreign pow
RS in securing the restoration of peace in her .
provinces.
The Turkish expedition which left Kleck yes )
erday has effected junction with the force sent
rom the interior.
VIENNA, Aug. 21.-Tbe $500 Turkish troops v
ho were landed at Kleck, marched into the in I
,rior YESTERDAY