The Portland daily press., 1875-09-06
F O r E IG N 4.
The Herzegovinan Rebellion.

LONDON, sept. "A correspondent WRITES
from Belegra lie that Prince Milan is not likely
to prevent Servia from helping the insurgents
A special telegram asserts that SerVia intends
to cal out 10000 men
The official Montenegrin journal avows that
Montenegro will remain neutral only in case
circu instances should prevent action.
The Pail Mall Gazette of this evening pub
fishes "A telegram from Berlin, stating that Scla-
vonic papers announce that the leaders of the
instruction aga nst Turkey agreed upon man
ifesto demanding the independence of Bosnia
and herzegovina under Christian prince 20
be chosen from one of the European dynasties.
They are willing to pay tribute to Turkey and
a proportion of tue national debt but refuse to
participate in the corfere nee at Mostar, fearing
Turkish influence.
LoNDoE, Sept. 6, $50 a. m.-Special des
patch IN the Morning Standard says the Brit
ish consul has arrived at Mostar. He wit
messed the horrible cruelties perpetrated by the
insurgents, who in one Instance roasted chill
dren alive. The insurrecton is put down. Only
raids by the Servians and Monteoegrios take
place, and this an exaggerated tenfold.
BERLIN, Sept. ga despatch from Constan-
tnople states that Information has been receiv
ed from Belgrade by the Turkish government
and by the foreign embassies which removes all
aoprebensious that Servia will by her conduct
add 10 the complications of the HerzegOvinian
question. A solid agreement between the po-
wers and the Servian government was effected
bear by the representatives of the former Ser
via undertakes to restrain the party of action
within her borders.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 5-The Server
Pasha, IN a despa tch dated Mostar to-day,
states that many insurgents have submitted
aud the agitation is greatly alayed. The i'm
peria troops have been traverSiDg all parts of
the country for several DAYS without meeting
resistance. He believes that order will be re
s.arsd hsfsxs sIs fs..i..-evusut,- -tiietr
work OF mediation
More Estates Burned i'm Cuba.
: NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-An Havana letter of
last Monday says that some half dozen coffee
coffee estates have been burned, and the men
who garTsoned one of the largest deserted and
joined the insurgents.
More Murders.
The recent murder in cold blood of French
citizen in Guantanam by Spanish soldiers has
caused the French Con al at Santiago to send
to Martinique for war vessel, and the British
Consul there has also sent for a war vessel f1y-
ing the English flag. The Frenchman's name
was Reganteau, and he was killed near his
sugar estate. his body being left in the road.
Trouble with France is expected to arise from
this.
The Guibord Case.
MONTREAL Sept. 4.-Joseph Doutre has pre-
pared an affidavit, declaring that the public
peace is threatened. This, with another afida-
VII of similar effect, has been submitted to a
magistrate in order to procure the presence of a
force of volunteers at the burial of Guibord
Further trouble is apprehended, and with the
III feeling on both sides It will be fortunate it
no more serious result follows the second at
tempt than succeeded the first.
Some three hundred armed men are in the
cemetery waiting tor the funeral. They have
been there all day, and have blocked The Gate
des Nerges road, de handing the name and bus
mess of travellers. The inhabitsnts feel much
alarmed, and have appealed to the government
for police aid.
Mr.. Doutre to day caused warrants to be is
sued against twenty of the ring leaders in the
late riot, and it is now understood that these
will be prosecuted be ore the burial takes place
B battery is ordered to concentrate here, and
volunteers were last evening drilling Doutre's
life has been hreatened, as also that of promi-
nent members OF the Institute Canadienne.
Foreign Notes.
1t is reported that the Carlist General Dor
regaraY has es ,aped into Navarro.
The exhibition of Australia products design
ed for the Philadelphia Centennial is actively
progressing.
Tue commercial disturbances in Austria ia
occasiuned by the recent business failures has
subsidized, and the condition OF trade is healthy
and satisfactory. No further financial trouble
is anticipated
The New Zealand emigrant steamer Colly-
wood arrived at Auckland from London with
fever on board. Twenty emigrants died on the
pass ,ge and fifty were removed to the hospital
on her arrival.
M. Schichkin, the minister of Russia to the
United States. passed through Berlin on his
way to Washington.
1t is reported thar an English steamer has
succeeded in landing at Motrico a cargo of war
material for the Carlists, including four pieces
Of artillery, 5000 rifles and 100 cases of cart
ridges
The strike at Oldham is ended. The terms
of the operatives bave been accepted. Work in
the mills will recommence today.
Correspondence has pas Led between France
and Germany concerning the pilgrimages to
LOurdes. Tue German communications are
conciatory in tone.
1t is asserted that the whole district on the
southeastern frontier of Bosnia are rising.