New-York tribune., 1875-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE INSURGENTS INTENT ON HAVING GUARANTEES
DISTRICTS DEvAsTATED-HOsTILIIY TO sERvA
pIsAvOwKD BY THE TURKs-THK sERvIANs PRE-
PAIRING ACTIVELY FOR WAR.
LONDON. Monday, Sept. 81, 1873
The Standard this morning has q special dispatch
from Vienna containing the following:
Belgrade paper reports that bureau has been cstab-
shcd there for forwarding false and warke news Only
5000 mon are under arms, and the militia assemblies
only twice week. The skupschna Will soon ad)ourn
The Times to-day has a special telegram from
Vienna, in which it is said that the portion OF the
Consular Commissioners which returned to Mostar
say they are convinced that with few exceptions.
the insurgents ready to lay their grievances be-
fore the Turkish Commissioners and negotiate but
they desire a suspension of hostilitles meanwhile,
and think it indispensable that the Great Powers
guar antee certain reforms, without which pacifica-
ton will be llusory. The Consuls say the districts
they traversed have been frightfully devastated.
The population has been decimated by disease and
suffering Unless speedily helped, the country Will
be ruined for many years to come.
The Pail Mall Gazette of this evening has special
telegram from Berlin, containing the folowing
The Turkish Government has sent note to the Great
Powers disavowng any intention OF attacking ner aassa
States. The Northern ambassadors have recOmmenued
the Porte not to the insurgents into serVa ana
Montenegro.
CoSsTANTNoPLE, Monday. Sept. 27, 1875.
The great Powers have most earnestly exhorted
precipitate act o,x
All public functionares except chiefs of depart
ments have been notified that they are liable to be
called upon for military service, and must hold
themselves in readiness.
Newspapers announce that the Minister OF War
has returned from Kragujwatz and has made req
uisitlon for 1000 horses. They say also, that the
landwehr cavalry in the district of Belgrade have
received orders to proceed to the frontier.
CoNsrANTINOPIE, Monday, Sept 27 1873.
The Copsuls of Germany, Austria, and Italy ar
rived at Mostar on Friday. In view of the failure
of their attempts to arrange conference with the
insurgents, the representatives of the Northern
Powers have resolved to request the Consuls
to Il. confer with Server Pasha, in order
to suggest :, practical solution Of the
question. The French Ambassador declared his adj
hesiOn to this proposal on the strict condition OF
non-interve vention. The British and Italian A:nbas-
sadors declared their opinion that the mission OF the
Consuls was terminated, but they promised to apply
to their respective Governments for further instruc
tions.
INCIDENTS OF THE INsURRECTION.
The correspondent Of the Paris journal u Unirers
wrtes follows from scrtewo Sept 3, OF the situation
Bosnia: The insurrecton in full vigor IN the south
Bosnia and the insurgents have had some successes
completely crushed out in blood 1t s impossible to de-
scribe the inhuman cruelties committed by the savage
Bash Bazouks against the insurgents rather against
all the Christians The whole country devastated and
immense Of ruins alone mark to-day the places
where q few weeks ago stood Christian villages. Who
ever had time to fly 10 serva or Austria or to sub
NIT to the Pasha Of Banaluka and place himself at his
disposal against his cOrelgiOnists was piteously
massacsed and his house destroyed after having been
pilaged by the Bashi Bazouks. ppoximate estimate
mas ~ ns ssve% by
Austria nearly 80 OO00 and in Servia at 5000 The
field Of the insurrection the Austrian frontier All
products of the fret Of cereals in the south have
been carried and what could not be carried of has
been destroyed The inhabitants longer hope for
their prime harvest which ought to commence this week
and which 10 always abundant Prllnes constitute
their only article Of exportation and the Bosnian pres
are aud in ae%na n o
the Bash Bazouks have cut down thousands Of trees
took 1 eight days to bring about Inferior Of the
country still remains quiet Very violent proclamations
servian emssaries are at work among the population
Depots Of have been discovered by the authorities
cations of the Turks with COnsantinople have been in
terrupted since the insurgents Of the South cut the tee
graphic lines and occupied the defles OF NovBszar
There exists the capital Of Servia three enrolment
committees The chief bureau is that Of millionaire
receives six ducas engagement fee and soldiers pay
Of from one to two DAY h six d8sS rsnS e To-
enter Bosnia Tho one most spoken OF is that com,
manded by the GreeE priest, LarRO
by the name OF Pope ZarkO. He is Bosnian and his
ordinary dwelling place is In Bosnia But he formed his
corps Belgrade which he left within the last fortnight
the head Of 200 After crossing the frontier
his battalion was increased by junction with the
volunteers Usca who had forced the gates Of the
nal and possessed themselves OF the arms and munitions
Of Government The corps Of this enthusiastic priest
who not devoid Of strategic qualities. counted 600 men
when crossed the frontiers near Aiokra Cora TO fall
rapidly upon Vischegrad He began by innicng defeat
Turks but the following day he driven back
toward the frontier Not discouraged after having re-
ceved eenforcemens he again attempted to pass the
frontier this time In u sOuthcrly direction. He
turned toward the important dehes Of E0vBazar beat
the Turks at Preboi ravagcd several villages and Mt
tempted TO gain the Hcrzegovnian frontiers which
Far from that point Having failed TO do So he left
detachment Of hs already 1000 strong the de-
1e and turned on Vlschegrad to win there another vie
tory over the Turks. Since then fortune has again
proved unfavorable TO him. Still he always holds an i'm
porant point in the little town OF PrebO which 10 the
point OF between Serva and Montenegro
STORM IN ENGLAND.
DAMAGE DONE ON SEA AND LAND-THE TELEGRAPH
INTERRUPTKD-HEAvY LOSSES CAUSED IN IIv-
ERPOOL AND MANCHESTER.