Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-31
TURKEY.

RAGUsA, Aug. 29.-One thousand ServI-
an volunteers, under the leadership of
Zeiers, have entered herzegovina. It is
rumOred that an Instruction has broken
out in Albania.
LONDON, Aug. 30, 6 A. M.-The Daily
NeloS' special from Berlin says advices from
herzegovina confirm the report that the in
surgents have rejected TIE advice Of Euro
pean powers TO suspend hostilities, aud
also that they demand the independence of
Bosnia.
VIENNA, Aug. S0.-Three battalions of
the Turkish expedition which landed al
Kleck have reached Mastar without opposi-
ton. Four thousand Servians have En-
tered Turkish territory and encamped at
Navi, where they have seized the telegraph
lines. Bands of Servians have appeared in
Balkan mountains, and are endeavoring to
incite to BUlgarians against the Porte.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-A Berlin cOrrespOn-
dent telegraphs that Northern Bosnia is in
full rebellion against the Porte. Insur-
gents Of Herzegovina have established a
national government. Montenegro and
Servia are actively preparing for war. The
official press Of Montenegro does not
conceal its sympathy with the movement.
LONDON, Aug. S0.-A special to the
Times from Berlin, says: "There is no doubt
that all Of Northern Bosnia along the river
Save is full Of rebellion. TIE fugitives who
sought safety on Austrian soils number
$4,000, and are mostly wives and children
Of rebels who have deserted their villages
and made for the hills. In Herzegovina
the insurgents have sOTme a national gov
ernmentunderL ynbObTatich. Theinsurgent
leaders have been assured by their Montene-
gTinfriends that very shortly Montenegro will
came 10 their assistance. In Servia mill
tary organizations continue. In Belgrade
the war Office has ordered the arms, etc,
Of the militia 10 be made ready for immedi-
ate inspection. The Servia militia men
have been directed to provide themselves
with three days food, should they be called
out. Provisions are being stored in the
fortress. Arrangements have been made 10
seize all horses in the country. The steady
growth ofthe rebellion may be inferred from
the following passage in a MOntegrin official
journal, the GiGS- CeTRGgOzd:
"The instruction is fast assuming for
midable dimensions. Symptoms Of seri-
Gus designs multiply. Men are yearning
for war, and Oily-tOngued diplomacy is i'm
patient to prevent them. This time insur.
rection is sure to result in emancipation.
Not the rulers, but nations will decide
what is to be done. If the rebellion be-
comes general, Seryia and Montenegro will
not be idle spectators. Now or never"
VIENNA, Aug. 30.-The Political Cor
says Montenegro has COM !
Dleted negotiations with Turkey, by which |
he former binds herself to remain neutral |
between Turkey and Herzegovina, in con-
iideratiOn of certain territorial concessions.
The PreSSe says q, 900 Bosnian Chris |
.ians have fed to Austrian territory. The |
whole district from the mountains TO the |
-ivers Nuna and Sauna, having been |
abandoned by Christians and devatated by |
he Turks. RumOrs, deemed unreliable |
however, are afoat, to the effect that Prince |
Milan, Of Servia, has abdicated. Nikitka,
# Montenegro, has been appointed Gen
,ralissimO Of the Bosnian Insurrectionists. |