The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-21
FOREIGN.


latest intelligence from the instruction
in Herzegovina, il satisfactory. The
government Of tho Province announces
that there is less excitement among the
people, and anticipates prompt paciti
cation.
The Russian, Austrian and German
Ambassadors, had Z protracted confer
cncs with ths Grand Nizier, yesterday.
1t is understood that they advised the
suspension of hoSti.itics with the view to
afford an opportunity FOR sscertsining the
grievances of the insurgents. Turkey
declined to accedc 10 this proposition.
Tho Russian Ambassador had All inter-
view with the Sultan and afterwards the
Grand Vizier was summoned to tho pal
acc. The foreign Ambassadors and
/ Minister'S will meet the Russian Embas-
sy Saturday.
The Eastern Question nOt 10 he
Raised.
BRussELs, August 2O.-Tho LcNorG,
Russia organ, in discussing the Turkish
nSUrrcction SAYS tnat Russia, Germany
and Austria are in accord on The point
that the Eastern question shall rot be
raised Peace hns been temporarily dis.
,urbrd, but tho general peace is secure
beyond attack. France and Italy will
doubtless be invited to join these three
powOrs Turkey mus. recognize the
I need OF ending an intolerubs regime,
and OF proceeding seriously with the re-
form which hss heretofore been nero
p-etercc.
\ dispatch from Vienna reports that
tho insurgents have been forced TO rase
the siege Of Frcblguc, and some have
been driven unarmed across the frontier.
Europesn Powers Contemplating In
tcrirrcncc.
PARIS, August 20. The lie Temps
saws it has received information confirm
atory OF the Lc Noric article to the
effect that Russia is acting in conjnnc'
ton with Germany and Austria, and in
tends making an appeal to the powers Of
Europe in favor OF settling tho HerzeCo-
vlnien difficulty by m understanding
among all the countries Interested, snd
thus averting all danger Of an European
war.
LoSpoS, August 2O.-Thn Vienna
Nsw Free Press is informed that the
British Embasssior recently forowarned
tho Sultan ot the action OF the powers,
pointing out the significance Of the steps.
A Vienna political correspondent SAYS
that the action of the powers was ten
der Of friendly offices, not intervention,
and thinks that the refusal OF Turkey 20
accede to the propositions was not final.
A special to tho .>taudGy6 from Vienna
represents that ttty Turkish families
persisted when the insurgents destroyed
/ Derhier and Sayingar.
The .h'>lot correspondent at Paris re-
ports that ex President Theirs declines to
be candidate for tho Senstc, Dr"ferrng
to remain in the lower Hou.e.
RAGusA, August 2O-Dervisch, with
FIVE bstal.ions OF reculara and three regI-
monts Of infantry, is advancing for the
purpose OF di.lodgjnc the insurgents from
their positions, between M"otar and
/ Kick.
Ranauct 10 American Naval Omcers.
SoUTHAMrroN. August 2O.-The ban
quet tonight rendered the American
: Naval officers was brilliant affair.
Among the guests were the American
Consul ard n large number Of leading
merchants. Toasts 70 Queen
Victoria ard President Grant
we're drank with enthusiasm.
Tn" speeches were very brief. Admiral
Worden IN responding to s toast to the
American navy, gave expression to his
appreciation ofthc kind feeling which is
everywhere entertained by the people Of
England toward the United States, and
IN the name of his government and lis
county. .reciprccated the expression OF this
good feeling.
The Insurrection Greatly EHaEger
Rtcd.
Cors7ASTlSorLE. August 20-It IS
officially stated thst the news published in
foreign Journals in regard to the Here
rovinian insurrectlon is much exaggerst-
ed. Tne Turkish government will soon
I have $4,000 men concentrated in Herzc-
govlnis. Ii has been waiting until able
10 concentrate sufficient f'rce so rs 10
crush the insurrection with the least
rossible erusion Of blood. DerviscA
Pachs,has now been ordered 10 take o.
,eusiv. steps. Powers that have been
entirely friendly hsverequested facilities
to communicate with the insurgents !or
the purpose OF counselling submission 70
the Ottoman Government and informing
them that they have nothing 10 hope for
| .-o,, ,ba intervention of foreign powers