The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-04
EUkElGN NEWS.

LONDON, Sept 3.-An article in a semi-offi-
| cal journal of Constantinople resents foreign
interferences, and declares Turkey is fully
equal to cope with any rebellion, and will not
| cede an inch of territory in Difference to idle
demonstrations.
LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch to the Lon
don Times from Theropia, suburb OF Con-
stantinople in which the foreign ministers
reside, says the Turks in Herzegovina have
gained victory. Ten thousand insurgents
have been driven across the frontier into Dali
malta. where they were disarmed by the
Austrians
Nevezque, one of the forts of the insur-
gents, has been destroyed Communication
by way of Kleck has been re- established.
Caldwell and Watson, East India mer-
chants, failed. Liabilities estimated at $780,
600.
The violation of Servian territory will prob.
ably prove q raid by Turkish cavaliers for the
purpose of stealing cattle.
A Vienna dispatch to the Ddiy Ne,os says it
is confidently asserted that the representa-
tive of Austria at Belgrade has notified Ser
via that willful aggression on the part of the
latter against Turkey may render it necessary
for Austria to send troops into Servia in order
to insure neutrality. 1t is expected that Ser
via will issue circular note showing her
action was necessary to protect her own terri
tory against Turkish aggression by force of
arms
The Daily Telegraph publishes special tele-
gram from Berlin announcing that report has
been received there that the Russian Gen.
Kaufman has entered the city of Rhohand.
The Times in leading article commenting
on Herzegovinian troubles, strongly urges
fitness and duty of interference of Great
Britain.
LONDON, Sept "a special telegram from
Constantinople to the Times states that Sc yer
Pasha has been instructed to issue a procla-
nation, on his arrival at Mostar, giving as
surances that henceforward no vexatious or
illegal acts will be permitted in the name of
the government He has also been directed
to dismiss and punish all officials guilty of
depressing the people; to institute special
demands of those who have been objects of
arbitrary treatment; to recall any persons ex-
lied without just cause. and expel agitators.
He is authorized to employ all necessary
means to execute these instructions.
The Porte, while determined to repress the
instruction at all cost, intends 10 extirpate
the abuses likely to lead to its repetition.
The Standards special dispatch from Con-
stantinople represents that the insurrection
in Herzegovina is now maintained by
bands of robbers. Not single insurgent is
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surgents have driven $1,000 head Of cattle
into Dalmatia for security.
A semi-ofi ,ia< ,urnal of Athens vindicates
the government o Greece in its neutral atti-
tude towards Turl4y. 1t says the Sclavoni-
ans never helped the Greeks in Crete, and
Grecian interests imperatively Call for friend
ship with Turkey. The Nealogos, the Greek
organ at Constantinople, advocates an ALI
ance between Greece and Turkey.
The strike at Dundee is ended. The mills
reopened to-day, the operatives having con-
sented to work at q reduction OF five per cent
on their wages.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Times, IN its fnan-
cial column, says there is increased firmness
in the discount market apart from other in
fuences which may be expected to cause q
great demand for floating capital. AS we get
into the autumn more than usual attention is
directed to the requirements of the country
in connection with the grain trade 1t is
known we shall have to import an unusually
large quantity of wheat, and it is equally GER
tain that all the mating barley will have to
come from abroad.
The Daily Telegraph says the prospects are
favorable for the hop harvest, which has al
ready commenced. The damage done by the
mould and vermin is below the average.
CALCUTTA, Sept 3.-The government here
has heard nothing to confirm the report tele-
graphed hence to the London Times that the
King of Burmah refused to receive Col Dun
can The story is generally distrusted