, 1875-09-21
RUSSIA,

THE rnouBLEa ~ CENTRAL Asia.
BERLIN. Sept. 2o.-A report has beou received
from Csn.ra! Asia that Khan Bade, eldest son Of
tho deposed Kahu OF KLoksud. han had
an interview with Gcu. kauIuaun,
and tho ,attor is satisfied that
sadc is not responsible for the 1coet'.
hossilItles aKAlnst Hueeia. It is expected that
hts father ID tho khRnato. but Whssler tho recog-
milton will 10 accompanied by the armed occu-
patton Of kAokAnd is Uncertain. Al last a1vlceB
Ill waa qu'os there.
THE 1BuELII0H n TUnKEsTAN.
BEnLlN, Sopt. 2.-Thero il news from Tur-
kests7. Tho Khokand insurgents o'ofran the
Rursian district Of knlamin. aud atsscked tue
Towns OF kholsbont aud ura Tube. At Khod-
nhent they occupied the suburbs, and, upou the
Rneasa d garrison rnstca.ing to the fort, they
seeiu 10 lavo penetrated into Ihe town. The
khodshens garrison having boon reinforced by
that Of Urn Tube. The Russians mado sozt.o
and defeated tue tnsuEgents who fled to tho hfls
Tube Ia gtill unknown. Tho band which attacked
Khodshent 10 essiulated It 5000 men, and thote
wero others abroad trying TO excite rebellion
among the inhsbttanta.- tho pr'eesa proc1aasn;nE
= holy war ag.!'nt tho inhdels. Gen. Won
Knuf1inann hAs p. ced biraae,f a. tho hssl ef the
force operating agaiuat Khokan.
The St. Petersburg Goios, npoaking Of the
Khohsnd rebellion, alludes 10 Kaahgar in tbs
following btsle:
ritory and occupied tie Town If khodHlleut. khu-
dnyar KhAa, tha do<hronad fulnF Of KhokAna, WAC
had sought refuge 1t khodahent VIA directed by The
Iusat4n 00FutnofGeneuA1 uf Turkeat4n 70 repair 70
TAshkend. but refssAtd. should ths khotant lnrsson
OF territory pkofo 10 havs boen oooiaonea BY kh
doyRra presence 1t Khaiahent, should be utiEcll
~ the conclusion that KhudoyaT has p4rty lett 1t
Khukand, and thtAs That support him DO not
shsink from hAvtng roeoufse % tho most desIer
tue uaturo of te1e Central Asatic Khsnatee,
aud Of tho dihculty ws sxperAnos Ia allowing aay nt
t1em to remain indtpondent BnRllalmen. With tber
1ndlan oxperIu1aa 10 teach them Oriental polics know
very we'll how dldoult n To avoj1 this Aouhittou Of
frs4h Territory IN tho E.s however much they Ia in-
eHucu to charge u with tae lust Of cvo4uGas
Evary oormot!on Ia theso khauates exercises \
disturbing tnAuene upon our own ttsrtofy,
acquired With tho blood Of our gallant TROOPS Ii
Khina unable to maintain or.iaE and lu!nt lu their
dominions and to SECURE tho e1euon Of tho Hsreo'
1nsnts oone'ud*d with theEn3 It would seem 10 10
ht8n tne atu essential in The interest of The people
themselves, to 10 vay With the so~catlcd indsred
anto u KAokAad aud KagtRa1. considering ths! till
vrrY peculiar sort 1f intepopdeuee il tho constant
source Of rsbslliop and at1fe. Moreover thoae khsn
atrs hare tsumenEe EAtural rcsourcea aud L ol4l1a
up 10 European culture might confer Hchea l'oh upon
1iER1lH. bopt. 5.-Tho Kuse,au Government
| pccm 10 be convinced that tic KhoGand reUell
| ion, which extended to Russian lnrkoatan VA.
| fouleatod By Yakoob Kha1,, Of kaah3ar. AZ
a8ont Ut Yakoob khnu hhs Just mada Ills nlpear'
| ance ut OdeH4a, but ~ he uauBt Aavo loft before
| recent revolutionary events, hls Arriya! vii
hardly have As power to put Oh resributi7t
| me224raa.