, 1875-11-13
TURKEY,


sEEvIAS Tnonrs WITHDRAWN FROM THE FRONTIER.
EtExxA. Nov l2.--Snrvia has Withdrawn los
troops from tho frontier nnd countcrmanded tile
order to tho Milttin 10 praccrd thtfcs On ac-
count OF tho withdrawal Ut the Turkish troops.
TURKISH ANTIQUITIES.
CoSsTASTrnorlE. Dot. 25.-1nto1figenco re-
c"iyct by Gnu Of tho Ambassadors, mud pa!tfnlly
conislued by u telegram which has reached tho
sublime postc, states that IN l}osnia tllo l.as.-
DaEoukn have nsckod several Christian villages
and 1nasaacrcd tho inbabitants nnd that III tho
Herzegovina some nsui gents who Lad gwen in
their enbmisso,, have boel hn,E by order OF the
authorities. Tho Sublime Porte, not having ro-
cetvcd nny report on tho subject from tho
t'overnor Of Dosnla, te|egraphed To-day, askin;
for infofmation aud ordering an inquiry and tho
Severe chasteemcns Of tho guilty parties III cago
tho nowH should provo true.
RELATIONS BETWEEN TIE FORTE ASr aTny1A
The relations between tho Porte and Setyia at
tho present tnlo nro satisfactory. Tho follow-
lug deta,ls Aayo trarpired With regard to Tho ro-
cent question IF violation Of The ltontior: On
Wednesday tho Sorviau agent communicated to
tho Porto Dispatch from I}efgradn announcing
that 1.00 1'asli' 'uazouks entered SoEE,au terri
tory OIL Monday and were driven back by
Serylan militin. lio added RtrouE re1non-
atrancc against this proceeding, and said II Tnr-
kew lcslod war she onght to say 80 openly, in
atead Of irritating scEvia by constant violations
of Tho frontier. Tho Turkish Government re-.
piled that ort!osa for tho withdrawal OF tho
Uasli. .Bazouks from tho frontier had heen Etven
n ioug tirno ago, but tho Porto did not know
whether these instructions had heen carried out.
Dispatches, however, from Daigrado sllnwed
tlas since Monday no fresh violation had oc-
CURED.
PANS, Oct. 27.-1ho Renutifque Francat.e
contains tho fnlloWnR:
This appointment OF Hatlyk Pasha Turkah Am.
bassstur III F,rts ,aa ca1srd e,ne surprise iu tiipo-
matte null hnnMsial circles. 1t expected that lie
would lie appointed! Finance afnIater In Turkey. The
latter as tho reputation. 1t hn!ug the Turkish state4
man wlo understands financial questions tho least
hafsiy. Fifteen mouths ago lie waa intr,sted with
tuiasun to England and France, which n sail 10 haye
very prolally dnr TO Badyk EaHlaA aptitude ~
tnsneter thai the Sultan appointed him Ambassador
iii Paris. II contemporary ~ to be believed, tis 1-
puAtn,rnt in connected with scheme for restoring
tht equilibrium Ut Turkish finances. II IL follows;
!. The ! rcr cents WOnItt Etcnn1o . per reuts
Mt without trrgirerAatlon, omission. reserve.
:! The rer cents would be wholly and regularly paid
in specie. j. i great European Commission, cntlt-
posed both Of delegates from the establishments which
contracted the vAriuH Turkish loans and Of the Hy-
lieaits It Turkish rret0ss, wunl 10 established ut
Coust annople. Th:s CoAulltsen, cnncltrentiy with
the Ottoman Bank, would supervise the revenues hy-
pot1ecstett tu tho bnndholtlsrs. 1. Tho rshta and
FrerpJatiyos which this Commission would hold by
st:s free w of the Sultan acting tn al tho plcnitnls
OF hin nnveFegpsy, would ba placed under tho 91ntan
thu responsibility Of this Intelligence, cnnnot he'll!
Icing very kkG} teal to ith fcsnttH, amt very
mitch doubt whether this stlome would be Of nature
IL draw tho Ottoman Empt1o from tho ubyas into
which the a euce Of serious administrative crEaniza-
ttpu Inns cast H..