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fict, and that this advice will be backed by
force if necessary.
Co%NsTANTINoPLE, August 20.
Later intelligence from the scene of ~insurrec.
tion in Herzegovina is satisfactory. The
Governor of the Province announces that there
is less excitement among the people, and he
anticipates a prompt pacifcation.
The Russian, Austrian and German Ambas.
sailors had a prOtracted conference with the
Grand Vizier yesterday. It is under stood that
they advised a suspension of hostilities with the
view to afford an opportunity for ascertaining
the grievances of the insurgents. Turkey de.
clined to accede to this proposition. The
Russian Ambassador had an interview with
the Sultan, and afterward the Grand Vizier
was summoned to the palace. The foreign
Ambassadors and the Ministers will meet at
the Russian Embassy on Saturday.
LONDON, August 20.
The Vienna NeU Free Press is informed
that the British Ambassador recently forewarn-
ed the Sultan of the action Uf the three Powers,
pointing out the significance of the step.
A. Vienna political correspondent says the
action Of the Powers was a tender of friendly
Offices, not intervention, and thinks that the
refusal of Turkey to aooede to their PROPOSE
tions was not final.
PARIS, August 90.
LIE Temps says it has received information
o%0nfrmatory of LIE Nord's article, to the effect
that Russia, acting in conjunction with Germa-
ny and Austria, intends making an appeal to
the Powers of Europe in favor Of settling the
He'zegoviniau difficulty by an understanding
among all the countries interested, thus avert
ing all danger Of q European war.
BRUSSELS, August 10.
lie N0rd, the Russian organ, discussing the
Turkish Instruction, says that Russia, Germe.
ny and Austria are in accord on the point that
the Eastern question shall not be raised. Peace
has been temporarily disturbed, but the general
peace is secure beyond attack. France and
Italy will, doubtless, be invited to join these
three Powers. Turkey must recognize the
need of ending the intolerable regime and. Of
proceeding seriously with reform, which has
heretofore been a mere p~retenoe.
RAoUsA, August 90.
Dervisch Pacha, with five battalions of
irregulars and three regiments of infantry, is
advancing for the purpose of dislodging the
insurgents from their positions between Mostar
and Kick.
LONDON, August 90.
A special despatch to the STANDARD from
Vienna represents that fifty Turkish families
persisted when the insurgents destroyed Berbir
and Svinjar.
AONDUN, august ~,
A special despatch from Vienna reports that
the Herzegovinian insurgents have been forced
to raise the siege of Trebigne, and some have
been driven unarmed across the frontier.
THE CROPS IN EUROPE.
LONDON, August 16.
The Mark Lane Erpress, in its review of the
crops for the past week, says -
The unsettled weather has been very unfa.
vorable for harvest work, which is everywhere
delayed, and the high temperature has put
wheat in some danger of Sprouting, while it's
condition must necessarily be unsatisfacto-
~.
It now seems confirmed that neither samples
nor quantity will come to last years, while the
condition is generally jeopardized where gath
erings are not complete. In Austria and Hun
gary the same sort Of result is looked upon as
certain, and Northern Europe has had much
the same sort Of weather-therefore samples
must partially be affected.
Russia reports a very unequal growth, being
most affected by very early drought, the
damage from which subsequent rains could not
repair. Belgium and Holland have been much
interfered with in their harvests and the spread
of she potato disease is no longer doubtful.
BRITISH BANKRUPTCIES
LONDON, August Is.
The Echo records some further failures in
the city among them Denegri Sons, Old Jewry,
and w. j. Craven, of Fenchurch street.
The liabilities of Denegri Sons are estimated
at 9240,0O0 sterling.
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