Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-09

RAG UeA. aug. 9-Ihe correspondent OF
the Milan newspApe Ii-I1Dsg0iC was arrested
yesterday In the VI onteusgrin camp at Dire
no The Italian consul has made represent
aiions 10 obtain Ills release, Ddt as yet with
out effect.
Satisfaction for saIonica.
PARIS, Aug. 9-Ine official journal an
nounces that the question between France
and the Porte arising out o. the outrage COM
mitted al Salonica nas been definitely set
tied.
The Porte Wants TO be Let Alone.
BkUssELS, Aug a.-The Independence belOe
publishes special dispatch from Paris
stating that the Turkish am nassador there
denies the statement telegraphed 10 lie Tennis
from Vienna, that the Porte will accept the
incubation OF the powers regarding Montene-
gro. The Ambassador admitted that IL was
probably accurate that the people had de
cline 10 negotiate with Prince Milan, con-
sideTing that be had forfeited his rights aud
ought 10 De oethroDed; that the integrity OF
Servia should be respected, but that the
Porte would probably occupy Belgrade and
kIaeuJevatz. The ambassador thought the
Intervention OF the powers At this time
would be premature.
a Threat from tho Thunderer.
LONDON, August tine Times To day IN
OF GursusovatZ is q severe, IL not fatal blow
10 the Servtans, concluded as follows: The
Turkish minister must be solemnly warned
tnat they Will not be allowed to make q
that OF the soil Of Servia their troops may
safely commit The one hun6redth part OF the
the victims of iDfatuation. Servia is not
hid away In corner. What is done there
one day is known the rext moi ling in al
the capitals of Europe, aud IL the Bashi-
Bazouks were let loose on The defenceleSs
peasantry the prudential motives OF states
men womb form but a sorry barrier against
he regular Indignation Of the countries ca
whose lrhe2Tarce the Turks have too long
relied. Even the population of the TurkisO
debt did less 10 gi I've just idea OF Ottoman
rule than the bUrcbsrtes IN Bulgaria, and a
nF sNrS 10.
make the picture of that rule fatally com
plete; nor Will Turkey be allowed TO make
such use OF her victory as 10 cancel Servian
IfefOCfn. Servia Is under the protection of
the great powers, and with them will lie the
duty of imposing any needful restraints on
the impetUous spirit o. her people. What
ever may be their faults, they are advancing
In Civilization as fast as The Ottoman part
OF Turkey is oecaying. Other states Than
Russia would not be disposed 10 let them
again fall under the rule OF rdI kish Psshas,
or even allow Belgrade TO be a gain occu pl ed
by Turkish garrison.
More Com pifcatIoss.
LONDON. August s.--A dispatch tn the
Pan Mall Gazette from Berlin says: MEDIA
ton by the powers Is considered impossible
until the MOnteDegrips are driven OF Turk
ish soil, According to private Information
received from Bucharest Prince Charles Is
greatly discounted at the change In the csbi-
net, ard the increasing power OF the radio ais
his abdication is feared.
England Shocked at the TuRkish
Atrocities.
LONDON, August Stu the house OF com
mons this afternoon, Hon. Robert Bourss,
one OF The under secretaries for the foreign
department, IN reply to question by M
Charles Thomson Richie conservative,
member for the Tower hamlets, said: "Sev-
eral representations have been made To tn g
Porte regarding the cruel and atrocious
scenes In Bulgaria. The Porte has been In
formed that the recital OF those deeds has
created In the English miod the greatest in
dignatioh and horror. L have reason TO be-
neve that these occurrences ceased some
little time ago, and that punishment is being
inflicted by the Porte upon the perpetrators.
A British consular agent has been appointed
at Phillippopoli, with special Instructions
on the subject OF these atrocities"