The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
World.
Great Powers Threat to the Sultan
A Holy War Imminent.
MURDERS IN ENGLAND.
Americans Suspected ofthe Com
mission or Dreadful Deed.
FAILURE IN SCOT LAND.
The Artemis Colt the Winner Of the
Newmarket Handicap.
PARAGUAY AND PHILADELPHIA.
Tho Cuba Financial Question Under Con-
sideratiOn in Madrid.
THE FRENCH REVENUE.
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PARAGUAY AND PHILADELPHIA.
The Cuba Financial Question Under Con-
sideratiOn in Madrid.
THE FRENCH REVENUE.
TURKEY.

POPULATION-AN AUSTRO-RuSSIAN OCCUPA-
x1oN MAI xNsuE.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
VIENNA, April 10, 1875.
The three northern European Powers have init
mated to the Porte that II massacre OF Christians
should follow the arming OF the Mohammedan popu-
Iation military expedition composed OF Austrian
and Russian troops into Turkish territory win
tainly be undertaken.
THE sULrAN's DEMANDS ON THE HERzEcovr-
NAxs-THE STANDARD OF THE PROPHET
MAY DE uNFURLED.
VIENNA, April 10. 1876.
1t is stated that the negotiations which have been
pending at Consantinoplc since the 9Th inst between
The Porte the Special Envoy of Montenegro demand
The ccsson Of the Herzegovina valley as far as
Aostar, besides the harbor of Spizza
HOLY WAR
The newspapers express lest the Sultan raise
he standard Of the prophet. thus appealing to Ma
Aommedan fanaticism
ANOTHER BATTLE WITH THE TURKS
VIENNA, April 10, 1875
Tho TdgblaHs Grahovo special says tho insurgents
drove Moukhtar northward and overlook him at Krstac
whore fresh engagement was fought.
NIcsIc NOT REv1CTuALLED.
LONDON April 10. 1875
Reuter- telegram from Constantinople says the at
tempt to revictua Nicsic failed
Moukhtar was compelled to retreat after reaching
Prejcka
RUSSIAN PRECAUTIONS AGAINST COMPLICATIONS
ST. PETERSBURG, April TO- 1876.
The newspaper Graschdanin has been suspended for
attacking the Austrian government
Po1xz1c ACTION ON THE PART OF THE SER
VANS.
BrRxr, April TO- 1870
Serva has given notice Of her adhesion to the Geneva
Convention in relation to the Of the wounded.
NouxHTAB PAsHAs REPORT OF IxpERIALIsr
vICroRIxs-rHoUsANDs OF MoNTENEoRINs
JOINED WITH THE INSURGENTS
CoSsrAxrrNoPLE, April 10, 1876
The Minister Of War has received telegram from
Moukhtar Pasha dated on Tuesday last
HIS REPORT.
Moukhtar says:-.swe have arrived at Gatzko. Vic
torious engagements were fought continually during
the six days occupied in advancing toward and
ing from tho neighborhood Of Nicslc. We gained
striking advantages although the rebels who
IL 900 strong werc twice numerous troops.
1.-THE Prince OF Montenegro openly made upon us.
About 1000 well armed and regularly organized
Montcncgrins had joined the insurgents.
THIS REPORT CONFIRMED.
An Official telegram from Mostar, the capital OF
Herzegovina comedies with tho foregoing and states
that Moukhar returned Gazko after leaving provis-
ions Tor Nicsic Fort Prejeka which three hours
march 10 the northward Of Nicsic.
Thirty-one Turks were killed and scvcnty-sx
wounded
The nsurrcnt loss was m uch greater
AUSTRIAN REPORT OF THE LOSSES OF THE
TURKS IN RETREAT
LONDON, April %, 1870
Vienna telegram TO the Daily Neps reports thai
hair the garrison Of Nicsic sick.
1t is said that Moukhtar Pachas losses during his
retreat were enormous Tho mountain passes were SO
narrow only 10 admit Of FIVE men marching abreast
Rocks continually hurled down the precprccs
upon the Turkish forces they struggled through.
BouRsE AFFECTED
The Paris correspondent of the Nes states that the
Boursc convused at the close yesterday by news
that 1000 Montcncgrns had joined the insurgents.
The intelligence is considered very serious
an ENGLISH REVIEW OF THE SITUATION IN THE
EAsT-RUssIAN INFORMATION CONCERNING
THE ATTITUDE OF THE sERvIANs.
LONDON, April 20. 1876
The Berlin correspondent Of the Timex reviews the
sjtuation in the East follows--
As suspension of negotiations Is tho only
measure which has followed the refusal OF
the insurgents to lay down their arms, tho
Insurgents are more than convinced that
The Russian government, although bent upon pre-
venting the immediate ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Turkey, is
loo much influenced by the sav party 10 allow Austria
10 restore peace. Under these circumstances the In
crease OF the rebellion is only natural.
According TO numerous uncontradictcd statements
" Kvarson tho Russian Diplomatic Agent At Belgrade,
Informed hrs that the Scrvans mean 10
sakc tho field In May. Tho Russian representative at
Vienna has informed the Minister that scrva
need fear foreign intervention The insurgents
have received considerable OF money from Russia.
GERMAN rxriISc.
All these facts have gradually convinced large por
tiou Of the German press and public that the rcassur
ing kilograms daily despatched from Vienna and
ST. Petersburg ought be credited AMI that the
Russian government - either playing double game or
cleo IL so lar influenced by the siav parties be
powcrlcss to stop the instruction.
Even the Cologne Gasene recently expressed appre-
Asnsions 10 this effect.
PERSIA.