, 1877-06-19

LONDON, juno 1R-j 4. MA ConttantInoplc
dispatch announces that tho Turkish Chamber
Of Deputies has been dissolved.
GENERAL.
Rt;s*iA AND ENGLAND.
Vienna, juno 1s-The Political t:orrupond.
ence's st. Petersburg letter reports that Count
schouraiotI's verbal assurances were considered
perfcctlv satisfactory By the B5t.sh t}osezn-
ment At the express desire Of tho English
Cabinet LIE Was authorized TO state In writing
that Kussia would respect absolutely Dfttisl, In
tcrcsts touching the Suck Caus1, Egypt, and the
Persian Gulf. Reports from various Russian
Ambassadors show that favorable impression
was produced br the sboYc declaration at other
European Courts.
sERytA AND GnEKCE.
The letter further says the warlfke Indications
in Greece aud ecssia ara considered very lncon-
ycnicnt. Russia you'd not, on account OF Ser
ria, run the risk Of any cooincss With Austria.
E.0Listt rx1EHEsTs."
EpIsBuR0, June l9.-The SeotsHsdm's London
correspondent writes that Earl Derby md the
Marquis OF Salisbury hold very opposite Views
regarding the Russian occupation Of Constanti-
nop1c. Salisbury believes 9ortsehakoG will not
ady1ee that tue city bc held for a long time.
Derby would at once inform Russia that she will
only march there At the risk OF meeting British
as well as Turkish troops. The writer alds:
am Informed that, whatever mny be tho
truth about tbs reported tllsunton, the Cabinet
has taken certain military precautions. 4
largo army corps Is ready for immediate seryicc,
and transports can be obtained"
TURKISH WAR vgssgLs.
srnA, juno 18.-Four Turkish tron-clads
passed. this port to-day steering sonth.
Two Turkish coryctt4s anchored In 8uda Bay,
Crete, this morning.
THE NoSTErEoMxs.
LONDON. June 18.-Tlle Montenegro Council
d week ago decided not to seriously oppose the
rcptostsoning OF Eicsics, In consequence OF the
great loss Inflicted ut KrIstaes, and because tl,c
relief OF tho town has ceased to have my sfv-
nihcancc. Owing 10 the increased strength Of
the Montcnegrin artillery, should the Turkisl,
army retire. NIcsica may bc easily stormct1.
The TURKS. br advancing Into tho plain Of
Nicsfcs, hare walked into trap, perhaps, for
should the MontcncErins block Uuga Pass, tue
Turks will bo unable to return. 4 1u1l IL cx-
p.ctcd for tho next few days.
1sLAM CALLING FoR nELr.
CALCUTTA, June ts.-Although the Indian
3fussu1mans have hitherto shown few signs Of
Interest In the war, 1t Ia certain that procl ama
ttons arc In circulation which Include tho prayer
nu1y used when Islam is threatened with dire
ca,nn,lty, and calling for help FROM ali true be-
llcycrs.
HF1tlsu DocKfARns.
| LONDON, June 18..-No vessel, wl,osc repairs
arc likely to take any length OF time, Ia to bc
] dockctl at either Davenport or Chatham ysrls,
which aru Ia be kept rs clear "a possible for any
emergency.
no MEDIATION.
ST. PETERSBURG, Junc 13.-Tho ruknors re-
| gnrding mediation arc ucmI-otllcIally contra.
| dlctcd. No mediation b possible, nor has anY
been proposed.
| TAR TURKS IN BOSNIA.
! Mias rrby, a ptltlanthrop!c Enslithwomcn who
has been engn1rtt IN works Of mercy In the Turk
tsh prpsiMcrs. writes from nosnia to tho IT..
Tho aoose i ha!s seca several peasants from shs
| pIundercd villages Of Ttceso and rreodac, and
have conrer.ed At hsuto With .hsce of The four
ttisa teru.ory; o. Thaisasy atseIaeon tle -
] sodcrs arr re- eonos' Iscfors tSs troops reached
tho village al The Inhabitants hnd run arsy excerpt
a. a. oid d R'an 81 10 ana few women m nd shtrsn, :,
paeta .na a,ked "hese ~cfe The insurgents. liz
''Afc you 80 foolish ~ to e1pcct that the Aus.
| trtan Car will take the lands of our saltau:"
rhc, poor terrified uld man protested that tho
ChrtsIans xese perfectly consoastd ander the ralo
alone. Then these toar women wssc questioned
thr in:atssats' camp. .sd threatened VIII lie
aoldic.s' knives 70 mako them answer. They wers
carried otf BY TIE troops. driven With cruel toreo
i've as6.: Ia t6s Ts:s:S .en.s thsy I'D heir fssss
i.s sa "s sSs hiss Ia Sssa e.
ns,o ~Gnd I'D ..S ets :nns ast3 VI "'' wa%4 y n.1s
s{FI1Ar ~ lint thhfN iHnh mil hhF
angry with them, s.a viii .sai thou' 70 hell for
VIZ auis t.;
swollen facs on the shoulder Of tho older Notnan
Ths'. sstsot aGd sanfus;o9 @ % on .ss,nx here re- e1s
women who, have suffered 10 terribly should =.
Ss@ ax I'll ts, ma! ": has A oee"paion
ltku Do:ta, thcY Asv simple. noAest peasans
r. tas sstss sa: ~, to. ss so''9t
night tha1 the wo'non carried ol tfo1n Tcevo,
~ t.ocps hslted at rayiea !"!ys The second nlch
maade1 !uraed IL. S5ek 81 Il Ta1isa 10 to
tatn 70 Lsno, md on n sstatday @ evening. In II ses
foaFta, girI Of l5. hsl suffered 70 terribly ths
shs sans own IN Tug hight, On reaching ths from
MIho I b. I'D sssapsa uts,ioa.y. WIsn .he va Va. toit
! VI tue bitter ,soEsow 1t her daughter. tho poo
nss sse lss hs. " u ns
quirea tho fats Of tho 1n.or old na. iis had bee.
st In tbs silags Srarly all t!s honscs sr* batass
easily substansialod. but similar oeeusrsnccs a.,
.axnE plues IT, d;tant and nssfs';he % %s1t. o a.
fS%n IT, Isy ;Ss 's'ay 81 ss hS,tss s ass
tuPalement and roasting beforu . dss u !cporses
from lhe lsF1czoyinIan frontier neaE 0absl|a; tn
remote paris Vt slafa Serbia arc tesolsIn: beyont
description
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