The New York herald., 1878-09-24
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts or the
World.
GREAT BRITAIN EXCITED.
The Afghanistan Trouble a
National Danger.
AUSTRIA CONQUERING BOSNIA.
General Todleben on the Condi-
ton of the Roumelians.
ERUPTION OF VESUvIUS.
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LONDON, Sept "a, 1875.
A Bombay despatch to the Standard reports
that special meeting OF the viceroys Council
has been held at Slmla General Roberts,
commandant Of the frontier forces, has started
for Peshawur with secret orders large
force is ordered to be in readiness on the
frontier, where II 900 men are already massed.
Indian newspapers universally demand an apology
from the Ameer or occupation OF Afghanistan Tho
feeling among Europeans Is warllKe. The London
Times In Its leading editorial actice says this
mornng-"The reckoning will be with the
Ameer alone. Nothing can probably be done
in the way OF military operations until
spring. We can wait. and 1t Will suit
neighbor an opportunity for reconslderationn
The telegraph announces that the British Cabinet
will Immediately assemble to discuss the Afghan
istan affair. '
AUsrRlA's ENTERPRISE
Omc.al kilograms received at Vienna report the
simultaneous successful advance Of the whole Aus
TRAN force against allied positions in northeast
Bosnia. The southern division, starting from
ScrAjevo after few hours engagement defeated,
the 21st inst, 1000 Bosnians and Turkish
regulars occupying strong positions Senkovcs.
The Bosnian allies taken In flank and obliged 20
retreat under destructive artillery fire. Tho Austrian
loss 400 killed and wounded; the loss Of theiI
enemies was, Of course, considerably heavier
Another iorce. operating parallel to tho ssrajsvo
column, but further north, occupied Oiovo unop.
posed the 21st still further north General
Szapary, alter receiving tho submission OF Tuzla,
pushed forward q strong force, which after heavy
fighting carried tho positions OF the men nghtng tor
their independence on the Majevica hills, which
formed tho great obstacle barring the Aus
tHian advance on Bjelina. The Inhabitants Of
Bjsina, probably on account OF this success,
invited General Budich, who was advancing along the
bank OF tho Save protecting General Szaparys left
Ink continue hts march, he entered the town
on tho 22d. Many Bosnians are rendering submis.
sion at Tersjevo The Standards Vienna do.
spa,ch says Livno has bcon taken by the
Austrians. According 10 all accounts the AussrssA
troops, within two three days, win be at Zwornik,
whittier the remaining insurgents have retreated.
General Jovanouich has arrived before Klobuk, the
last Horzegovinan stronghold. The joy In Austria 10
universal
sERvfA AND MONTENEGRO.
A despatch from Berlin says the Porte has given
notice Of It's firm intention to executs the ssipuia-
tions Of the Berlin Treaty in regard to Ser.
| via and Montenegro. The samo dospstch says the
Czar has dissuadsd Montenegro from renewing
| hosti,,ics Russia has proposed TO the Powers 10
make a collective demand upon the Porte for the i'm.
mediate surrender OF territory coded 10 Montsne-
| gro by the Berlin Treaty. Tho servian government,
| at tho request OF Mohammsdan chief,
| had consented 10 receive the women and
children fleeing from tho besiegod towns In Northeast
| Bosnia Many hundred Mohammedsn families have
already arrived IN Servis. Prince Milan has refused
TO receive the dcpuiation OF Bosnian beys who came
| to seek union with Servia. The Times Belgrade
despatch says the Turks evacuated the territories
OF Little Zwornik and Sakar, which have been occu.
| pied BY the Sorvisns.
CONDITION TURKEY.
The Russian side OF condition OF affairs In Rou-
| melia Is told by very high authority. General
Todlebcn tclegraphed the Czar from San Stsfano.
| undor date Of September 20, as iollows:-"I
| arrived AT Adrianopie september Is, and was
| received by The Mussulman, Greek, Bulgarian.
Armenian and Jewish clergy-ali Of whom requested
express Your Majesty their gratitude for the
| protection the Russian authorities afforded them.
They stated that such order and justice never
| prevailed thcre during the occupation
| by Russi,n troops, whose behavior has been
L
my noticed that the gates OF tho mosques
| were ornamonted with devices displaying Tour
| Maiesty,s initials The town, on Thursday, wM
decorated with flags and At intervals along the streets
| we're portraits OF Your Majesty icstoonsd With
| gariands. When LETT Adrianople on Thursday even
| Ing the town and mosques were ogaia illuminated,
and The whole population present al the railway
station to witness my departure" P"
| GERMASr AND ITALY.
| The North German CARTE OF Berlin says the Com.
m.tee on the AntiSociastic bill already arrived
at somo conclusions which the federal government
will probably pronounce inadmissibe. Tne ultimate
passage OF the bill appears endangerod 1t viii al least
meet with great diflc cuities unless tho debate
| the third reading members who really striving
for an understanding with the government obtain the
upper hand Vatican organ OF Rome, tho Vocs
della Nerita denies that my difculiiss have arisen
| In the negotiations between Germany and the Holy
See. Az the next consistory, which will be held u
Rome on the anniversary OF tho election ei
Pope Leo KILL TO tho Pontncate, the Papa nuncios
Paris Madrid and Lisbon will bc created cardinals
Tho Vatican has abandoned the idea Of sending z
Charge d'Afaires 10 London The Italian Consul
at Tanjier, Morocco, has tolegrsphed repeatedly
that tho situation there intolerable The British
Consulate and tho Custom House have bosn attacked
Dy MOB. Italy will probably send a man-o-war "a
Taneisr Indeed, nature seems as lively - Euro
pcan politics. There was an eruption Of Mount
vcsuvus on Sunday night Of moderate, Intermittent
character. The crater appears to bc nearly full o
lava Tho activity Of the eruption continues 10 in.
crease.
Some Of the Paris newspa state that the French
poverpm ept is about TO opea subscription Tor The
tsver.strcken people Of the United StstosA
| Prince Bismarck's daughter, the Countess Marie
has beon bstrothed to Count Rantziu.
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