The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06
THE RHoDopE RESURRECTION.
Relations of Germany and England
with the Vatican.
RETURN OF THE COLUMBIA CREW.


volley. which they returned They were again at
tackled at Maglaj, In the Sandjak OF ZworniK. At
the latter place seventy Austrlans were killed.
THE HERzEGoyINAN TROUBLE.
1t is reported at Vienna that the instruction al
Mostar, Herzegovina is fomented by Monte.
negrlns, and will be likely TO lead to serious
complications with Austria. 1t Is said that the
the capital Of Bosnia; that the Governor and Mufr
OF Mostar have been assassnated; the whole popu
laton are In arms, and the Mussulmans from the
surrounding country are docking In to join the in
surgcnts. The foregoing should be received with
reserve until it receives official confirmation.
IA AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT 80 sgaM
The Vienna Aoend Post tofliciaD publishes the
following details Of the Austrian occupation
OF the Turkish provinces:-The main column
of Austrian troops advanced into the VAL
ley OF the Bosnia, after overcoming great
difficulties, gaming by tact the good will o.
the inhabitants. Property owners were especially
friendly to the Austrians, rs the agitation had at
Serajevo openly assumed Communstc character.
Captain Millinkovc, chief OF staff, was sent from
Derbend on August 1, with squadron OF hussars.
to rcconnoitre the Valley OF the Bosnia He was
seemingly received everywhere with JOY.
RESISTANCE BEGUN e
Hearing that an insurrcction was being organized
at Snebsche, town on the river Bosnia, Captain
Minkovic proceeded thither. He was received at
the entrance to the town with avoiey OF musketry.
The hussars formed for action but perceiving that
it was impossible to force m entrance to the town
they marched back to Magiaj. There the inhabi-
tants who had previously been friendly to the
Austrians opened heavy cross IRE upon the hus
sars The latter were obliged to pass at rapid
mace dchle occupied by armed Bosnians, and IN
doing so seventy OF the hu ssars were shot Tho
remainder reached the Austrian outposts
Detailed reports received In Vienna show that
the Inhabitants OF Magiai, after promising uncon
ditonal submission, had barricaded the main street
and deliberately prepared an elaborate ambuscade
for the returning Hussars. y e
IN HERZEGOVINA
In Herzegovina the Austrlans advancing yester.
day toward Mostar fought short engagement
near CitlaE, with 500 insurgents. Several OF the
latter were Killed and some made prisoners and
four Austrians were wounded
THE MOVEMENT SPREADING.
A Reuter- despatch from Belgrade says the revo-
lutiopary excitement throughout Bosnia and Her.
zegovina IS rapidly increasing as the Austrians
advance and bands OF the Inhabitants are collect
ing Considerable uneasiness prevails Ia Servia ut
the aspect Of affairs in the neghborng provinces.
The Austrlans were expected to enter SeraJeve
yesterday.
GOVERNMENT OF DEFENCE.
II is reported in Constantinople that govern.
mcnt OF defence has been proclaimed at xostar.
Herzegovina.
THE SULTAN APPEALS TO ENGLAND.
Italian papers state that the Sultan has tele-
Vfet
ton to prevent the Austrians from advancing be.
yond Banjauka.
THE RuopoPE ISsuRGENrs
The Russians, It Is reported, have summoned tho
Rhodopo insurgents to evacuato tho territory now
occupied by thom belonging 10 Eastern Roumelis
within ten days, the Russian forces will attack
them. Two insurgept chiefs have arrived a. Con-
stoutinople 20 consult with Mr. Layard, the British
Ambassador. II IS believed In Constantinople that
the insurgents will evacuate the territory. but
that they w II attacked, offer resistance, and throw
tho responsibility on the Russians.
A STUBBORN
A despatch from Larnsca, Cyprus, says the Turkish
sub.iiou,enant commanding Fort Tamagosts refuses
10 quit that stronghold
YRAxcE THE EAST.
The Paris National officially donies that negotia.
tons are in progress for the annexation OF scio and
Rhodca
the TURKISH RxyUGEEa
Tho Porte has received further reports OF tho III
treatment OF refugees by Russians and Bugarians,
aud intends 70 appeal Powers 70 protect them.
eRKnASY AND VATICAN.
telegram from Rome says In consequence Of
the negotiations with Prince Bismarck the Vatican
Is drawing up frosh Instructions for tho clergy IN
Prussia. Il 10 thought probable that Cardinal Ledo-
chowsxy may return 70 Poscn.
ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.
IL IL understood that difficulties navo arisen tenn
porarily delaying tho rc-establisnmsnt Of relations
between England and the Vatican.
THE PAPAL sEcRRrARysuIP.
The Sfandards despatch from Rome announces
that the Pope has permitted Cardinal Antonio dc
Luca TO decline tho position Of Secretary Of State.
which viii probably be temporarily conferred upon
signor Jacooini. the Papai Nuncio at visuni.
PARIS cARMgN's sTRIKE
Tho csbnsn OF Paris have struck work, ana only
onsqaarter Of tho usual NUMBER Of cabs are ON the
stands
Tho sallboas Nautilus, which crossed the Atlantic
has proceeded TO Havrc
EriDKnc FEVER IN CYPRUS
A oorrsspo udont OF the Daily Neps In Cyprus 70
parts TINT lever Is prevalent at Ncosia on the north
ern sldo OF the island aud that seventeen men nnt
two of,csrs GU, or a detsehmcns Of 40 sssuoned
there have been attacked by the disorder.
AUSTRIA ITALY.
Nothing IL known IN Rome OF differences between
tho Austrian aud ltaaE consuls in Bosnia In con.
sequence Of suspected connvancs ON the part OF the
intscr In the agtation.
the raAsco-AxERIcAx COMMERCIAL rRsAfy.
the preparatory iabors Of the delegates from
American chambers OF commerce and tho French
commission Ia furtherance OF treatysoi commerce
between tho United States and France have com
menced. Forty American delegates have alreadI
arrived In Paris
HUNGARIAN xLRcrroxs.
The Hungarian elections have commenced. SO far
| the liberals arc overwhelmingly ahead Herr TiszA