Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-19
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nix, having refused to advance, were dcc'natco'
As they still remained mutinous, further exo'
catioDs ook pIaco. TIE remainder were sent
az prisoners to Austria. General Szapary has
effected JUNCTION with tho Austrian main body,
which has reached Seraj9yo the capital OF
Bosnia, unopposcd. The twentieth Austrian
division was attacked Friday near Doboj, on the
| Bosnia. by large force of insurgents. All as.
suits were repused, but tho Austrians suffered
heavily. Tho monetary reVerses which have
| bcfallen tho Austrians 10 Bosnia and Helzago
yina, and especially the forced retreat of Gen.
Sz,pary, produced much depression here, but
| q much calmer view is taken in military Orioles.
| I[aGz pashn's confession that thirty battallons
| of regular Turkish troops fought in tho ranks
| Of tho insurgents has created sensatloD aud
greatly cmbitLered tho minds CT the people
| against tho Porte. 1t is understood that all
opposition On the part of Bosnia, from the ID
surrccton Of lladji Loja down to tho most re-
cent conflicts, has becn contrlved ut Stamboul,
and hypocritioay imputed to the refractory
spirit OF The Bosnians. Whatever may occur
certain that tho undorhanded dealings CT the
Porto have brought about change in tho re-
Iations Ct this government With Turkey, which
! "a
possible.
A telegram from the headquarters Of Gen.
! phpoycI,, at Fonilzi, Cupri August 10th,
say1 that tho Austrian army on that day ad-
vauced in three columns against the insurgents,
who had fortified themselves 10 o strong posi-
| lion southeast and near l}uZoVaca. The column
forming tho right wing CT the Austrian army
took tic insurgents on tho fink and retr and
captured their entire camp, With largo NUM-,
Der OF wagons, ammunition, and other prop
| crty. The other columns Wero somewhat de-
| laycd by the ruggcdncss of the ground, 80 that
| the insurgents had time TO withdraw with their
artillery They fled en- nlasso 10 a southeasterIy
| direction 10 kiscak near which place the
! Ausrians aro now posted. The insurgents aISo
occupy Nisdks. General Tegctholf was march.
| ing ,hither, and expected to arrive on August
! II. Tho Austrian losses 10 these movements
gcro inccnsidcrahlc.
Gen. SZapaty was still confronting the lesur.
gents at noht ca the l1!h inst.
| A Nienna dispatch sass: "lu co1stqueroo OF
tho inlrlgucs OF the Porte in Bosnia and Here.
govina, Austria is rEdcav0ring TO protect her
Interests by negotiating en- understanding with
Seryia and Montenegro. 1t is thought at Vi
cnnn that General phlipoVch ought to reach
SeralGvo by Wednesday, In consequence Of his
| FlCtpty i'll l'Ea jNECh uItuCl lllG WY
him
4 Vienna dispatch says the negotiations be
| tween Austria and Turkey are Oh the verge Of
failure and rupture is imminent. The last
propositions Of the Porte hsyo been It actcd.
GaratheoluIl Pashn Is awaiting Instructions as
to whether he shat! quit Vienna. All Vienna
special correspond rnta deny tiat convention
| hGn hacn signed Public upil;l0n and the press
arc unanimous agalngt it,
A dispatch to the Daily Newa from Rfrlin
gays Prince Nicholas, OF Montenegro. has de-
inml,ied the evacuation by September ol the
EirIritufy allotted him by the CONGRESS- II the
Porte eva,les the demand, tronhle il feared
A Vienna dispatch saya a! least four rnora
divisions of The Austrian army will 90 imme
diatrly 20 Bosnia
Tie Chr s:iaua in Bosnia srr hjcking to
arms in consequences uf the heavy lines I'M
posed upon them by ihn AusirlaEs.
Tho hlOhaMmedan insurpents receive AN.
munition from ports on the ~ ,ean Sea through
private lands.
| Arnauta and Albauiang contiLna to muster
10 great force in tho direction OF hiirovllZl.
Prince Nicholas, Of Montenegro, has formally
advised the insurgent leaders 10 the Grah0vo
district tn submit to the Austrian occupation.
A Vienna dispatch says Austria has strongly
cautioned Scrsia against the violation ct her
international obligations.
4 ConssnLinnple dispatch says tho Russian
commission have arrived at Ratoum. Tho
l.azis are daily becoming m1ra rts,lute. They
lave established four intrcnchcl camps.
| During the progress Of the second balnlDg
for member OF Parliament at llarburg, Han
over, the Socialists and Guelphists created o
not, which the ttops were called upon TO quel.
One Of The liotcra was killed and several we're
wounded.
The roica authorities OF Prague, Bohenlia,
have msrin domiciIlary vsts tn the Offices OF
three Socialist newspapers and 10 tho houses
Of the SocihlIts
Tho German Federal council has passed the
aicia! s. bill Oh ita first reading, and referred
it to "A committee The council appaTeutly will
pasa it, unallcrtd.
a st. Petersburg dispatch says the arrests
Of NihiIisis and Pan Slavi5ts arc innumerable.
4 dispatch from Rome says: Cardinal Nina,
Papal Secretary Of State, has decided 10 drop
for tho present the negotiation for tie re cstab
lishment CT the diplomatic relations between
tho Vatican aud Eaglabd.
The latest news from South America states
that all is quiet in Colombia. but another rcvo.
luton has been started in Ecuador. In Peru
business is very dull, and in Chill tho banks
have suspended specie payments, their coin re-
serves haslng been drained by the Government
10 order to attain means for q war with the
Argentine Confederation. Heavy failures arc
announced.
LONDON. Aug. l9.-~Special dispatches from
Rome report that the German Crown Prince
Frederick William aud Prince Bismarck sent
the Pope congratulatory kilograms on his
'namo day" or the feast day Of the s1iut alter
whom the holy father was named
PARIS. Aug. l9.--Scnator Ronouard is dead.
LONDON, Aug l9-Mcssrs Coltam, Morton
& Co., West India merchandise Lombard
Court, Il G., have failed. Liabilities, 81 $780,
UOO.
MADRID Aug. 19--Cholcrs prevails in
northern Africa st F,z. mt4uineZ and 1etuao.
ROME, Aug. ia man named L.zzlrctte,
vino had beer preaching new religion 10 tho
province OF Grossotto Was killed yesterday in
conflict with gendarmes, who inteIfeTed be-
cause lis partlsans raised cries for republic.
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