New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
DEPRESSION AT VIENNA.
lei hLooAON a. fiA@N1NA'
TROOPS FASTENING TO THE SEAT OF wAR-THT
PORTE PLAYING A DANGEROUS GAME.

TROOPS FASTENING TO THE SEAT OF wAR-THE
PORTE PLAYING A DANGEROUS GAME.
VIENNA. Monday, Aug 10, 1878.
Troops ammunition and material are constantly
leaving for the South. Great depression prevails
here. The people do not believe in the official as
suranees that the Porte, seryia aud Montenegro
do not support the instruction.
INDiGSATION IN HUNGARY.
PEsrH, Monday, Aug 10, 1873.
Opposition journals and leaders are taking adj
vantage of the popular excitement about the occur
rences in Bosnia to denounce the Imperial Cabinet
with unmeasnred violence, and charge them with
sending the Magyars TO slaughter with the object OF
securing their determination. Hungarian troops
have been the principal sufferers at Maglai Tnzla
and StolatZ.
THE AUsTRI ANS HOSTILE TO TURKEY
LoSDos. Monday. Aug. 10, 1873.
Vienna correspondent TO The Times says: "The
Portes attitude toward Greece, its delay in evaeu
atng Batum, the resistance to Austrias occupation
in Bosnia, the refusal to surrender the territory
assigned by the Congress to Montenegro. and the
organized movement of the Albanans in Old Ser
via threatening the Seryians in their newly acquired
lands, are here regarded as so many evidences OF
deliberate policy which aims at stutifyiDg the Der
lin Congress and it's results. 1t is the general opin
ION that by such a policy, the Porte is playinga
dangerous game The Austrian press and people
are extremely bitter against Turkey. Nobody now
cOuntenances the idea of eventual restoration OF
the occupied provinces to the Porte, and public
opinion is unanimous against the conclusion OF a
convention"
TUE PORTE DEFINES ITS TERMS.
dispatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
ConstantinOple says: Instructions have been sent
to Caratheodori Pacha, to sign the Convention if
Austria will agree that the occupation shall cease
when the Powers declare that the reforms promised
by the Porte have been satisfactorily applied"
TUE PORTE PENNILEss.
The Porte, replying to the representations OF
some Ambassadors, declares it has no money to Or
game n gendarmone. employ judges, or otherwise
realize the promised reforms.
ToDLEBEN PROBABLY PRED AT.
II Is reported in ConstantmOple that after the re-
view on Saturday, General Todleben was fired at by
a young Greek, without effect, and the would-be
assassin was arrested. special dispatch TO The
Standard denies the accuracy OF this report.
RUSSIA WARNED TO MAINTAIN ORDER.
In leading article on the reports of Russian out
RACES ia Roumeia, The Times says:
The British Government has the right 20 demand that
no needless obstacles be thrown IN the way OF the settle
meu Of the Eastern question and that no further out
RACES be perpetrated OF kind shocking 70 the common
conscience Europe. II Is 10 Russia We must look In
the first instance to put stop 10 the mischief The
British Government wiz SPEAK with the voice OF the
country any fresh remOnstances it may see ut TO nd
dTcss 10 Russia on this pressing subject.
Russian Paeha, n Roman Catholic and Governor OF
Lebanon viii probably be appointed Governor of
the new province OF Eastern Roumeiia.