Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-07
BOSNIAN MURDERS AND oUTRAGEs.

unless trade REEVES.
| BOSNIAN MURDERS AND oUTRAGEs.
LONDON, August Ga dispatch from
Kosna says that the loss of the Hussars Is
about one hundred out of one hundred and
eighty-nine the Bosnians murdered, mutila-
ted and wounded.
Another dispatch says the best part of an
Austrian division was engaged at the So
called skirmish at Kosna. The Austrian
losses were serious.
A dispatch from Pera says: at is said
| instructions were telegraphed Caratheodori
Pasha, Monday, to sign the convention with
Austria, while another correspondent says
negotiations are exceedingly unpromising.
The Political correspondence says: The
Porte has warned the powers that the Mus
sulmans IN districts annexed to Montenegro
and Servia will rebel.''
A CUBAN LOAN.
MADRID, August 6.-Several of the news
papers OF this city announce that Cuban
loan will be issued during the present month.
AUSTRIAN NEWS.
VIENNA, August 6.-The Austrian troops
entered Mostar, Herzegovina, at six o'clock
Monday evening, without opposition, the in
haoltants appearing very friendly.
The opposition have made considerable
gains in the elections in Hungary.
Emperor Francis Joseph and Archduke
Teplitz to-day, on visit to Emperor Freder-
ick William.
THE BRITISH DEFICIT.
LONDON, August 6-In the house of COM
mons to-day Sir Stafford Northcote, cbancel-
lor OF the exchequer, in moving supplement-
airy estimates, said the house must provide
for deficit of four million threes hundred
thousand pounds. He proposed to issue ex-
chequer bonds extending through three years,
OF which two million pounds would be need
ed this year.
After much criticism on the part of Glad
81 one and Childers, the latter declaring the
deficit unprecedented and the estimates too
sauguine, the resolution passed.
LORDS BEACoNsFIELD AND SALISBURY
have received congratulatory deputations
from various conservative associations. Bea-
consfeld reiterated his previous opinions IN
relation to his foreign policy, and emphasized
the necessity of conservative organization at
home, which is by some people construed as
hint at early dissolution.
THE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
VIENNA, August 6.--In the Hungarian
election three government candidates have
been defeated at Debreczln. Several leaders
OF the ministerial party were rejected at
places which had supported the government
for the past ten years. Even at Pesth the
opposition gain considerably. The OBJECTIONS
are the result of dissatisfaction of the Mag
yar's with the governments eastern policy.
Nevertheless it is believed the cabinet will
have working majority.
TURKISH AUTHORITIES CHARGED WITH PRO-
NOTING RESURRECTION.
VIENNA, August 6.-The ambuscades at
Maglaj and Clttak cause great Indignation.
The opinion is gaining ground that the Turk
ish authorities are promoting insurrection,
but it is more probable that the Porte has
lost all prestige or power of control, not only
with the inhabitants, but with the troops, Of
whom several Tabors have joined the insur-
gents.
CONTEMPLATED RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 6.-Three Rus
sian corps have arrived near Varna. The
Rhodope commissioners, except the German,
having telegraphed that they are about to
endeavor to prevent certain contemplated
Russian atrocities, the Russian commission
has returned to Constantin0ple, declaring that
his colleagues are seeking for Russian atroci
ties to the neglect of other duties.
A FRIGHTFUL SICK LIST.
LONDON, August cit Is said that forty
seven thousand Russians are sick in Bulgaria,
and that constant reinforcements are neces-
sary to keep up an effective army. Generals
Todleben and Schouvalof are down with the
typhus. The fever is increasing at Nicosia,
in Cyprus, which place is unquestionably
very unhealthy. General Sir Garnet Wolsley
and staff will go under canvas outside of
town on Tuesday, the Greek housewares de-
handing such eXorbitant rents. The late
floods have so damaged the roads and rail-
ways that communication Is entirely suspend
ed between Molaavia and Wallachla. Iron
bridges and piers have been destroyed be-
tween Ibrail and Tokshani. The floods caused
some loss or life.
THE AUSTRIAN ADVANCE.
VIENNA, August 6.-Troops are advancing
on Magaj amid continuous rain. report
has been received of two more sharp Skin.
mlshes Monday at kios ma and Gracanica, in
both of which the insurgents were defeated.
The Austrian loss was trihing.
THE FIRST LIBERAL IAss-dEETING IN CUBA.
HAVANA, August 6-The first political
mass-meeting in Cuba was held by the liberal
party Saturday, with the object of arranging
political programme for the November cleo
tons, when deputies to the cortes are to be
chosen. The meeting adjourned till the
tenth, when vote will be taken on the choice
of programmes.
Urea CHEROUs PROCEEDINGS.
VIENNA, August 6.-Detailed reports show
that the inhabitants of Maglia, after promis-
ing unconditional submission, had barricaded
the main street and deliberately prepared an
elaborate ambuscade for the returning hussars
CONTRADICTED.
PARIS, August 6.-The National officially
denies that negotiations are In progress for
the annexation of Scio and Rhodes.
CABLE BRIEFS.
VIENNA, August 6.-The Political Core.
spOHdenee says: Caratheodori Pasha has
been instructed to leave Vienna if Austria
will not fix the term of occupation of Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
ROME, August cit is stated in clerical
circles that Bismarck and the papal nuncio
have arrived at an arrangement on the basis
of amnesty for all otfenses against the Falk
laws, and the re-establishment of converts
existing before the rupture. The Vatican
will give formal reply to these propositions.
PARIS, August 6.-The cab strike is spread
ing, and hardly any cabs are on the streets.
In the north of France strikes are recon-
mencing. All the'coal-pits at Denein, de-
partment Of Nord, are deserted.
BERLIN, August Count Schouvaloff
has arrived from st. Petersburg.
VIENNA, August 6.-Caratheodori Pasha
has been instructed to declare that the Porte
declines all responsibility for the occurrences
in Bosnia.
ROME, August 6.-The Italian papers state
that the sultan has telegraphed Queen Vic
torla, requesting her mediation 10 prevent the
Austrians from advancing beyond Bapjaluka
Marquis Polla Ticino Trevulzia, a cele-
b-ated Italian politician, is dead