The New York herald., 1878-08-27
''ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
from All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSIANS ON THEBOSPHORUS
Austria Still Treating with
Turkey.
AvENGING BATAK.
Promises Of Reforms, but No
Performances.
RECIPROCITY
USSIANS ON THEBOSPHORUS
BULGARIANS AvENGING BATAk.
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August q. 1873.
Times despatch from Constantinopls says as soon
u the Russian troops have embarked General Todis
ben intends to so to Adranople tor short time, after
shcn tine Russian Adquarters viii be removed to
varna 1t was intended tina, q large number OF
troops should embark for home at Boureas, but, in
consequence OF the prevalence OF a malignant fever
which has already disabled more than onehalf OF tho
garrison, the intention has been abandoned and
aher potns will be chosen.
yLEEr WILL DEPART.
As soon as the nsighborhood oil San Stcfano Is
evacuated the British dcct will probably leave the
Princes Islands, but VIII not 20 beyond Galipoi until
the Russians shall have retired within the boundaries
OF Eastern Roumeiia.
REMOVAL OF THE HRADQUARrgRs
The Russian headquarters have been transferred
from San Stefano to Rodosto.
1uE BAroUx QuEsTIoN.
The surrender OF Batoum has been postponed until
Septemher II The Governor OF Trssizondo has gono
70 Hasoum to endeavor to calm the population.
LAzIs.
A Constantinope despatch TO the Neps says
10000 Lazis are approaching Batoum 10 ask Dervish
Pachs what course he intends to adopt.
AUSTRIA TRYING TRICK TURKEY
Constantineple despatch says the Council OF MIN
listers has failed agrso 10 tho project Of couvcn
ZION submitted by Count Andrassy to Carat heodore
Pachs on tho 23d jns:., which merely pro.
posed 10 establish the moaus vipendi and rejected
che demands Of the Porte, that the Austrian
occupation should DO limited, and that Turkey should
receive any surplus Of revenue. The Porte has now
forwarded modification Of its draft mentioned yes
WhpPa in Sul das 1rad aho
read:-"Tsmporary exercise Of sovereignty"
ANDRAssYs CANE
Count An drassys object In urging on convention
with Turkey Is TO temporarily Aheive discussion AZ
10 the iusuro relations OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
with the Austrian monarchy, whlcn threatens 10
cause serious dispute between tho A ustrian and
Hungarian governments. 7-fsF F'ng p fi'
pfN''f END or rHk MOBILIZATION
Mobilization Of tho army may bS Considered to bc
tsrmtnalcd foftne present Only soldiers iur0ugh,
and NOT the reserves are calloi in. General Phpo.
vachs army win bo raised 10 125 600 1S0 600 men
STRENGTHENING the AUSTRIAN oARKIsoSs.
The Austrian garrsons Of Trieste and Goerz. which
vvrc depleted 9. she commencement OF tho Bosnian
occupation, sre being strongly reinforced. strong
garrison viii also DO stationed at Semlin
IS socorEA rAKESr
"A despatch TO the Times from Calcutta coItradicts
tHs report or the occupation Of tho Island Of socora
rnx RHoDoPg COMMISSION.
despatch 10 the Times IRON Coustantinopie says-
~rne report OF the Rnodope Commission was signed
on sunday, at 'Buyukdcrc by the British, French.
Italian aud Turkish ascsates Ths Russian and Ger.
man delegates refused TO sign IL The Austrian del.
egate was prevented irom attending by illness"
~ CHARGES AcAISsr raxS RUSSIANS.
The Times' ConssantiuopIs despatch. says the
principal charges OF tho khodope Commits.
SION against the Russians, Is that OF
bombarding and burning villages near Rhodopc which
refused TO dsarm zono Of several miles between
sIantmaka and Demotka has beon completely de-
vastated.
A PERMASxScr.
Tee Te0rapAs Cons,an tiuoplo despatch states that
the Rhodops Com u isson recommends the establish
ment Of permanent international mission and
local police
BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.
The British Consul at Adrianops reports that the
Bul.araus continue to pIunder and outrage tho Mus
iumans. Tho Greek Archbishop has communicated
70 the Consul details Of tho most horrible srocitss
LAyARD REFORMS.
The ople correspondent oi tue Times de-
saes the correctness OF telegram OF August Is from
oonstannople stating that Minister Layard had aban
dOnsd some demands concerning reforms IN Turkey
which The Porte considered as touching upon ts
authority. Tho Times correspondent Aays:-"Whas
has really boon dono is his:-M,nister Layard pre-
esnted memorandum TO the Porto recommon nding
sne Immediate organization of IN efncicnt gcndar.
merle to insure tho projection OF life and property
the creation Of courts Of appeal with European asses
s,rs At certain central points, and reforms IN the
methods Of raising taxes
VERY ANXIOUS
"Far from Offering any opposition the Grand v,zier
declared that the Sultan anxious TO INTRO
luec these and other necessary reforms, but there
Yer UPcn i'm In ha chi
vas the want Of funds ana the execution OF the reforms
In question would require the expenditure OF
81, ,00o OCor
WAR AGAINST NrmIrLsn.
An imper al ukass has been issued st ST. Petersburg
temporarily placing crimes against the state and at
lacks upon ofcials under the Jurisdiction OF military
tribunals
GENERAL xEzRSrzow's ASSASSIN
The Berlin Post says the assassin OF General No
penizow at st. Petersburg Is named Dsutsch, and
tba, he is the same person who few months ago
murdered Baron Heykirg at KiG
SUSPECTED SPINS ARKxsrEn
Two engineers have been arrested on tho TransyI-
vana frontier on suspicion pf being Russian spies.
Drawings OF frontier fortressss were found In their
possession.
CYPRUS REVENUE.
The Porte desires the aid Of England to obtain q
lean, guaranteed the revenue Cyprus, In order
- carry out admnistr ra,ve reforms within Its own
Jurisdiction. Mouktar Pacba has been appointed
Turkish Commissioner 10 Croe
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY TREATY.
The Times. iu an editorial article on the desire OF
the United states TO negotiate q reciprocity treaty
with Canada on the basis Of economical doctrines
prevalent In tho Union, says:--''Canada 10 within
the operation OF Engiand's commercial treaties aud
could not establish reciprocity with the United
States without trsnsgrsssing the 'most favored
nation clause IN those treaties"
ASK CANADA.
Tho Times concludes as foliows:--"whether, apart
from the question Of our treaty obiigations there
would be any disposition la Canada to assent to tho
proposal 10 most doubtful Tho mind OF Canada can
be freely expressed IN thc Parliament oil tho Domin-
ion and we aro willing to abide by It's tree decars