The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-09
FELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From AL Parts of the
World.
AUSTRIA'S TROUBLES.
Continued Resistance in Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
THE RRANCO-AMERICAN CONFERENCE.
Draft OF a New Commercial
Treaty Discussed.
TIE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
THE RRANCO-AMERICAN CONFERENCE.
Draft OF New Commercial
Treaty Discussed.
TILE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.

IDY CABLE TO THE HxRALD.1
LONDON, August Q, 1878.
Intelligence comes from Ragusa that Sulelman
Pacha, with $500 Asatic troops. Is shut up in
Trebinje. He will not allow the insurgents 70
enter the town, fearing massacre Of the Turkish
troops have deserted from Trebinje and joined the
insurgents at Durbrowo.
THE PORTE NOT ENCOURAGING RESISTANCE.
despatch from Vienna experimentation
that the Porte has issued instructions to the
officials throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina for.
bidding opposition to the Austrian occupation Is
derived from an unexceptionable Austrian source,
and sets at naught the idle rumors concerning the
Porte's alleged connivance with the Insurgents
Some resistance. nevertheless is expected ut Ger.
tain points and may cost some Austrian lives, as
would have been the case even II an Austro-Turk-
Ism Convention had been concluded before the
frontier was crossed. The respectable portion OF
the Inhabitants everywhere have welcomed the
Austrians, and only persons Of the lower classes
and some disbanded troops have joined the insur-
rection
TRIPLE TOO LATE
Another Vienna despatch says the Turkish gov.
Its representatives not to oppose the Austrians.
The delay OF these orders until the instruction
has established itself In tile heart OF Bosnia de.
tracts somewhat from their value
CoNCILIATORY INSTRUCTIONS.
The Times Vienna despatch says Caratheodori
Pacha yesterday received fresh instructions OF q
conciliatory character and has communicated them
to Count Andrassy.
MOBILIZING ANOTHER ARMY CORPS
In view OF the insurrectionary movement in Bos
MIA and Herzegovina, which the Porte is here
strongly suspected OF fomentng, and In conse
quence OF the agitation IN Servia ana Montenegro.
the Austrian government Notwithstanding the
strong corps OF occupation to Bosnia and Her.
Zegovina. intends eaectlng further mobilization
OF Its forces, IN order TO have In reserve an add
tonal army corps reastn for active service. Great
annoyance Is elt IN Official quarters here at the
unfortunate Aaglaj affair." the Austrian losses In
which are considered due TO manifest CARELESS.
ness tat ~.
THREATENING DRUMHEAD COURT MARTIAL
proclamation has been issued in Herzegovina
announcing that all persons who ofer resistance to
she AustrIans Will be tried by drumhead court
martial
HUssARs WHO "xADE THEMSELVES scARcEv
MaglaJ was found to be deserted by all excepting
afew Christians, and the town was accordingly
spared. Twenty five or the hussars who were
missing after the disaster to the Austrian recon.
noitering column atafagia on the 4th of August
have returned to their camp Several OF the In.
surgents were sumRasiIy'trled and shot for mur.
dering wounded Austrian hussars. ,sG
AUSTRIAN 0FPlCiAL STATEMENT rs IL
The following is the official announcement OF the
movements OF the Austrian troops In the Turkish
provinces:-The Thirteenth army corps advanced
In two columns against MaglaJ on August
g. One column cannonaded the insurgents
camp. while the other moved on their
nank ana rear The insurgents endeavOred
TO retire upon Sheptsche, when an engagement
ensued which, lasted half an hour Two nags and
quantity OF munitions were captured by the Aus
TRANS. Many OF the insurgents were killed and
wounded and party Of twenty were driven
into the River Bosnia. all Of whom were drowned
Darkness stopped the pursuit The Austrian loss
was two killed and ten wounded.
TTAIy's RESPONSIBILITY.
The 7elegrdphs Vienna correspondent saws
letters to several newspapers allude to
the Italian propaganda in Bosnia. One Jour-
nal says the landing of q number Of Ital.
Ian revolutionists Is expected in Albania. Per
contra, the Opfniohe OF Rome denies the truth OF
these reports
RUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS
Delerade despatch says two Russian army
corps are being concentrated between Kostendjic
and Sophia. A Constantnople despatch says the
Russians have begun to occupy varna.
RUSSIAN GAINS
The st. Petersburg Official Xessenger In an article
published yesterday, dwes upon the smnllncss Of
material advantages which, says have accrued to
Russia through tho disregard by the Berlin Congress
OF considerations OF In fixing the frontiers II
says the task OF Russia that the conclu.
s,ons reached carried into execution to the small
est point, and that, II the Porte does not observe
strictly the conditions OF the treaty, 10 signs liz own
sentence.
GonrscnAKorF's TEMPORARY SUCCESSOR
Prvy Councillor and Scna,or n. Giers Is appointed
10 the administrator OF Foreign once during the
Temporary absence Of Prince GortscbaKon
FRASco-AMRRIcAS COMMERCE.
The project for q commercial treaty. which the
Sranco-Amcrican Conference Ia PARIS referred to a
committee on Wednesday night, 10 embraced In q
document entitled. "a memorial by the members OF
the Franco-Amsricsn Conference to the United
States Congress and French Chambers." Tho nrst
section Of the memorial calls attention tho
OF commercial relations between Franco ana the
United States and declares that the reason ls found
IN the respective import duties Of the two oountr,ss
il then snors into minute analysis Of those du.,cs
Tho second section discusses the which oppose
the extension Of trado between tho Two countries
under three heads, namoiy-Tho instability OF tho
va'uo vi icRai money IN Inc unteu Statos the In.
crease Of customs duties and the progress Of somo
branches OF American industry the creation OF new
enea
NECESSITY or COMMERCIAL TREATY
The third section urges the necessity for treaty OF
commerce ana for general revision of tho American
tariff Section contains the project and the bases
Of treaty Of commerce. II Is expressly stated that
this project simply offered 40 basis for discussion
Neither the American nor the French delegation is
committed TO II In any manuer