The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-19
7ELBGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
A NEW EASTERN WAR.
Advance Of the Austrians
Into Bosnia.
PROSECUTIONS OF THE CHRISTIANS
Arranging for the Withdrawal OF the Russian
Troops and British Fleet.
ELECTION RIOT IN GERMANY.
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August 10. 1878
A telegram received In Vienna from the head.
quarters OF General Philippovich at Toinitsa-cupr
August 10. announces that the Austrian army on
that day advanced in columns against the nsur
tents, who had fortified themselves strong posi-
tion southeast OF and Busovaca. The column
forming the right wing OF the Austrian army took tho
insurgents the flank and rear and captured their
snt,re camp, with large number OF wagons, asamu.
ALTON and other property.
INSURGENTS
The othcr columns were somewhat delayed by the
ruagedness OF the ground that the insurgents had
.4umo to Withdraw with their artillery They fed en-
In southeastsrly direction 10 Kiscljak near
which place the Austrians posted. The insur
gents also occupy visoka.
THE AUSTRIAN POSITION
General Tegethoff marching tnither and ex.
pected to arrive August IT, The Austrian losses
In these movements were uncomfortable. General
Szapary was still confronting the insurgents at
Doboj on the 17th inst The foregoing shows that
Serajevo cannot have been entered by tho Austrans
on the 18th inst, indicated by the despatch
from Pesth yesterday.
CHECK TO THE TURKS.
A demonstration from DaImatia against Livno, ON
the 18th inst, compelled The Turkish garrison OF
$500 who had started TO harass the Austrian
communications 10 return TO that town.
NEW 1nREArExlSG.
despatch TO the Daily Nsws from Berlin says Prince
Nicholas OF Montenegro. has demanded the evacuation
by September OF the territory allotted him by the
Congress- II tho Porte evades the demand trouble is
feared.
NOW FOR PEACE.
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro has form ally I'D.
ved the nsurgent leaders In the Grahovo district to
submit to the Austrian occupation.
ARMS TO ARMS!
The Christians in Bosnia are fockinr 10 arms In
consequence OF the heavy fines imposed upon them
by tho Austriara
THE PoRrE's INrRIGUKs.
Vienna despatch to the Times says
"In consequence of the intrgues OF the
Porte in Bosnia and Herzegovina Austria IL
eadcavoring to protect her interests by negotiating
an understanding with serva and Montenegro"
trs PROGRESS OF ADVANCES
It is thought Al Vienna that General Philippovich
ought to reach sersJevo by Wednesday in conss.
quence OF his victory al Buzovsca having
opened the way for him. Vienna despatch to the
Nos says lsost fsur more divisions Of The Austrian
army will 60 Immediately to Bospis.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
Vienna despatch TO the Telegraph says the negoti.
ATOMS between Austria and Turkey on the verge
ei failure and rupture 10 imminent. The last
propositions OF tho Porte have been rejected. Cara.
thcodori Pacha awaiting instructions as to whether
no shall quit Vienna.
DENYING rHK CONVENTION.
All Vienna special correspondents deny that con.
venton has been signed Public opinion and the
press arc unanimous against IT,
sERvIA FIRM
Thn
strongly cautioned Servia against violation her
tsrnatiopal obligations
AID FOR TUE REVOLUTION.
The Mohammedsn insurgents receive am mun ision
from ports on the Egean Sea through private hands,
Arnauts and Albanians continue to muster IN great
force In the direction Of Mitrovitgs.
NEWS coNsrAxTIxoPLg
Coustantnople dispatches state that Mehemet All
Pacha started for Albania on Saturday.
grand review Of the ussian troops was held on
Saturday. Thor cmbarkation begins Monday.
Minister Lsysrd has also given Instructions for the
commencement OF the withdrawal Of the British fleet
Commissioners to Roumelia and Bulgaria have
been appointed by Russia
The Turkish troops will evacuais Batoum within q
fortnight
Constantinople despatch to the Standard SAYS
she Russian Commission have arrived At Batoum.
Ane L'zs ure unHy oecomnS more resolute They
have established four eni rcnchsd campo
ARRESTS GERMANY.
81. Petersburg despatch to the Post says tho ar.
rests OF the Nihiists and Pansavists are innumersbc
~ GERMANY.
The German Federal Council has passed the Social.
LIST bill on. It's nrst reading and referred u to CON.
mittse. The Council, apparently, Will pass It unal-
tered.
GERMAN ELECTION RIOT.
During the progress Of the second balloting for
member Of Parliament at Harburg, Hanover, the So
palsts and Guephists created riot, which the troops
we're called upon to quclL Ono Of the rioters wss
killed and several we're wounded.
SURVEILLANCE OF the poLIcg
The police authorities nave made domicilary visits
TO the Offices Of three socialist newspapers and 10 the
houses Of the socialist leaders In Prague, Bohemia
STEAMSHIP pisAsrKR
Belgian steamer, from Antwerp for Now York
probably tho d. steinman) was spoken OIL Eddystons
Light Sunday morning with her propeller disabled
Assistance has boon sent from Plymouth to her
DROPPING suBJgcT.
A despatch from Rome TO the Standard says
Cardinal Nina, Papal Secretary Of state, has
lecded to drop Tor the present the negotiations Tor
The re-establshment OF the diplomatic relations bo-
tvoen the Vatican and England.
rIRE AT KIssxNGRS.
fire occurred at Kissingsn, Germany, yesterday,
which destroyed a largo number Of houses