The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-02
BATOUM'S DISMANTLEMENT.
Terrible Railway Disaster
in England.
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED


cause there Is strong insursent force in his real,
TURKS AND BossIAxa
The Bosnians and Turkish regulars arc Aghting At
frsbinje whore the regulars hold the citadel and the
aosnians demandiL l1rs
WHY THEY RxvoLrsD
Tho Tele0rapAs Vienna despatch says the iusurrec-
ton Mt Trebinge caused by the knowledge that
n. Turkish regulars intended to surrender the
csAdel TO the Aussrians IN ooodioncs orders
the Porte
NO ITALIANS COOPERATING.
The Italte OF Rome says:-"rne Project OF Ancona,
replying to an inquiry from the government declares
The report Of the departure OF Italian for
Bosnia, which appeared the Douere (newspaper) Is
Q1founded" .s~
rHE EVACUATION BAroux.
Turkish war material from Baloam besun'to
arrive AZ Trebixonde It Is believed that large por-
ZION OF the Aussulman population Of Baseum will
smigrats. .eamseu
FIGHuSG THEIR COUNTRY.
lis reported thai thousand Laxistan Insurgents
sfe advancing along the Wiley lhs river Arda.
surning and pillaging. lzzst Pncha has been conn
missisned BY the Porte to 90 the of tho In
'urrsetiou and sndeavor 10 quiet the Lazs
ALLxGgD 0UrRAaxs on xUssULxAxs.
The Sultan seat telesrsphc despstch from Cor
Datinope 90 the Gear the 9th Of August request
ing him to givo to check The outrages upon
kussalmans In Roumelia The Gear replied, express
Ing sorrow at the anarchy which prevailed, but de-
oarng It 10 DO his belief that tre reports exag-
gsra.ed, as tr Russian generals had received strict
orders to pre- rent and punish such acts.
ar ODESSA.
The Gear has arrived at Odessa and held review Of
she troops yesterday He subsequently, proceeded 10
Nscoiaicf.
THE AyGHASIsrAN TROUBLE.
A 1fmes' Calcutta despatch says It is ru.-
nossd that Shere Ali will DO required 10
receive . permanent British resident At Cabul and
British agents In other places. 1t is generally
beloved that no will refuse unless armed occupation
10 threatened
10 i. oPPosITIoH TO AxxgxATIoN
The Ednburgh .ycotsmam's London correspondent
vndsrssands that large m,jory OF the indisn Coun
ell oppose annexation, which is zcalously advocated
By Sir Henry Rawiinson. aeg
TIN PORTE REFUSES
Tho Nevs' visnna correspondent says the Porto has
refused General Todlsben's request send regular
troops to the Rhodops district.
MANY RUSSIANS SICK.
II 10 ofacialIy announced at Rustshuk that the
Russian army Of occupation had 450 sick on the
27In u. M.
CRETE RETAINED.
CoustsntinopIe despatch to the Standard states
that Mouxhsar Pacha started for Crete with two
Axttali0ns teft
WRECK OF AN EXCURSION TRAIN.
A cheap fast tram the London, Chatham ana
Dover Railway. from Ramsgate. Broadstairs and
Assgats, Tor London, which with passsn-
gers yesterday, near Setingbourne junction. coiiided
WIsh somc freight while the latter were switch.
ing on the main line. Tho train, which was
practically an excursion train, bringing away tho
summer residents at the breaking up OF the season.
was running at express speed, and was ompletely
wrecked. Eight persons killed and thirty &C.
sercly injured.
PAssRxGBR'S STATEMENT
passenger on tho next train describes the scene
Sittngbourns as foliows:-"Atter humorous do
nys had warned US that something serious had hap.
scned, wo began TO worKmeu hurrying along the
inc Then came por,ers, with tarpaul,ns covering
svsr nideous sights; and ihon the terrible picture of
The accident itself was presented to view FIRST
W passed . row OF half mutilatsd carriages which
Asd escaped tho worst Of the shock.
TERRIBLE SMASH.
'sHandlcs were shorn from the doors as n by q
sharp knife; windows were broken and the sides
The carriages smashed like cardboard. Whore the
uli force Of tho collision encou uterod tho Hrst
class compartments clenn In hall, nothing
being sf. Of them a Of spl,nters and uphoi.
stsry.
or THE CARS
"Amid the wrecked woodwork Of shc cheaper COM
partmsnts the oil The Ia nch con
the excursionis lists were enjoying whom the disa,er
overlook them. Cushions spl,ntsrs, broken glass,
smbulsnces filled with dead dying and the engine
battered beyond recognsionthis vas the sccne that
presented itself the tram moved slowly into ST.
angbourns station"
WAITING ron news
A. the Victoria Station, In the West End OF London
hltnough the evening papers had news Of the ac-
sidsntL the platforms were crowded with iuquiripg
Trends The telegraph ONCE was bssieged, and tho
"details OF the terrible accident wero passed from
aou.n TO mouth - advices were received Many Of
shoss tho second train only failed to take passage
On the wrecked account Of insuncIsnt accom-.
mediation.
POLITICS ~ SPAIN
The Standards Madrid despatch says Marshal
Besrano. Senior ssgssta and other cons,tu,,onaIis,
leaders have had several oniercuccs on
Tho sxped,cncy Of abslsntion or parti cipaii on
In the approaching elections rho latter course Is al
vocsted by sshor Castelar,, the moderate republicans
and some csnstitutonasls, bus she Ib5Sa aud other
similar organs urge thai attempt
Be made to acquire power by extra legal m~na
rnAnss IsrgRSArioSAL REGATTA
The Thames International Iieas,Ia began on Satur-
say and VIII end to-day.
In the nrst heat OF the Tor the champion sculis
aigsins beat Boyd The latter elsmed a foul by Hig-
gins, but his claim was not allowed
In the second heat Eniott beat Blankman by 100
yards
In the ohampica pairs race. iron Chisw,ck Chorct
70 Putnsy, tne Sorihsrners. sumsdsn ana Boy dbsas
Higgins ana Thomas by SIX lengths
DISASTERS TX nUxoARY
Later accounts from Miswoicz, Hungary, show-that
ne disaster BY the storm exceeds the worst that was
sarod Over four huadrea corpsss have already bssn
ecovsrsd, and 200 persons sre stu missing
Many PEorLg DROWNED.
~ Eriau, capital Of the county OF Hsvss, Husaary
situated the river Eyer about SIXTY -Avs mikes
rom Pesh. tho daring tho storm aud broke
lhrouah the walls OF the town. Whole bousss