The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts of the
World.
AUSTRTA'S OWN WAR.
Acting with Great Energy in Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
THOSE RUSSIAN OUTRAGES.
Socialism Defying the
Laws in France.


Very contradictory reports concerning the
Anstro-rurkish convention are published.
The Standards Constan tinoplo despatch
says the Porte has accepted all the Austrian pro.
posals because OF the spread insurrsetion in
the saudjak Of Adauu, AnatoBa.
! WHY INSTRUCTED?
The Vienna tho Telegraph says Cara
theodore Pasha is again awaiting instructions TO
whether he shall quit vonua, and that Il mpossi.
BILE to say whether negotiations with be resumed.
HAVE THEY ooNxP
Radical newspapers OF Romo maintain, notwith-
standing oflciul contradictions, that some Italian
volunteers have gone TO Bosnia.
xoHAxnxDAcs RESIST fuKKIsH TROOPS.
Tho Nohammsdan population OF Kolaschin have
taken possossioniof the Notifications after conflict
with two battAiions OF Turkish regulars The latter
subsequently proceeded TO Novt Bazaar, whittier the
majority OF the Turkish regulars in Bosnia are also
marching
BOSNIAN REVOLT.
The Bosnians intsrned Nicsics have revolto1. A
great many OF tho revouaonists were Killed and
wounded by the Mor,snsyrins before tho revolt was
suppressed.
AUSTRIAN ENERGY.
special despatch the Times from Con sta tinops
dated August 3d. says :"According 10 authentic In
formation. direct from Bosnia and Herzegovina the
Austrlans are acting with great energy bat ut the
same time with mod ,rason and perfect discipline
Nevertheloss reports circulated thAsahc army OF
occupation has been guilty. o. many sxcesses and
crueties Those accusations bear angular ssssm-
biancs to tho charges brought against The Russian
army In Bulgaria and Roumel,s. .,wr
A GLIMPSE LIGHT.
mia Alma plaac tHk~k>
occurred Ia sns attitude Of The AussrAus - shs
Rhodope Con-missop. Till a lew days ago tho Aus
rian delegate gave his active cooperation the pre-
paration OF the report. but now, to the surprise OF
his colleagues. he seems indsposed to sign the
seesmsnt.!s ~ ~ ~ /" o. r.t'.n". ,s~
- WHAT THE RUSSIANS RAY.;
II have conversed with General Todlsbsnr General
Prince Doddouko or Korsakon other leading Rus.
officials about the report they say Ahat me IN.
vsstigaton evidensly made Ia blessed spark,
the commission, instead Of siudytas seriously .ths
question Of how refugees might. Ue temporarily
sisted and ultimately rs-ssaotshed la their bones.
occupied itself almost exoiusivsy with eollscaing or
parts statsments for nasctmsnt against ths Rus
stan army
TOO SHALLOW TO AxswRx.
"Thsy declare that the asui.y and ssif-sespect of
the army and government prevent them from giving
serious attention TO such tr an parent calumntean
TIL. WAR INDEMNITY.
"A Coustantinops despatch 10 tho Standard says s
Is reported that negouau ons have been opened b.
twcon Prince Lobanon, tho Russian Am bassaaor to
Turkey, and the Grand Viz Safvet Pacha regard
TO the war indemnity and tho expense Of supporting
the Turkish prisoners. Tue Russian demands are
said TO be moderate.
TALK. OF RKToRxs.
The 7svquie (ssmi- Iicai newspaper ,of Constants.
nople) lpublisbss sormauon which IL considered TO
H.
10 ASIA Minor suggested by Mr. Layard, the British
Minister.
nunnYISG AWAY.
Tho Tisss' despatch irom Constsntinople. dated
Sundy says tho runors embarkation OF X ussian
trooJ has been stopped arc untrue.
aKxxRAr. IGxArixyr IN PARIS.
G,noral Ignatier has arrived In Pors
RUSSIAN piPLoxAro CHANGES.
Sc verai newspapers at ST. Petersburg mcntiou-ths
rope that Count schouvalon the Russian ambassa-
aor at London, 10 about to be appointed Chisf ot
q new Ministry OF Police. including tho whole
gend armere and police administration, hitherto
dor he control OF tho Minister the Interior; that
PrinssOritn, Ambassador Paris will succeed Count
SchuuvaioG at London; that N. Novlkon Ambasss-
dor Vienna, will 60 to Paris ana that Prince dou-
BRIL- Ambassador at Berlin, Will 20 10 Vienna.
The LAzIs AND THE EUssiASa
Daily News despatch IRON Trobizonds
supply of ammunition has been defeated.
Tho Russians now refuse 10 permit any further delay
In tho wacuat,ou OF Batosm, which 10 proceeding.
THAMES m,wiSG nEGArrA
Al the Thames ntcrpat onai regatta yesterday Ia
tho race for the champion crews the Tyne
crew be, the Thames anal Putncy crews The race
was won ~ two icnsshs. The Thames crew came In
second.
In the nnai heat for the champion sculls Higgins
caught scrab" ut starting, leaving tho race In tho
hands Of Ea,iott, who wou eaaiy
SOCIALISM IN FRANCE
Nowitss ang tho police prohibition OF tho pro-
posed CorwrcsA OF Socialist workmsn at Paris thirty
organizers OF tho movemem In the Rue dss
Ecolss sunday, but the police dissolved tho meet
Ing.
COMMUNIST on TRIAL
N. Mauuen, Cb.cr Clerk. od ihe Ministry Of Marine
under the Cosmuslno, has surrendered, mis- trial
has boz unat Pmts.
UNLIKE yRAycR's CONDUCT.
The anuivsrsaey of the battle OF Sedan was OBJ
sU we'd az holiday at BsSin ana In various other
" wns in Germany with decorations and in~aisua
xnx YRsscn cKors.
Trust verify rcports Of tho French harvest shsv
II 10 be vssy xsed tso depsSt usnss. gsed In
twelve, fair In twenty three. poor ory.slx ana
bad In seven.
ASorHKR STERyAroyA1 CONGRESS-
The international Congress on Weights, Measures
and Coins has begun itssittings at Paris