The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-25
THE EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.

THE FAILURE OF THE RHoDoPE INsURRECTIoN.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-Private information has
been received here from what is considered
an authentic source, that the Rhodope insur-
rection has collapsed. The Turkish pashas
bad helped the insurgents by allowing sup
plies to reach them and by giving them pri-
vate encouragement in many ways. Lately,
however. for some reason at present I'M
known, IL appears that the pashas have
stopped the supplies, and the insurgents have
been compelled to disband. st Clair sought
safety in flight, and the revolt of the noun
taineers came to sudden end. This inform
alton is said to have come from st. Clair
himself, after some days delay, but no fur
Their particulars have yet come to hand.
THE AUsTRO- sERvIAN-MoNTENEGRIN ALLIANCE.
VIENNA, Sept. 19-The Fremdenbat an
nounces officially that the government has
not entered into any negotiations for the
cooperation of Servia and Montenegro.
The terms of this statement do not exclude
the idea that such step was at one time
contemplated. Undoubtedly it was aban-
doned in consequence of the indignation
it aroused in Hungary. An alliance with
Servia and Montenegro would lead to Hun
garian rising when the Hungarian diet
meets few weeks hence. 1t will be seen
that the situation is already very serious,
and it would be unwise to trifle with such a
state of feeling as exists in Hungary now.
A SUGGESTION.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 19.-The ambassa-
dor of one of the great powers has suggests ed
that the district of Novebazar be jointly oc-
cupied by the Austrian and Turkish troops.
CONCENTRATING AT TREBINJE
RAGUsA, Sept. 19-Three Austrian brigades
are now concentrated at Trebinje. The
Turkish commander at Scutari has shut
himself up in the fort with one battalion,
fearing he will be massacred.
ANOTHER CAPTURE BY szAPARY.
VIENNA, Sept 19.-General Szapary cap
tured two outworks Of hills before Bihacs.
The insurgents made furious effort to re
take them. The Austrians have begun the
bombardment of Bihacs Hadji Lola has ar
rived at Zwornik.
THE GOVERNOR OF ARMENIA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. 19.-Grand Vizier
Safvet Pasha has promised Minister Layard 10
appoint an Armenian as governor OF Ar
menia.
MOVEMENTS OF TURKISH TROOPS.
Ten battallons of Turkish troops will be
dispatched to Adons. five to Crete, and 40 TO
Mitrovitza and Kossova.
RISING OF THE TURKS
LONDON, Sept. 10 "A Vienna dispatch re-
ports that the Christians have risen in Tur-
kish Croetia.
EFFECTS OF BUNGLING IN BOSNIA.
A dispatch from Berlin says it is reported
that the relations between Count Andressy
and Prince Bismarck are less intimate in
consequence of bungling In Bosnia.
MILITARY LEVY ON BULGARIA.
A Berlin dispatch states that the Russian
authorities instructed the provisional gov.
eminent of Bulgaria to summon all the male
inhabitants between the ages of 20 and D. to
form territorial army of 90 battalions of in
fantry and 30 squadrons of cavalry.
RESISTANCE TO ALBANIaNs.
A Belgrade dispatch says Montenegro has
asked Servia TO unite with her in resisting
the Albanians. The Russian General Komor-
off strongly recommends this course.
CHANGE OF AMBASSADORS.
A dispatch from Vienna intimates that a
change of Austrian ambass adors at ConstaD-
tinople. Paris and Rome, as well as al Lon
don, is possible.
THE STUBBORN SULTAN.
LONDON, Sept. ia Pera correspondent
states that the sultan has refused to give his
consent to the convention as proposed by
Austria and recommended by the council of
state.
CAPITULATI0N OF BIHACs.
VIENNA, Sept 10 -The fortress of Blhacs
has cspItulated. The Austrians entered it