Daily globe., 1878-09-03
THE RHopopE COMMISSION.

f,oNsr.STINopLE Sept. 2.-Accordlng to au-
+ban+;c information received from Bosnia and
Herzegovina the Austrians are acting with
great energy, but at the same time WIN NOD
Grafton and perfect discipline. Nevertheless,
renerts are circulated that the army OF occu-
patton has been guilty of many excuses and
cruelties. These accusations bear singular
resemblance to the charges brought against the
Russian army in Bulgaria. This explains, per
hans. the change which recently occurred in
the attitude of the Austrians In the Ehodope
com mission Till few days ago the Austrian
delecate gave his active cooperation IN prepa-
ration of the report, but now, TO tne surprise Oh
his colleagues, he seems indlsposed to sign the
document Gen. Todleben, Gen. Prlnce Doqo-
edkoff Caursokoff and other leading Russian
officials say the investigation was evidently
made in a biased spirit, and the commission.
instead of studying seriously the question OF
how the refugees might be temporarily assisted
and ultimately re-established III their homes,
occupied itself almost exclusively with collect
ing ex parte statements for an indictment
against the Russian army. Ihey declare tne
dignity and self-respect of the army and gov
ernment prevent them from giving serious at
tention to such transparent calumnies.
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL TRANSFERS.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2.-Several newspa-
pers mention that Count SchouValoH Is about
to be appointed chief of the new ministry OF
police, including the whole gendearmerle and
police administration; that Prince Orloff Will
succeed Schouvaloff as ambassador at London;
that NJ Noykoff, am bassador at Vienna, will go
to Paris. and that Prince Doubriel, ambassador
at Berlin, will go to Vienna.
THE TREBINJE RESURRECTION.
VIENNA, Sept. 2.-It is said the insurrection
at Trcbinie was caused by the knowledge that
the Turkish regulars intended to surrender the
from the Porte.
THE CARS JOURNEY.
; ODESSA, Sept. 2.-The czar has arrived
here, reviewed the troops and proceeded to
Nicolaiff.
OPPOSED TO sURRENDERIEG.
RAaUsA, Sept 2.-The Mohammedan popu-
latiop of Kalaschin seized the fortifcation after
conflict with two battalions of Turkish reg
ulsrs. The latter subsequently proceeded to
Noyi Bazu whittier majority of the Turkish
regulars in Bosnia are marching.
SOCIALIST MEETING DISSOLVED.
PARIS, Sept. Notwithstanding the police
prohibition of the proposed congress OF the
Socialist Workingmens party, 1T was organized
in the Rue des Ecoler Sunday, but the police
dissolved the meeting.
CELEBRATING A VICTORY.
BERLIN, Sept. 2.-The anniversary of the bat
tie of Sedan was observed as holiday with
celebrations and illuminations.
THE RUSSIAN INDEMNITY.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Sept. at is reported that
negotiations have been opened between the
Russian ambassador and the grand vizier in re-
gard to the war indemnity and the expen.e of
supporting Turkish prisoners. The Russian
demands are said to be moderate. The Bos-
mans interned at Nicsics have revolted. A
great number were killed and wounded by
Montenegrlns before the revolt was suppressed.
THE FRENCH HARVEST.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-Reliable reports of the
French harvest show it is very good in two de-
partments, good in twelve, fair in thirteen,
poor in forty-six, aud bad in seventy-two.
BAToUM BEING EVACUATED.
TREB1zoND, Sept. 2.-An attempt of the Lazis
to obtain ammunition has been defeated. The
Russians refuse to permit further delay in the
evacuation of Batoum, which is proceeding.
COMMUNIST sURRENDERs.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-Mathillon, chief clerk of the
ministry of marine, under the commune, has
surrendered, and his trial is begun.