The New York herald., 1878-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
ON THE INDIAN FRONTIER.
British Troops Ordered to
Attack Ali-Musjid.
MUST THE CZAR ABDIOATE?
Austria Must Encounter
O9man Pacha.
NJ. GAMBETTA'S RETORT.
War Runors from All Points
OF the Compass.
MUST THE CZAR ABDIOATE?
Austria Must Encounter
Osman Pacha.
NJ. GAMBETTA'S RETORT.
War Rumors from All Points
OF the Compass.
IBY CABLE TO THE HFnALp.1

LONDON, Oct. II, 1878.
A Calcutta despatch says it is reported that the
forces from Peshawur have been ordered to attack
All Musjid immediately. and body ofinfantry with
Q mountain battery has entered the Khyber
Pass Heavy firing has been heard at
Peshawur, but 1t Is not known whether the fight
10 going on between the British and the Afghans
or the Afghans and the Khybcrees. It is rumored
shat the Russians have occupied Yarkand.
despatch to the Daily Ne,os from Kassaun states
that the Ameer's grandson has gone to KurumN
with eight infantry and two cavalry regiments.
The garrison at Ali-Musjid has been reinforced by
ten regiments. The St Petersburg Gosos asserts
the benevolent neutrality OF some Of the Indian
princes. U ests
A despatch from Constantinople says that the
English homeward bound mails from Teheran have
been ordered to be despatched BY the way Of This
Ind Poti, in consequence Of the insecurity Of the
Trebizonde route Thus they viii pass through
Russian hands.
THE REVOLT BEGUN IN RUSSIA.
A despatch to the Times from Vienna states that
Russia has informed the Powers Of the stoppage of
the retreat Of the Russian troops, and has invited
them to join in the energetic representations
which Prince Lebanon is instructed to make in
order to induce the Porte to take prompt
measures to stop outrages upon the Cnristana
There Is Q wild rumor IN London this morning
that the Russian videttes are within III.
teen miles OF Constantinople The British
government Is anxious and Is resolved
70 Immediately demand an explana tion.
the Daily 1sieoraph's Vienna despatch says that
Russia is still urging Roumania to conclude con-
vention granting the right OF passage for Russian
troops through her territory for the minimum
period OF two years. Count Andrassy has, SO far
induced Roumania to withhold her consent Tne
RAssian army In Roumeia and Bulgaria still
amounts, contrary to the treaty, to $4,000 men
The Berlin national Gazette publishes the FOL.
lowing sensational news:-"An agitation has be.
gun In Russia to compel the Gar TO abdicate. II
u reported that the Czarewitch will preside over
commission TO draft constitution" The EuH
AoH Gasettc's Berlin despatch says:-'.Ths Powers
VIII recognize Roumania formally until that gov
srnmsnt complies with the Treaty requirements re-
spsctipg tho cqalty OF tho Jcws which the Chambers
~
Ihs process By which the Jews are TO secure their
Stvii rights"
osxAN PAcHA AGAIN.
The Vienna Frcsse states that onc battalions
sfTurks and IL, 900 Abanians now AZ Novi.Bazar
Osman Paoha will be there command OF
$4,000 men The Vienna Political Correspondencs has
inssllgsnos from the Drna frontier that despite re-
iniorcem ments Of Arnauts from lpck, Prischina
and Kalkandelen which the insurgents IN
dfak of have
shs progress Of the Austrian forces has
caused saoh panic In tho SanoJak that the towns
or Pieoo, Sisnca and Prjepojc quite prepared
submit On the other hand Turkish regulars, with
large supplics are continually arriving Al hitrovitza.
The vionna. Iressc announces that the Land
Credit Association has agreed to advance
81, ,00o, 900 for the maintenance OF the Austrian
army In Bosnia during November and December.
The Times despatch from Constantnople says that in
botn Turkish and Greek circles tho iaea 10 gaining
ground that war between Greece ana Turkey 10 In
svi.abl& An influential party In the Turkish coun-
al. headed By osnan Pacha. oven holds that .
purely defensive policy Is impossible for military
rsassns.
TIE SOCIALISM SCARE.
The nrst paragraph OF the Ans-Socaiist bill, with
eut material modification. read second time In
the German Reicnstag yesterday The Centre,
rorssehritt and socialist parties voted against !.
nsns between Bismark aud the national liberals
on ths Socialist bill has caused much speculation. Il
u not improbable that important Cabinet changes
v take piaco shortly. IL Is certain thas nsgotia-
hons between Prinoo Bismarck and tho national
liberal leaders have been resumed, with better hopes
81 success than last year
Lioyd's sscnt At Plymouth tesgraphed 10 ths
dxnALD last night that tho Eddyssope Lighthouse.
which, m was icarcd, had sustained damsgo By the
plorm (from the fact that light seen on
wednesday night at Plymouthl 10 un,njursd.
In . speech at Grcnobls yesterday N. Gambstts
pspsied calumny the assertion that the repubil
cans hostile to religion, which, however, no said
must not % cenfoundcd with uitramon,an
Spanish Official has been murdered by Mosrs near
rstuan. Morocco aud spain has demanded repara-
lion from that country. II 10 not thought a. Madrid
that tho murder Of tho Spanish ofciai will cause
rupture between Spain and Morocco.
ENGLAND'S COMMERCIAL ANXIETY.