The New York herald., 1878-08-14
TBLEGRAPHIC- NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
AUSTRIA'S HARD TASK.
Continued Resistance to the
Occupation Of Bosnia.
A. WAR SPECK IN CABUL.
Eumor OF a French Protectorate
for Tunis.
PARIS EXPOSITION AWARDS.
The English Naval Review Spoiled by
Bad Weather
Continued Resistance to the
Occupation Of Bosnia.
A. WAR SPECK IN CABUL.
Rumor Of a French Protectorate
for Tunis.
PARIS EXPOSITION AWARDS.
The English Naval Review Spoiled by
Bad Weather

OdO WedtneL
lRY CABLE TO THE HxRALD.1
LONDON, August II, 1878.
The Austrian General Phillipov1ch has tele
graphed to Vienna that he would effect . Junction
with the army OF the Grand Duke Of Wurtemberg
near vites yesterday.
JUNCTION EprEcrEn
The zele0raph's Vienna despatch says General
Phiiipovich and the Grand Duke OF Wurten.
berg have erected junction and are reported to
be marchlnx on serajevo, which. it is believed the
Insurgents will evacuate. 1t Is also reported that
heinsurgents have evacuated Senitza 1t Is now
ascertained that 1t was their main body which was
defeated at Sheptsche.
-sA lss CONTINUOUS FIGHTING.
The Twentieth Austrian division has not yet been
able to reach Zwornik. It's outposts fought battle
with the insurgents. near Gratschanltza, on the
4th inst The division was also engaged on the sth,
9th and 10th inst 1t advanced close to Tusla,
but in consequence of the scarcity OF supplies and
the exhaustion oi draught ANIMALS, was Obliged to
ial back on Gratschantza to secure It's communi.
cations. though not because compelled to do so by
the enemy The losses Of the Twentieth division
are not reported
t+l4i. !. THE AUsrRIANs' RETREAT.
The Twentieth Austrian division was obliged to
retreat because the Insurgents had received large
reinforcements. In consequence oi this occurring
close to the Servian frontier report is current
that corps Will be sent to watch Seryia, with
orders to advance into the country as the first
sign OF bad faith
THE PORTE SENDS MEHEMEr ALL
It's thought at ConstantinOple to be impossible
that the Bosnians can probong their resistance
With tho view, therefore, TO tranquil
lie them. the Porte has appointed No
hcmet. All PacIla as Its commissioner In
Bosnia He will start thither Immediately.
Vienna despatch to the Daily Ners says Mehe.
met Ali Pacha took ample orders to Bosnia to
send the Turkish regular troops to Da,matia for
emharkation to Oonstantinople.
THREAT PROM BISMARCK.
In reference to the POrtes more plant attitude
on the Batoum and Bosnian questions, the stan.
dasd's Berlin despatch. says Prince Bismarck has
instructed the German attachs at Constantinople
10 inform the Porte that the continuance of an am
biguOus policy would risk the existence of Turkey
In Europe. N ~
ASKING LENIENcY.
According to advices received In ConstantInople
from Serajevo the lnsurgent government has sent
Hanz Pacha to meet the Austrlans to ask their
leniency to the insurgents
THE CLOUD IN CENTRAL ASIA
In the House OF Commons last night The Hon.
Robert Bourke. Under Secretary for the Foreign
Department. In reply to an Interrogation, stated
that 1t was impossible for the governments to say
where the Russian forces In Central Asia
were stationed. The government was quite
willing to take the responsibility of sending
mission to Cabul, as 1t could not regard with in
dincrence what had been passing In Central ASIA
during the last two months. SIR Stafford North
cole. Chancellor or the Exchequer. also pointed out
shat IL was always understood that England had a
greater interest In Afghanistau than had Russia
and was therefore bound to send thsther mission
Of equal weight and influence with that OF Russia
THE RHODOPR INsURRECr1ON
IL IL stated In Constantlnople that The commits.
sioners sent to inquire into the circumstances of
the Rhodope insurrection will return to Constanti-
nople this week. 1t IS not ex pected that any prac-
teal benefit will result from their mission
FRENCH PRoTgcToRATE PoR TrNIs.
rumor which has some claim to credence is cir
culating in Paris that England. Turkey and France
have agreed to French protectorate over tire
Turkish dependency OF Tunis, it being stipulated
that France shall not interfere with the regency
The arrangement is designed, 1t Is said partly to
give satisfaction 10 France for the Anglo-Turkish
convention and partly to serve acheck to Italian
ambition in the direction OF Tunis. which has heen
evident for some time. In the event OF further
Eastern combinations tins arrangement would
probably result in the Incorporation OF Tunis with
Algeria.
AWAKE At LAST.
The Netrs Berlin despatch states that the Sui
tan's ratification OF the Treaty OF Berlin has ut
last arrived
TrRxIsn FINANCES.
The Porte In order to obviato further depreciation
Turkish currency, has decided TO raso the import
duties salt, tobacco and spirits TO the.sxtsnt per
mtted BY its treaties OF commerce.
rHE ODESSA RIOTS.
Tns Standards vienna despatch says therio,s con.
tnuc a. Odessa, and a proclamation OF q state Of
siege Is expected to be issued.
xuBAR PAcnA's xIssros.
Nubar Pacha, VINO was summoned by the Khediys
10 assst him In carrying reforms Of sdm,n
tion In Egypt embsrked at Briudis Naples on Mon
day for Alexandria bearing important projects Of re-.
form which have been sanctioned BY EugIana and
France
SANITARY coSDirIos cYrRUs
A despatch from Lsrnaca, Cyprus, Gays the troops
arc suffering considerably from the fever usually
prsvslsnt there at Tits time OF the year. The Effects
OF tho fever are weakening, but not fatal.
BISMARCK AND THE VATICAN.
correspondent OF the Cologne Garefk has inter.
Waved Mons'rnor Massa. tho Papal Nunct, at Kis
singen The Nuncio merely expressed his dsent that
the gull between himself and Prince Dismarcx was not
90 vide as had been imagined
rRrScn ExPosirfoS AWARDS
The awards OF the International Jury have not vet
been published, but u considsraols numoer OF
shs successful competitors arc known. The
American oxhibitors have rnoro tban m nyo.
portonae share OF medals and othor awards
Among tho successiui American exhibits arc:-Mc-
Ccrmick's reaper, whselock's steam engine. Woods
ron nor EiisonIs talenhaaa wha.la-