The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-01
TBLEGRAPHICI ] NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE CONQUERED BOSNlANS
General Szapary Gains An
other Victory.
HERZEGOVINA In AUSTRIA'S GRASP
A Dreadful Rain Storm Visits
Hungary.
PRIZES AT THE EXHIBITION
HERZEGOVINA In AUSTRIA'S GRASP
A Dreadful Rain Storm Visits
Hungary.
PRIZES AT THE EXHIBITION
FEY cABrr TO TEE HrnA1p.l

IBY CABLE TO TIE HE8ALD.l
LONDON Sept l. 1873
General Szapary announces from Doboj that he bad
nm artillery engagement OF several hours' duration
with the enemy ON the 3oth inst and senccd four o.
i've of their guns He also had two hours' nuskstry
airing the same evening. Tho loss Of the Anstriana
WAS not ascertainsd.
THE AUSTRIAN LOSSES.
The total loes OF the Austrtans Ia killed an wouudsl
during tho occupation of Bosnia does not exceed 500
men. 1923
vURrHKR PROGK1sa
1t s officially annouuc God that the Anstrians oeeu-
pied Nevesinjs ON the 2sth meeting with
opposition, formed regular administrator and
dissrmsd the Inhabitants ry 500 tff cs
HERZEGOVINA usDgR AUSTRIAN RULE fef
The whole Of herzegovina, from the Narsnta River
to the town Of Ljubtnge, has bssn subjogstsd. The
petty chiefs submitting but 1000 insurgents are
mOsssd At TrebInje 81
NO HOPE OF rnR CONVENTION 't'
The Vienna Neo Free fress says the cousiusion OF
an Angio-rurxish CONVENTION has become altogether
doubtful. Tho order to inssrn q ahz Pacha hss been
coanter manded, though HIS allotted residence was Al
ready suggested He has started for ConssanrinopIs.
MINISTERIAL CRIsIs IN sxRvIA.
The Ministerial crisis at Belgrade has been settled
The Ministers who rendered their designations will
remain In office
TERRIBLE sroRH IN HUNGARY.
Tho town OF M,skolcz, capital OF the circle Of Bor-
sod, in Hungary. was almost entirely laid waste on
Friday night BY q storm. thousand houses were
destroyed by the rainfall and loo persons wore
killed. The population Of the place was estimated at
about twenty thousand.
e' THK EXHIBITION.
There is much dissatisfaction among exhibitors q
the Paris Exhbton In consequences Of the report that
the oaoal list awards will not be published until
the ga Of October, the day following the ceremony
OF the prizes only nine days beors
the close OF the Exhibition The French journals urge
the Injustice useisssnsss Of such delay, and do
mand that successful exhibitors be promptly noli
ned OF the work OF the class juriss
PRIVATE NOTIFICATION.
The paper INSERTS that NJ Teissersnco De Bort Nm
lister Of Commerce. and Director General Krautz have
agreed that satisfaction shall BIO given to the exhps
tors by informing them individually OF the prlxss
they are 70 receive and them to afx upoa
their exhibits the OF the award This proposal
will be submitted 70 tho Council Of Ministers .,.
LOOKING ixrKRxsrs.
Itm stated that the British Commission have re-
solved that all iuquirers shall privately informed
whether their names appear on the lists comnunh
GATED TO the commission by the French authoritiss
and It u thought that other foreign commissions
will follow this example.
LIsrs
All the lists thus Tar obtained are partial ana unoI.
cia but there be ttle doubt Of the accuracy Of
those that have heretofore tsegraphsd these
dispatches. The grand prizes obtained by United
States exhibitors tor MeCormieks reaper, Edsena
telephone Gray's telephone, Wheeler Wilson's
iuu machinea whoolock's steam engine and rinany'a
silver work.
FEW xHpALisrsL
Among the exhibits Tor which gold medals
are known to have been bestowed are
the following :-Dodd's horssrake. Russell 4 Err
wins hardware, whitsley's champion harvester.
surps Shoes Decr's plough Gales plough, Dsderiek's
hay press Rey nolds' fruit drier Dickson's pencils,
Peass's oils, rhurber's cottonsosd OIL Wharton's
nickel Farbanks' scales Hoar's scales, Philadelphia
ana Reading Company's coal and Mason b Hamlin's
oraana
FUNERAL QUEEN CHRISTINA
The spanish Minister OF Justice and $50 Junction
aries Lett Madrid Friday for the EseuriaL situatst
twenty eight miles 70 the northwest Of ths city,
attend Queen CHRISTMAS funeral The late Queen,
according 10 Span ish paper, left all her properly
valued At 600 OOof 70 ner children BY the Duke Of
Risnxares having her lifetime given their portions
TO Queen Isabella and the Duchess of Mon,psnssr.
Az OBSERVER RscALLxD.
NJ Fournier, Tho French Ambassador - Conssantt
nople VINO Leave OF absence, has been erdsrt1
TO return TO his post forthwith.
Satisfactorily coNrRADScrIox.
special despatch tho NeUs IRON Paris says the
canard about n. Gambetta's proposed marriage With
an opusnt hsrsss 10 sufciensiy rsfossd By the laos
that The lady named has been married Ave pears md
hap huaband q niYyc