The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE UNSETTLED EAST.
Hostilities Resumed Between Mon
tenegro and Turkey.
BOSNIAK RESISTANCE TO AUSTRIA.
Peaceful Congresses in Europe Discuss
ing International Questions.
HARVEST PROSPECTS IN ENGLAND.
he UNSETTLED EAST.
B0SNIAK RESISTANCE TO AUSTRIA.
HARVEST PROSPECTS IN ENGLAND.

tBX CABLE TO THE HxRALD.1
LONDON, August %, 1878
catsaro dispatches state that hossisies broke out
'Podgoritxa
BosxIAN INSURGENTS DEFHArED.
Ragusa telegram says 5000 insurgents have been
defeated near Stoiatz, with heavy loss.
ixsURGxSr PRISONERS AUSTRIA.
despatch IRON Vienna says the approach Of train
bearing 600 Turkish prisoners has been signalisd.
TURKISH DEMANDS xxoxMrANr.
Negotiations for a convention between Austria aud
Turkey still proceeding but the Turkish demands
exorbitaut and unacceptable.
AUSTRIA CALLING TROOPS.
The Tines correspondent Vienna isographs-'.The
comprehensive mobilization measures agreed upon in
ths laost Cabinet Councils being rapidly carried
nut.
..r HAyIz ! AusrRIAN CAMP.
The Vienna Political Correspondence says Hanz
Pacha has passed over to the Austrian camp and has
been sent to Brod.
ANDRAssEY's TRUST IN THE PORTE
The Te,eGuph's Vienna correspondent says
he knows az fact that Count Andrassey
does not credit the reports that the
Forte connived at the resistance OF Bosnians and
nc also adds that Austria contemplates rapprocAe.
ment with Servia or Montenegro
BAroUH SURRENDERED
The Turkish CONNIE nder at Batoum has informed
tho inhabitants that the will enter that city
on August ~. The municipal govern ment has an.
nounced that vessels will embark any of tho
Inhabitants who do not wish TO romain.
THREAT
Tho Daily Neos' correspondent at Berlin teegraphs
that Russia has finally determined to retain the
positions before Constantinope until tho evacuation
OF Batoum is completed.
TURKEY GRERCK
Tho North German Gazette, OF Bcrlin says t is al
legged that the Turkish note protesting against tho
Greek claims. has not vat been communicated to Ger
many, nor probably to any Power The Powers con.
sequenty have not got received such proof failure
Of direct negotiations between Turkey and Gresee as
will neceseitate their mediation.
sERvIA PROCLAIMED INDEPENDENT
Prince Milan. Of servia, has issued proclamatio
formally announcing the independence Of Sorvis and
the reduction Of the army to peace footing.
xSGLASD's PEACEFUL PROSPECTS,.
Right Hon. r. Asshetou Cross, Secretary Of State
for The Home Department, speaking at banquet In
Liver pool aior hopeful forecast OF the situation OF
Great Britain. said 1.-THE grent duty Of the govern.
mont now isto rssrench as much as possibls."'
ITALIAN ASPIRATIONS.
special dispatch TO tho Times from Rome says:-
"Ahough the Italia Irrsdsnta. party has been DIS
owned being the reprcsen tativs voice OF the
,
conflict with Austria has been fully confessed, the
idea still exists in the minds OF all Itsi-
ians, and finds expression even In the
most moderate Journals, that the national
geographical and eth noGraphical unity OF Italy Is In
complete. Tho depreciation OF the rupture With Aus
tra Is due TO sense Of weakness which may pass
away. Grand the ideal may be il can only lead
Italy into incalculAbis dangers All her efforts are
and will lsng DO required 10 regulate her financial
dificultiss, ana relieve her people from tho im-
monss and oppressive burden OF taxa.ion."
nongSLOHE DgVEATs uLrnAMoSrAxH
Advicos from Munich report that Priacs Hohsuohe
the crman Ambassador at Paris, has been reelected
10 the Rsicnstag second ballot In Forchhs,m, by
Of 500 against 600 for tho nsans cam
didatc.
ELECTION IN GERMANY
Tho Fram1tvrter Zeitusg states that three men
wero killed and eghty-four wounded by the police
AMI soldiers IN the recent election riots ut Harborg
NATIONAL LIBERALS.
The Daily Nescs Berlin despatch states that tho
organ Of tho national liberals says that party
VIII discuss with the government tho amen dn,snts
they think necessary to tho Socialist bi coanpso-
mise seems pretty certain.
WAS CARDINAL YRAXonr PorsoxEpp
The Daily NeDs' despatch IRON Berlin says one ai
diplomatic reports received IN Berlin strongly hup-
port the theory tina, Cardinal granchi poisoned.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IL FRANCE.
Tho elections OF Presidents OF the Councils General
believed indicate that tho Senatorial elections
will result In tho establish ment Of = republican
majority In the Senate. Tho monarchists and Bona
partists discordant Tho Orlcsnists, In several
departments, voted with the republicans.
THE CONGRESS INDUSTRY.
The Congress OF Commerce aud Industry at Paris
yesterday adopted resolution urging sha. trsass Of
commerce DO concluded between all nations upon q
basis Of liberal reciprocity The Opinion Natisnaie
that although the government has left tho task
H raising the question Of France-Amsr.can treaty
81 commerce to private initiative II will taxa up tho
matter when the proper moment arrives.
GERMANY AND CHINA.
4 special despatch from Berlin says:-oThs nssoti.
stions between Germany and China for the abolition
OF The lekin taxes has been broken on. The Chinese
government has aisavowed the CONCESSIONS IL pre-
siously made. Prince Bismarck is endeavoriug 10
bring about joint acisn Of tho Powers on ,his quos
lion, and especially solics support Of England
rsK TIMES OK KEAIxry AID purLu
The Times reprints tho interview between Butler
and Kearney and has editorial about III EN- and the
sstionai party, In which It says Of the laatsr:--
"It might become serious danger 10 the
n public II II were possible Tor the dis
and ignorant masses who have
attached themselves TO IL to pool their issues and
sombiue agains, capital. There are practically no
limits In u democratic country 10 the power or ms-
iosiy driven by strong passions and hundreds Of
thousands Of workingmen VINO have fslt the
pinch OF hard times and been thrown out OF
work or had TO subsist lower wnxss
IRE urgso by the most powerful forces 10 come 70.
Isthsr, a. kssrney puts H. Tor bread and butter Bus
u Is doubtful whether those who rave most wildly
lgn'nst society are not az firmly wcddsd,
zach Of them. 10 his own theories OF
reconstruction a. the most superstitious fan |
',ic~ Of the Old World crseds." Tns Tines
hen briefly summarizes tho proceedings before |
CONGRESSMAN Hewitt's committee. and concludes as
United States would have moro 70 tear
rom the Buffers and Kearneys u their followers
ssre less passionate less ,gnorsnt Of the practical
limitations Of political action, aud loss torn By In.
ssnai jeaieusiss."