The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15

dissatisfied, nave just received new occasion for
alarm In an ATTEMPT OF the Russian authorities to
enrol them under the general CONSUMPTION now
being enforced throughout Bulgaria
WILL AUSTRIA OCCUPY BOSNIAN
In the Austrian Reichsrath yesterday Prince
Auersperg. President OF the Austrian Cabinet
Council in reply to an Interpretation respect
ing the alleged intention to occupy Bosnia and
Herzegovina, said the views or the government
were unchanged, either regarding the end or the
means.
ALL LEFT TO THE CONGRESS.
The government, while striving to secure In Bos-
mia and Herzegovina o state OF things which would
prevent periodical recurrence or disturbances
which injure AUSTRIA has never intended to with
draw the question from the consideration OF the
Congress which may be conyoked for the sette-
ment OF the Eastern question.
NO SEPARATE ALLIANCES.
They have never sought to solve this part OF the
question by cooperation with any single Power.
All reports to the contrary are unounded.
GUARDING AUSTRIAN INTERESTS.
In the Hungarian Chambers yesterday M. Tisza
the Premier, stated, during the discussion on the
vote OF OOO0 norins, that the government only
guarded the interests OF Austro- Hungary for the
sake OF which several points In the Treaty Of San
SteIano must be modified.
ssPEACEFULLY OR OTHERWISE,
GAS our interests" he said, 'are also the inter
ests OF Europe we viii defend them with Europe
peacefully II we can (; ii not, by other means"
AN ECONOMIC NECESSITY.
Austrian occupation OF Bosnia seems to be talked
about as o toregone conclusion. In some quarters
it Is regarded as part OF comprehensive scheme
for the settlement OF the Eastern question, but the
Austrians themselves claim that 1t is an economic
necessity to get rid OF the Bosnian refugees with
out again subjecting them to outrages OF the Mo-
hammed dams and rendering Bosnia the scene OF re-
newed civil war and rapine.
uNMANAGEABLE BosNIANs.
Besides the expenses OF maintaining the refugees
the latter are now becoming difficult to control
They are committing numerous depredations in
Croatia. Numbers OF them have been found armed
with breech-loaders. Stringent measures have
been adopted Tor restraining and disarming them
WILL NOT INITIATE RUSSIA.
M Tisza also said the objections to the treaty
lated as much to the stipulations affecting the
eastern as western half OF the Balkan peninsula,
and those oit-repeated insnuations or an intention
on the part OF The government to follow the policy
OF compensation by occupation In the West and
allowing things to take their course in the East
had never had the slightest foundation.
RECEIVED WITH CHEERS.
This declaration was received with cheers. The
credit win probably be voted by large majority.
IsOLATING BUCHAREST.
Reports are current at Vienna OF fresh complica-
tions in Roumana. 1t is stated that the Russian
Eleventh army corps has been pressed forward
during the past week so as to entirely isolate
Bucharest from Little Wallachia, where the Rou-
manian army is concentrated.
PRINCE cHARAEs IN DIFFICULTIES.
The Russian diplomatic representative used
every effort 10 prevent Prince Charles from going
to the army but the atter's position has been rem
dercd intolerabe by the military and political con-
troll assumed by the Russians in the capital and
throughout the country.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST RUSSIA.
1t Is asserted that the Russians are urging the
Roumanians to refuse to pay taxes and to dethrOne
Prince Charles, whom they denounce as German
and Catholic, but that popular feeling Is entirely
IN sympathy with the Prince.
LOOKING TO AUSTRIA.
The Roumanians are looking aIlxiously to Austria,
who does not seem disposed. Tor the present at
least to 60 beyond the concentration Of troops and
strengthening OF fortresses on the Transylvanian
frontier
EMPLOYMENT OF INDIAN TROorS
Lord Harungton's resolution that no forces be
raised or kept by the Crown in time Of peace, save
within India, without the sanction OF Parliament
indicates the determination OF the opposition IN
the House Of Commons 10 make united attack on
what Is generally conceded to be the most vulnera-
bic point OF the governments policy.
DELAY FAvORs THE GOVERNMENT.
Delay however seems to entirely favor the gov
crnment, and whether the debate on the resolu-
ton occurs In fortnight, or, as the Daily Ne,cs
states, next Monday. by either date the
probable effect OF Count schouvalof's journey
should be pretty well known. and II unfavorable
many liberals VIII hesitate to hamper the govern
ncnt on the brink OF war by an adverse vote,
while favorable issue would be so acceptable to
q majority Of the people as to entirely obscure any
question OF technical irreguarity or want OF due
consideration for the right oil Parliament.
THE CABINET AGREES TO DISCUSS II.
In the House OF Commons yesterday afternoon
Sir Stafford Ncrthcote agreed to a discussion on
Monday next OF Lord Hartington's resolution that
the Crown or keep no forces In time OF peace
save within India without Parliamcnt's sanction
PAwCErT wITnDRAws.
Mr. Fawcctt has withdrawn the notice which he
gave on the 9th inst. that on going into Committee
OF supply on the supplementary estimates he
would move that the House disapproves the sum.
moning OF Indian troops TO Malta without FIRST
communicating that Intention TO Parliament
Prince Labanof, the newly appointed Russian
Ambassador to Turkey, has al rived In CONSTANT
noplc.
TERRIBLE RIOT IN BLACKBURN
Serious rioting began at Blackburn yesterday
evening Thousands OF tie lowest class OF opera.
tives including women, paraded the streets, max
ing violent demonstrations.
BURNING DOWN HOUSES.
The residence OF Colonel Jackson, chairman OF the
Masters Association, was burned to the ground.
The same mob attempted to burn Jacksons mills
The residence OF Alderman Hornby partially
wrecked, and the windows OF oil the mills In the
town were demolished.
SOLDIERS CALLED OFT.
A strong force OF infantry from Preston arrived,
and troop OF cavalry Is c, ming.
TIE STREETS cLEAREn
The infantry and cavalry cleared the streets,
but great destruction committed before their
arrival. Colonel Jackson and his wife barely
escaped In a cab Alderman Horribly was injured
being struck by stones while demonstrating with
the rioters.