The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-07
IELBGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
BELLIGERENT BOSNIANS.
Further Resistance to Aus
TRAN Occupation.
SERIOUS FIGHTING.
English Supplementary
Estimates.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
SERIOUS FIGHTING.
b Supplementary
Estimates.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.

Ine vienna Political Correspondence says
"Caratheodori Pacha has been instructed to leave
Vienna ii Austria will not fix the term OF occupa-
tion.n
THE PORTE DECLINES ALL RESPONSIBILITY.
special despatch from Vienna to the Standard
says:-"CaratneodorI Pacha has been instructed
to declare that the Porte declines all response.
bility for occurrences in Bosnia" 1t is rumored
that Austria, believing that the Porte nstigates
the Bosnians, has threatened TO withdraw her
Ambassador
CONVENTION TO BE SIGNED.
A special despatch to the Telegraph from
Pera says:-"It is said that instruc-
lions were telegraphed to Caratheodori
Pacha on Monday to sign convention with Aus
tria." The 7eleoraph's Vienna correspondent,
however, says that the negotiations are exceed.
ingy unpromising.
CLOSING ON vARNA.
Constantinople despatch says three Russian
corps have arrived at varna.
FURTHER sXIRMIsHISG NEAR MAGLAJ.
Troops are advancing on Magla amid continuous
sharp skirmishes on Monday at Kosns and Graca-
MICA, in both Of which the insurgents were de-
feated. The Austrian loss was trining.
MAGLAJ REACHED.
says:-"rhe Austrians reached the heights OF
Aaglaj on Monday evening"
SERIOUS FIGHTING.
special despatch 70 the Nesrs from Kosna
says:-"The loss OF the hussars is about one hun
dred out Of one hundred and eighty. The Bospians
murdered and mutilated the wounded.v, \; The
zelegraph's Vienna correspondent hears that the
best part OF an Austrian division was engaged at
the so called sklrmish at Kosna. The Austrian
losses wore serious
URGING THE PORTE.
The Austrian Cabinet is strongly urging the
Porte In view OF the Bosnian and Herzegovinian
dificulties 10 come Immediately to clear under
standing about the position the Porte intends to
assume
INDIGNATION IN VIENNA
despatch from Vienna to the Dat,v zele0,up nh
says the Gmbuscades at Maglal and Citak caused
great Indignation In Vienna The opinion Is gain
Ing ground that the Turkish authorities are pro
noting the instruction. but 1t is moro probabe
that the Porte has lost all prestige orpoweF0f con
troll, not only with the inhabitants bur with the
troops, OF whom several tabOrs have joined the in
eurgents both at Serajevo and Mostar.
MosTAR OCCUPIED.
The Austrian Troops entered Mostar, HerZego.
VIVA, ut six O'Clock Monday evening without oppo.
siion, the Inhabitants appearing very friendly
WARNING FROM THE PORTE.
The Vienna Political Correspondence says:-"The
Porte has warned the Powers that the Nj ssulmans
in the districts annexed to Montenegro will rebel
THE RHoDoPE COMMISSION.
The Rhodope Commissioners, except the Ger
man. having telegraphed that they are about to
endeavor to prevent certain contemplated Russian
atrocities the Russian Commissioner has returned
to Constantinople, declaring that his colleagues
are seeking Tor Russian atrocities to the neglect OF
other duties.
STATE OF THE ROUMASIAN ROADS.
despatch from Bucharest to the Times SAYS re
cent floods have SO damaged the roads and the
railways that communication is entirely suspended
between Moldavia and Waliachia 10 repair the
railways VIII require a months work. Several
iron bridges, with their PIERS have been destroyed
between lbrail and Foksnani. The hoods caused
some loss OF lie.
THE RUSSIAN TROOPS IN BULGARIA
The London correspondent OF the Edinburgh
Scotsman learns that 47oOO Russians are sick In
Bulgaria. and that constant reinforcements are
necessary to keep up an effective army. Generals
Todeben and Schouvaloff are down with typhus
fever
KNGLIsH sUrpLxMRSrARY ESTIMATES
In the House OF Commons to-day Sir Stafford North
COTE Chanccllor OF the Exchequer, moving the sup
piementary estimates said that tho House pro-
vide Tor deficit Of Ga, 300 ooO. He proposed
10 issue Exchequer bonds, extending through
three years. Of which 600 would DO needed this
year After much criticism the part OF the Right
Hon. Aossrs. Gladstone and Childers, the latter Of
whom declared the dolcIt unprecedented and tho os
mstss too ssusuinc. the resolution passed suthorz
Ing the Issue Of exehcquer bonds TO the amount OF
g.. 00o. 900 this year.
BxAcoSsyiELD's POLICY.
Lords Bsaconsncld aad Salisbury have received con.
gratuiaiory populations from various conservative
associations throughout tho country Lord Beacons-
asId reiterated the previous opinions expressed by
MIN In relation to his foreign policy but en- phasized
lhc necessity OF conservative organization al home
which Is By some people construed as hint At carly
UNHEALTHY CYPRUS.
despatch from Cyprus says:-"Tho fevor IL In.
rrcasing at Nicosia, which place Is uuquestionabIy
vcry unhealthy. General Sir Garnet wolseloy ana
stan Will 60 under canvas outside Of tho town on
Tuesday. because the Greek house owners demand
such exorbitant rents"
THE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
In the Hungarian elections three government can.
81 atss have been defeated at Debrsczin. Several
leaders oil the Ministerial party rejected places
which had supported tho government during the past
len years Even At Pcsth tho opposition gain cons,d-
srably The deiccuons the result Of the dissats-
'astion Of the aagyars with tho Eastern
policy. Nevertheless 1t is believed tho Cabinet will
have working majority.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN
1t Is stated In clerical circles In Rome that Prince
Bismarck and the PspsI Nuncio have arrived at an
arrangement on the bases OF amnesty Tor all offences
assnst the FaIk laws and the re.estabshmsns Of the
convention existing before the rupture. The Vatican
VIII promptly give formal reply 10 these PROPOSE
Hons.
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