Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-13
InsurreciiOuary Turks.

InsurrectiOuary Turks.
LONDON, March 12.-The Times.
Tirnova correspondent telegraph.
that serious but probably prema
ture insurrection of the inhabitants
of a Turkish village in Osmar
Bazaar district is reported. A de-
tachment of Cossacks was attacked
by the insurgents and lost severa
men but repulsed the assault. Two
battalions of infantry and &
mitrailleuse battery were dispatch.
ed to the scene.
VIII Oppose the I.npeachmens.
LONDON, March ia CORES
pondent of the Times says the pure
Left met last Tuesday and tacitly
decided to vote against the i'm.
peachment. The Bonapartists
have decided to oppose the i'm.
parchment.
A Conspicuous" Deniai.
ROME, March l2.-The Voce della
peritd gives u conspicuous denial
to the report that the Pope has as
sumed q more uncompromising at
titude.
To Sail fox Bes,kn Hay.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Times s
Constantinople special says that
Admiral Hornby, commanding the
British fleet in the Sea Of Marmora,
has been instructed to sail for
Besika Bay by daylight Wednes-
day.
"A Free Fort.
BUCHAREST, March l2.-Sulina,
at one of the mouths of the Dan
ube, has been gazetted as free
port.
Russia Decitnss 90 be Respons,ht~.
VIENNA, March 12.-Politicai
correspondence reports that Russia
on January 81 declined to be re-
sponsible for dangers which would
arise II the work of the Interna-
tional Commissioners was retarded
by Engagements. Lord Salisbury,
replying January 25th, points out
that in the various disagreements
which have occurred the Russian
Commissioners have been in the
and intimates that Prince
Doudakoff, Korsakoff and others
are taking course calculat.
ed to imperll the execution
of the treaty. He expresses
confidence that in consequence of
the serious calamities TO which
these irregularities might lead,
Russia will take timely measures
to remedy the evil complained Of.
African News.
LONDON, March 12.-The Daily
NeaCs's Lisbon special states that
the Portuguese explorer, Pilto, has
traversed Africa from west to east
and has reached Transvaal. A dis
patch from Szeqedin, Hungary,
reports the situation unchanged.
Whole towns in the neighborhood
are crumbling down.
a Drnsai for sh- e'upr.
ROME, March 12.-The Vatican
organ, Voce Della Verita, gives
great prominence to the following:
Liberal papers have reiter-
ated the statement that the Pope,
in consequence of the pressure Of
Cardinal Manning or the French
Bishops, has changed his policy
and ranged himself behind a non.
possunaus for the revindication of
power. We are author
ICED to most decidedly contradict
this fiction. The Pope, in no other
way than did his predecessor, has
protested, and will protest, until
such provisions are made as right
and reason require for the dignity
and liberty of the Holy See.
The FiOua iu szegedin,
LONDON, March IA dispatch
from Szegedin this morning says:
After fearful night of anxiety all
efforts proved useless, the water
breaking through with immense
force at three o'clock, carrying
away part of the railway station
and rolling stock,
three hours the town was
many feet under water. Terrible
is commencing. Shrieks
and cries from thousands are heard.
Houses are crashing by the score,
and, in many instances, carrying
their inmates with them. God
knows what we shall do tonight.
There is no gas, the works being
fifteen feet in water. 1 fear we
shall run short of food. One boat
was just going to save large house
full of people when fearful crash
was heard and the fallen building
carried with it its whole living
freight. The scene is simply heart
rending. Over eighty thousand
people are without house and
home. Hundreds are drowning and
the water is still rising rapidly.
More about sne Hungarian Fioad.
LONDON, March 12.-Another
dispatch from Szegedin, Hungary,
says the last embankment of the
river Heiss burst early this morn
ing, causing immense destruction.
1t is feared that great loss of life
will follow. The Synagogue has
fallen, burying a number of people