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PNttttr tiowAap az Jo,iS H. Mopgts
", tie ShersF ~ Larses C.,ss,,p---t,ns
NV tiKRHAS. Phillip Howard ON the IL, ,lay
w ut August, \, D. isss. filed his petition
In the Ds,rc, Court n Iasaca County. against ic,n
u. Morris, in which he alleges IL substance. iha,
sail Morris Is justly indebted To h,n IN The ann VI
scsca haadFcl and sixty eight dollars lor services
rendered said Morris h, petitioner il the seas isse
~ kcs,ing and saperintrauisag the surveying Of
insto sns@ ~ Land a, u .cnts ,scs acre which
ead sam Of ssss ssld Mestis In said coaats uf IL.
wees Wrrei ." i,. and that ssld Morris has Wholly
neglected sms rctas-i ~ ia, said sum or any isf,
,hcscot although oI,sn reqaesie. ~ do 10 t,ssi
taaess damages sesca hundred and sixty srh. dol
lstS, and l,ssss essssioa AZ.
And Whereas. said ishlsp liews rl hss made oah
'sfsse nc thai SID John II, Mcsvis u nen4c@
,sess II this ssss thse ess ,het.texS, 10 eoiansAa
wa IN este the sesi leaa u Acuis. l., ,ssi,csisea
~ sse Geess'es ingsi-es. snc~-pet-et rssssshsd b
'he town ~ Ceatsles IN said safe ~ revas ses
feasr sssessNsstvc weeks rsS,kcus ~ tAe rssn Ia,
~ this WIT .. s,gresf q, tho srss ssSalu terra
shc tlea ps-sstSs ccass ea isvse& tcaasy. - ~
hstt a the tosss Hers ~ ske se.a ~ tisfssH
,ssSs the ffsh Noaass ssss the sra unsntss IL
s~fSesssss sssa ,hea and shcre - sassvs s>ss Pc
stsss
siess4a ssa ecs, saa haze ma 81 n.v s.ss rssoss
sss ~s's ~ssh resr sssssces sacses-a q. ZEE las "
assscs
,SsA'&@f6. II scSsisnoas whsress have htse.
= xyk aess - sss hsaA sn4s sfsssss NE sssi
~ ssss csasi ~ ersce IN HsGlessnssle,
,hse i< sss - sue.ss 4. =. sssz
HsN THOMAS Hyxlsop,
"a Esss Cyaft I. G.
Rs M. X. wtfffEn. rs,as,
fsksrstssssf NE Aheye il s~SscfsA sss fsas ,.sr>
ees4sv ~cets n shr ts>~s>sc. Ss.y~sss4
JOHN ueEsxSS. sasssn 4. c.
AsEw<s g. itSa--sa4s~
oW PRINTING ressss sssss.s4 - Te- ,.,.
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BOO7S a. SHOES.
Ladies' Silk and Lasting Caters, Jenny lJnd-,
i'loomcrs, Kid Slippers, Walking Shocs Children
and Misses Shoes assorted, Gents Cloth Lasting A.
Kid Caters Pumps, slippers, Boots OF every kind.
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AIDES and gentlemen, please keep cool and
- ifyoa cant keep cool. kecpa cool as you can.
Therefore, call and try glass OF SODA MATER
at the Drug Store 1T T. l.. BEAU MONT a Co
\. B,--1sckcts for Soda Water so,d nv
July 3o-u r. L.. n, & TO
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TIO1IiING.
Co,tonn,lc, Linen, Drnp, D'Etn and Cuscmorc
Pants, Fine Biac, Cloth, Drap, D'Etn, Alpaca. Lin
an and Cotton Goats, OF every quality and stylc ;
Tine Linen Bosom fancy Calico Hickory, Check aud
stripe SHIRTS; Drawers, Suspcndcrs, Cotton Flancl
and silk Under Shirts aud Drawers
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aO! Every One!
T. NI. WARWNON.
ENcCI,tOr,s Noticc.

TIE County Court of Gonzales county, Having
= on the LIST day of March, A. ID, 1883, appointed
INC executor of AdoIph Mourct, deceased, of said
county, all persons having claims against the estate
oil said dcccdcnt must present them to me within
the time prescribed by law, and debtors will make
Immediate payment
JOHN BARBER.
Gonzales, Septomber 3, lSS3.--llGw
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Is constantly on hand large aud well .o,oe-
u u ted stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
GROCERiES, HARDWARE. WOOD. TN
AND QUEENS WARE SiDDLERY
AND REiDl M.iDE
CIDIYfiSG
HE assortment NJ Dry Goods embraces al arti.
olcs nccc"aIy To supply the demand, consisting ia
part of
French, English and American rrinis--laiest STYLES
and most fancy patterns,
Lawns, Musliis, Gnghams; Plain Dotted aud Eul.
bFnidcred Swiss; iIish Linen; Linen, Cotton
aud English i.accS; Linen and Cotton II.
bic Cloths; Fancy sill Palasos Fans
IN great variety: Bcachcd and
Brown Shooting aud Shirt
ing; DENNIS cottonudc;
Linen and Cotton
Drills;
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting;
Plain and Striped l.owcl-:
Bed Ticking Hickory Stripes: Apron Checks
Umbrellas, Buttons, Pins, Tapes, Needles. genuine
Coats sewing Cotton aud cvc,y article belonging tn
the Dry Goods Line.
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Notice.
ETrERS of administration ON tho Estate of
- John i'radly, decd, having been granted to
the undersigned by tho Hon. County Court Of la
vaca county, at tho Juno tcrm 9th inst, 1883, all
persons having claims against said estate are here.
by notified to present them, properly authenticated,
in tho time prescribed by law.
FRANCES Il. brady,
Administrators.
u. II. WALKER,
Administrator
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Y ". shee sesesse1 ~ 50 assseessss >, sssSe
~ ~ esi~s~t - esn.a saH esA ssssae ~ tAe sF.s
ssu - ss3ssssss~ ne,s ~ ~ - ssSsass.fln.s.
hAe<se4 susnfe5 psy ~ - f.ss<,s sztrs ia sAs
asasl. a 81 eesess ~ cssls~ss<~
q & isxuaTr
tseMsAses. tan9 2, sss6--S4s
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Blacksmith, Bench and Farming Tools, poughs
Augcrs, Traces, Log Chains, Axes. BroadaxcS, aud
large assortment of Nails, Locks, Latchcs, Hin.
pos AZ
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COUNTY or GONZALES
1oMe SHERIFF or other tegoi obiccr IF said County
GREETING
YOU are hereby commanded TO cite, by pub.
= lication, +. NJ. Chapman TO appear before
Inc personally, at the cour,.housc, in the town
of Gonzales, OH Saturday, the eth Of Augut,
1858, ut 10 o'clock a. NJ, then and there to
answer the demand of $. Lyman, in plcn of
debt, founded OH mn account of eighteen dol
lars and twenty-five cents. Herein fail not.
(-e~) Given under my hand Mt said coun-
IL. $. ty Of Gonzales this, the 9th of Au.
49, gust, 1903.
TllOS. j. PILGRIM, j. p. q. G.
certify this n true copy of tho original writ
to me issued, the 9Th day OF August, 1853.
10--3w Is. +. WROE, Constable q. G.
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~ tioss isdss,c,i ~ she latc tsltsss az MAJ.
~ ihcNS haf~s i wi'sis. es, fcsiscsssgy la,s,s-i
10 eaa eed >est sisess scsns,ss ASH s,ss> A. ,,,,
y Esssse'l hssd ne,e, hss,f ~ hed in -, .lsan.
is'cs 81 ssafs .he$t ines anA slts, parsS. AMI =
sise sssssr tlsss hei,, f,iet,a IN Aessi.
ti,tsrs{xss lnn,. fssv,s
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WON W INf.
Fales Buckets, Trays, Rolling Fins, Axe handles.
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FILTERS of administration having been gran.
L. ted to the undersigned OH tho Estate of Vim.
Thompson, deed, by tho Hon. County Court of
lavaca county, on the 2sth day of February, 1883,
all persons having claims against said estate arc
hereby notified to present them, properly au,hcnt
Gated In the time prescribed by law.
a. NJ. TANDY,
Administrators.
MARY \. THOMPSON,
Administrative.
llallcttsville, March To- 1s53---s-Gt
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Notice.
ETTERS Of administration having been gran.
- tod to tho undersigned on the Estate of YIN.
Kelly, decd, by The Hon County Court of Iavaca
county, Mt tho May term 1853, all persons having
claims against said Estate are hereby notified TO
present thcm, properly authenticated, in tho time
prescribed by law.
MATILDA KELLY,
Administrative.
JAMES NAY,
administrators.
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' ENhnsE hs'scsssei % M alsssrsseyss psss hsx4
u rs ~'ssazssy = sssslesng .hsst tssse, ssss *
.''Snss - ssfss'x - slse essSe & Mc.ss~ lon~s 4
sisffst, ssesk&lcs. Asa VIA yssasrs sasss. ~ :,
ss<Sug.
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buckets, Pans Dppcrs, Stgnncrs, Lard Cans,
Sptnklcrs Nc
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BOO2.S q SHOES.

HsTTN.
a lnrgc and varied assortment
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AnEa.I 8. - - -.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

a Man suor sSAxE.-A letter in the philadelphia
Ledger states that few days ago man named Lounan,
sorekecper sddonsburg York county was out cunning
when he discovered large snake and order quickly
II from running away he placed the butt his ride
loaded with ball ut the time, upon the body Of the snake
,cih his hand directly the msssle. The snake in W
writings free ITSELF coed around the and with
cap time hard enough discharge gum the
Of which entered the ball the hand the wrist
and in diagonal direction, between the junction OF
we're broken.
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| THE KENTUCKY CAyEs.-The announcement is made
that another great had been discovered in Kentucky
and ordinations OF surprise and wonder almost univer
sally accompany the statement Yet there is nothing
strange IN the discovery Wherever what is called the
mountain limestone exists, there certain be
found In Kentucky this formation is almost universal
SO that the State may be called caacom5. This is
especially true the Green River country which is honey
comoed with sink holes and caves The popular notion
that the Mammoth Cave is the only one in Kentucky
The truth is is the only explored any extent
that there Others though perhaps with openings to
the upper air. every geologist will admit. 1t IS not i'm
possible that continuous avenues hundreds Of miles long
lead under whole counties in Kentucky. Almost every
farm in the tobacco region stands hollow ground
when not suspected There is second world to most OF
Kentucky world below the surface and grander in
many respects, than the world above What cayernous
horrors what beautiful staaces what wonders Of natu
raj architecture, what amphtheatres what domes what
botomess abysses this underground world reveals those
only can realize who have explored its mysteries Never
be surprised at hearing that have been found
in Kentucky. The whole State is vast cave.
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin.
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IcARiNs IS VESEsUELA.--A German named Allhusen
lately attempted to plant an carian colony in the repub
lie Of Venezuela On going to the Venezuelan Consul at
Hamburg he was informed that the laws Of Venezuela
would not protect bis new system Of community and all
aid in the emigration was refused. Nevertheless, the
leader determined to 60 without such assistance and
this having reached the Caracas newspaper FL Correo
that journal gravely exhorts the Government Of the
public to prevent Ahusen from carrying his purpose
and propagang the Of communism in Venezuela.
The Coreo seems to be frightened shadows Numbers
OF such communities exist in the United States but they
merely exhibit the weakness Of the msy theories upon
which they are founded, and reconcile people more sim
cercy to the established organization of society We're
Mlhusen and his colony established in the wds OF Vens
zuela they would have no other feet.-Nor American
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

The Detroit Advertiser Of the 18th says: sThe loco
motive Saamander brought in the largest train Of loaded
freight yesterday that drawn over the Gen.
trail road The train numbered one hundred loaded
cars and one-third Of mile in length. The
train mostly loaded with wheat, its capacity being
10000 bushels, and all picked up ut Marshal and
this side Of there Within the last forty hours the
cepts of wheat at the Central depot have been nearly
40 600 bushelso
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

Charles Beman, merchant Of Volcano, Caaveras
county was murdered while asleep in bed the night of
July 23 The murder supposed to have been perpe-
ated by German attached to the store Of Mr. Beekman
his object being to obtain the money which known to
be on the premises.
Us. Goodrich, of Virginia. formerly engaged in the
produce and commission business committed suicide at
San Francisco the 2sd Of July by cutting his throat
The jury returned verdict Of mental arrangement.
lCalvorna paper.
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New ORLEANS Prisons HEALTHr-t stated that in tho
New Orleans worshouse, where there hun
dred prisoners confined there has been single
Of yellow fever this All the other city prisons
said TO be equally exempt from the epidemic If true
this is O remarkable fact.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD. The eighth report OF
this corporation has been published in pamphlet form
The total cost Of the road to July 1853 is Sa072 2sI
The Vermont and Canada which is leased the Central
Mt eight per cent interest cost to the date mill
Lion three hundred and fifty thousand dollars and will
probably require further outlay OF $4,000. The
ceps Of both roads for the year S682 and the
expenditures leaving nett earnings 1882 573
But the rent Vermont and Canada road and interest
bonds being S3l3634 deficiency is met with for tho
year Of ,06 The assets of the corporation by
estimate, 1892 97O, and the liabilities S41Gl69. Them
Of earnings during the past year has been thirty
three per cent the previous year by page thirty
six Of the report End the following items have been
included in the cost Of the road, viz
Loss by Mr.. Quincy S295, 205
Belknap 100000
on stocks 369,S57
Interest 70 stockholders 294,261
on loans !. . . 46o,696
Discount on boais . !. . 80. 52S sos
Total S2,457576
The report aludes the plan Of consolidation as the
by which the future prospect Of the corporation win
be benefited
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TIE Egraham Testimonial Needing of Adoptcd
Citizens and Exiics-A SrOrd for The Captain Of tie ST.
LOUIS.
On Saturday evening week primary meeting was cali
cd in New York by the French Democratic Committee to
make arrangements for the presentation of sword to
Captain Ingraham for his courageous interference 10 be-
half Of Kosa at Smyrna. There were representatives
Of Italy, Poland, France, and Germany present.
NJ CAMpoRAs (of the French conmttee) presided, and
briefly explained the object Of the meeting which to
take such measures they might fit for the presen
taton Of testimonial to Captain Ingraham for his noble
conduct at Smyrna. Applause.
Mr. MARTISAcHE moved, in the name Of Professor Fo-
res, that universal committee should be formed. to be
composed OF one or two citizens Of each nation This com
mttee should have power TO raise subscription for the
presentation 81 sword to Commander Ingraham to con-
vince HRS IN the name Of universal democracy that al
though We have not in this country any legion donReET
we can reward merit.
Mr.. j. l.. HincHsrELD (who was formerly member of
the Gcrman Democratic commttee) addressed his coun-
rymcn, and translated the motion of Professor Fores
After brief discussion upon the manner Of forming
the committee the motion was adopted and the committee
appointed, rs follows:
Hdliaa-Professor Foresti
FTeach--MM. Campdoras and Martinache.
G!rmans-Dr. Kellener editor Of The Rtorn) and Mr.
Fickler.
Poie-Captain Mahuski
As there were no Cubans, Swiss lIungarians pre-
sent power was given to the committee to I'll vacancies
in their own body, and also add from each
Of these nations.
After votes Of thanks the French committee for their
initiative step In the matter, the meeting dissolved with
shouts Of FiVsta Rspa5t2ue UaiogssHe?'i
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From Spain We have nothing Of interest. Tie cx-
penses the treasury for the present month are
fixed az IL pa eIs reals
There is no political news, except contentious to.
tween the various parties in the cabinet.
The Diaft0 gives An account OF the state of rail-
way enterprise in Spain. IL appears that in I-j2
the following lines were conceded 10 companies or
individuals -
Barcelona TO f8rragDn8 Seville "a Corioya AMI Audu-
sr Aleayar De S.n Juan "a cfudad Real; Mattaro %
Aveyrs 1arrlgoua 20 Eeus Almanac Jatiya: Seville
70 Cadiz Muea 10 Ahnera Coraoyn MALARIA Farce.
Iona 10 hartore ioncada To Ssbadsll: eAragoss2 to
Barcelona Mariorot to i.eus Before 1852 the i,nes
op.1 barcelona 70 Nltaro sud Nsdr.d IL sraniuez
hnd n 1882 The lincs open were tra 70 v ue3 la
Bensfsco and TaneTes 10 Giiou.
The decimal system Of weights and Measures
which wa to come into operation on the ii of jam.
airy, lS53 has heon postponed until 1851.
a TetntS Of the sherry wines exported during The
past year aif,ws the amount 10 nave Lecn 20 j32
bats from %cres, ard Ii ,522 from Port Sc MarY'r
Government had received dispatches to the 9Th
Hh Announcing The coh'ipued quietncss Of cuba.
Annexed H. these Dispatches wore documents rou.
tanning satisfactory accounts - The Frances 81 The
island. Tie correspondent Of the 4H0rHiag thr0ai.
ff reports HAT General Cancdo j. ecaled also that
Scnor gucsaaa i appointed IntenSnt, thcs Office
vacant by the death Of the Count de- F1!auncya
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Some thing Serious IN BostOn-A Duel III F.pn-
bryo-Inkstands and Hary,oons.

From the BOSTON Atlas, Jan. 20.
The following letter, with the card OF DR.. Charles
Hnnoni, 81 Broadway, annexed was handed to
neighbors Of the Bee the other day for publica
tion but deeming the matter one which relates to u.
more especially, they refused TO publish it, and kind
WINTHROP HOUSE. Jan. o. 1853.
GESriraES-In your pafsr Of to day Tread very inso
sir to be acquainted vh tis lady from Berlin, where
heard her sing in the opera at the Royal theatre prin
donna sssoluto in 1876 find the same lady afterwards
in Florence under the personal instruction OF the Mae
Capt William Hunter, CAP. Sercsr' and Parser samm.
is4s John Andrews E.1 q New Yois, has also hear@
the lady sing IN Florence II Is unfortunate sir that the
lady and you should haye hal the common sense not
speak Of this unfortun affair, d which not Of the
other papers has spoken inntaIcd'y Now, gentlemen
great and civilized city To We ignorant Of the history
The cotemporaTyy the ; Of Easope find I eowaraly
lady who saved The life Of Auercan lieutenant in the
Navy, at Genoa, recorded In Nc NV York HlsAtn June
10th, 1862 to give 10 his paper 10 oS
,indicive people upon whc, III win shortly hear le
gal decision The public viii !, time be duly informed Of
the causes of the lsilulr u lac concert Of wcpc.dsy
18th inst. -
Any further explanation. gcu wish for, sir. am dis
posed to give you. 1t shall Dpl " said Sir az an Italian
officer Gor am SUCH nnt haze defended my country In
the OF lsiS9) 20 have ict an Italian ndy To be in
suited with impunty. You u please sir rstract i'm.
mediatey Your expressions about signona Mabertni liz
to whom VIII give further nications.
" CHARLES lamont.
= RnFwERs. Esq, ard td S,HouLn, Edtors o. the
Bosifa Uciy Atlas
This unGuestionabiy mean, pistols and coffee"
We regard II az such: ard although DR.. Charles tells
several iibs in his coiomrnc ltion and takes yerv
out OF the way mode ii making his intentions
known ON a subject so very personal, yet we waiy.
81 ceremony in the premises and give his letter the
publicity which. he deeire6 il should have. And we
further inform him thst have selected CAPTAIN
Briggs, oil Nantucket, ~ " our friend" who will
wait upon him and make e the arrangements neces.
sary Tor so interesting m occasion. As we arc the
challenged party the cloicc Of weapons. Mace and
70 forth, is with us. We have therefore directed The
Captain 10 inform the late officer in the Italian
army, that we shall meet him on Boston Common
some afternoon Immediately alter the Adjournment Of
The iion'c, aud fight him with " inkstapda" or har-
r"ons, - w. sial select. Admiitance fits cents
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the policy Of those statesmen who may be responsible
for protecting and facilitating the courSe q our
merce are too plain TO be mistaken. The causes Of
prosperity too solid and TO inherent in the actual
try so powerful, and so happily circumstanced az
England is at the present moment, ~ depend upon
the caprces OF princes however powerful the pas
sons OF people, however turbulent.
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Import for same time IL about AZ, OOO bales.
The Manchester market has been very quiet with very
little business doing either In goods yarns Prices
in favor Of buyers though no. amounting 10 quotation
The grain market since Friday has been duh. At to-
days market wheat In limited request at fan prices
-four sold slowly Mt rather easier rates Indian
inquired for AZ fun prices
BROWN, sHIPLEY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LyyRIooI, Jan. IL 1858
The cotton market has been very quiet the sales for the
three days ending this evening being IL 900 bales OF
which 1500 for export at te above previous quota
tops.
No change in the market the business being limit
ed. and without change In prices.
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paired intellect; but the newspaper accounts say he
had been treated without severity owing 70 the inter
ference Of the King Of Prussia in his behalf Madame
n. remains In prison.
Prince Ottawa Lancellotti died at Rome on the
18th December. Being the last Of his race, he
adopted his heir younger son OF the Prince Mas
simo, on condition Of his assuming the name OF Ian
celott.
brought TO a close on the 18th ut II has extended
over several weeks.
The subject Of increasing the strength Of the Ssr
diniap pavy, has been under discussion In the Sar-
dinian Chambers
The Sartlinian papers confirm the report that
Radetzsky il about to resign the government OF
Lombardy. The causes assigned for his disgrace ars
twofold:-Firsty he differed in opinion with the
Emperor relative to the persons condemned to death
ing treated the Church disrespectully, by ordering
the Bishops TO communicate to him their CORES
pondence with Rome, and forbidding Roman clergy
men from preaching in Lombardy without his per-
mission,
Turkey.
The Turkish squadron on its way TO blockade The
coast Of Montenegro consist Of one sailing and one
steam figate three schOoners and two briggs Turkish
military are convinced that the operations OF
the Montenegrns are conducted by foreign officers.
From the seat of the insurTection we have no later
news. It is said however, that the difficulty will
speedily be adjusted by the joint intervention Of Rus
sa and Austria.
The Turkish Divan had rejected proposals to regu.-
late the affairs of the Bank of Constantinope. Gov
eminent has made compensation to the British sub
jects aggreved in the affair Of the steamer Victory
A British consulate had been established Of Diar-
bekf.
A telegraphic despatch from Cattaso announces
that the Montenegrns had voluntarily abandoned the
fortress of Zabak, having first demolished the walls
This step taken it is said, by advice Of the Rus
sian consul at Ragusa. The Turks had not entered
the place fearing lest 1t should be mined.