The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-02
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Arrival of the Bohemiar

Arrival OF the Bohemlar
QUEBEC :, July so-eP. N.
louise of Lords, on til nth
Brougham called attention to the
ia negro lady, who was recently
dafrst class passage in a steamer
ground of color. He said he had
Ibt that damages could have been
red If the matter had not been
.omised. OI%
d Noedhouse confirmed the news
90 Christians had been massacred
mas 3us and all the, Consulate hou-
tn the exception Of the British
cen burned. i9u1A siaj 20 eaLDEsA
h44tlf session of the International
ncal Chngress opened in London
'20th. Delegates from all parts
world were present. The repre-.
ives from the U. s. were Judge
.treet and DR.. Lawrence. Mr.
swas also present in the midst of
ions distinguished guests at a pre-.
lry meeting Mr.. Miner Gibson
ned tire Congress in the name OF
ritish government. Prince Albert,
lent otthe Congress, delivered an
pirate inaugural address. After
ldress the following little incident
ed. 'ne 77ji9d II % snoi4 Oh
d Brougham seeing the Amer
Linister present, said lie hoped Mr.
s'wou;d forgive him for remind.
nj there was a NEGRO present as a
,er Of the Congress; bnThis gave
cloud laughter and cheering. 1ai
Dallas made no sign III response,
ie negro in question, w. Decor
icy, arose and returned thanks for
md allusion Which had been made
n, and assured all present that he,
vas a man. This was greeted
renewed cheering from all parts of
all. ',5e . Y,al " p 35e1 % ilsW
RrA.ABeyrout, 18th. The attack
. Druses on The Christians at Da.
rs Commenced on the evening Of
tn. Several men were killed, and
women carried off.
c French, Russian and Greek Con
ook refuge in the House Of Abdel,
:. The attitude of the Turkish
Jrities was undecided and rather
Gus than useful to. the Christians.
Turkish soldiers we're arrested to,
G fears CT the Christians are paai re.
led, and commissioners Deby and
itch are expected with impotence,
tails to first Of July say it was then
tanned that the Druses had burned
)ilIaged 1OI villages since the Goth
lay, while from seven to eight
sand Chr stan inhabitants of Leb.
, many ofwhom were wealthy men,
Ill strangers to anything like pow
are homeless beggars, depending
rarity for their daily bread. Over
above the number Of Christians
in actual warfare, it is believed I
200 have been murdered in cold
re massrcres at Damascus were not
N at, this date. The most sicken
Ietails are given of the barbarity
ted on all ages and sexes. .,
French vessel had been sent to La
and was obliged to take up 20
within firing distance Of the town,
der to restrain the fanatical por.
IF the inhabitantsfrom committing
er outrages.
eat excitement prevails at Aleppo
kuleo. tg r.ad ...t ,,,,yoIi-
ALY.--Great military camps are to
,rmed about the end of August in
leighborhood of Turin, Alexandria,
n, Florence and Bologna. The
Q in consistory held on the 9th,
ounced an allocution energetically
esting against the Piedmontese
rnment, onIaccount Of the arrest and
.emnation of the, Bishops of Pisa,
81, Fancea and Piacenza, APPROX
he conduct Of these Bishops f.; and
grated the annexation of the Duch>
md Legations to Piedmont as a
patton. Iii eli .-.... .u. ....