Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-09

COunI BlSmarkS Official organ strongly
urges the Great Powers to interpose in
Cretan affairs.
The French claims against Mexico are
to be revised by commission appointed
by the Emperor.
An American vessel has been seized fol-
attempting to anticipate the opening Of
the new japanese ports.
| The city of Hamburger refuses to join
the German Zollverein. Lubbock will be-
come member of that body.
A dispatch from Athens states that the
Greeks have defeated the Turks in Crete
in several recent engagements
Prussian journals state that Russian
emissaries are distributing money among
the Roumaniana in Pennsylvania.
The British Reform bill has been or
dered to third reading in the House OF
Lords. Final action on it will be taken on
the 9Th.
The Grand Vizier gave farewell BAN
quet to Lord Lyons previous to his retire
ment from the post of British Ambassador
to the Porte.
The Pope has sent some valuable pres
ents to the Sultan and Viceroy Of Egypt
for the protection afforded the Catholics in
| their dominions. @ lbs
The attacks of cholera in Sicily for the
week ending July 4, numbered 1888, and
the deaths, 1,421. Palermo and Messina
enjoy perfect health. fsg IaoW .lo.I~
| The visit of the Sultan to Vienna, termi-
mated on the 31st. His Majesty departed
in the evening for Pesth, where he will
make a brief visit, and then proceed to
Constantinople.
| TIE election of Kossuth to the Hunga-
/ rian Diet causes alarm among the members
of the Conservative party, lest his extreme
views may lead to a disturbance of the po-
litical agreement with Austria.
The bill preventing public meetings in
! the royal parks has passed second read
ing in the House of Commons 1t was OPP
posed by Messrs. Mill and Taylor on the
ground that it limited the liberty of speech.
| Accounts have reached Vienna of a ter
rible explosion in one of the large mines
owned by the Rothschilds in Moravia. The
mine was full of workmen at the time, and
more than 100 miners are reported killed
or injured. 'xp8'} So o3faf .nYG& s sa
'1 The New York Times Washington spe-
cial says: Information from New Orleans
indicates that Admiral Tegethoff' s mission
will be futile, as the body of Macmillan
has already been placed on man-of-war
off Vera Cruz. I'D uot
A dispatch from Athens states that the
| Greek Government has announced its de-
| termination of declaring war against the
Sublime Porte, should the hostilities
| against the Christians in Gambia not be
ended by the first of September. Military
preparations are being made for such con-
tingency.
A dispatch from Hong Kong says a
wholesale system of kidnapping Coolies
has been discovered at Macao The gov
eminent of Hong Kong has introduced an
ordinance against an unlawful coolie emil
grafton. The new silk crop is abundant.
The natives estimate that $4,000 bales will
be exported from Shanghai alone.
The trial of the reaping and moving
machines of the world took place on the
Emperor's farm, at Vincennes, on the Goth.
Machines from France, Spain, England,
and the United States were entered. The
distribution of prizes made by the jury
shows that the American inventions ex-
ce1led all Others G. III. Mccormick of
Chicago, receives the highest prize for
reaper and mower, and gold medals were
awarded to Messrs Wood and Parry
Mexican news is as, follows: Santa Anna
is still in prison. Foreign Ministers were
unmolested. The press was advocating a
general amnesty, but all agree that Sc
we're punishment should be melted out to
MARQUEE, Lacunze, and others. A steam
er from Brazos brings advices that Juarez
issued grandiloquent address on the 18th
of July, in which he says the good sons of
Mexico, fighting alone and without assist
ance, have preserved the liberty and indie
pendence of the Republic. The election
for President was to be ordered at once.
The press advocates division of the coun-
try into six military districts. Escobedo
| and others to have command. The Gene
rails adverse to JUarez were organizing for
ces in the mountains. Losados' forces re-
fuse to recognize Jaurez. Castillo and
Aguine have been sentenced to be shot.
The place of concealment of Marquee and
Outrage was discovered, but they managed
to cut their way through the guards and
escaped. A Galveston despatch says q
forced loan of million eight hundred
thousand dollars has been levied on the
| State of JaliscO.