, 1875-08-19
FOREIGN.
Insurreotion Rapidly Spread
ing in the Turkish
Provinces.
Sixteen Thousand Dalmatians
Preparing to Join the
Herzegovlnians.
Turkish Troops Refuse to Meet tho
Insurgents in tic Noun.
tain Passes.
Servia Will also Take an Act
i've Part in the War.
4 Yacht Sunk In the English Channel
and Several Lives Lost.
Fifty Persons Killed by a Powder
Explosion at Barcelona.
Brief Sketch Of the Life Of Hermann,
the Ancient German Con.
queror.
Fifty Persons Killed by a Powder
Explosion at Barcelona.
Description Of tho Statue Recently
Dedicated at DetlnOlI,


RAurEA, Aug. 1a.-Twonty- y-flve hundred Turk
iah trooJ'B hRve bcon landed at klcck, aud vii
march lor Moatnr. Tie inBnrRnntB arc strongly
posted In the mountain gorges OIL tho route.
Communication With the northern frontier Ia
cut GU.
LoSpov+ Aug. 18..-A jiaratch from Vienna
1eportB that tho NadcAls haye bcen victorious In
tho electlons in Screa. Tho DeHfsche~ZfitunJ
states t,at tho Radicals will move III SauF 1schna
and that Boryia has sont al army to Herzegovina
to essist tho insurgents.
Turkish TROOPS 1sr1M1DATEp.
VIENNA Aug, 10.-Tho insur1octfon In tho
Turkish Provinces covers 200 mics Ut territory.
IT Ia reported that $3.50 troops which landed
At Kcck roftsodt to march for s1oHtar, on account
Of Tie insurEents occupying tho mountain passes
On tho routD.
Tho garrison Of TrebiGne. in Herzegovina,
made II sortio yesterday, but were repulsed.
Tho insurgents burned several villages Gtl1iug
tho engagement.
LoNDoS, Aug. IA lettar from Dalmntla,
dated Aug. 1G says that 1G, 600 msu are ready 70
5ntn thu Bosnian insnETectson. and that tue
sclnvoninna from al parts we're arriving To dght
for ihclr Independence aud toIigiuu.
l.oSpoN. Aug. 1916 a. MA Vienna special to
the Standard Rnys letters from belgrade oxprces
d aShE tuAt k1G 1EiIlE4 III 01l4Au Will HQo{tlY III
expelled from Scryia.
lOSnnN TIMES coMotENIs.
Tho 1t"1tS, commenting On tho Turkish aftua-
ton. says; "Wh1Io we thinx tho SUCCESS of thu
robetliUn would 10 calamity ut tho proaont
time becatlse 1t might prccIpltato tho disruption
OF tho Ottuman Etupiro and plunge Europe into
mighty war. We cannot blanc tho people for
seeking TO thro"-ofT an intolerabl, yoke"
THE CHOLERA BGounoE.
ieranf Hrrata, July u.
IL In fI1hk kAII HAT thh c11nTNfN in.
vAded Conatant,uople aud Hwopt OH thousands
Of 1ts Inhabitants. When th1a occurred thu
Cbrat'An population cricd aloud 10 ths Govern
ment to cose tic yhwnIng sewer that posonB the
Valley OF KAssim Fashn4 and to tAko measures
for insurng supply Of wholesome water. Aud
the Government promised il should bo 1ono.
six years later, on the fragrant banks OF tho
katai'n Fasha se'Ycr, cholera broke nut again
There waa also great suffering because no
wholesome water could bo obtalue1- An
other outcrY was raised. and tho Govern
nsent VAS again implorea to coyor III the
resti1cniial sowor, and to form pian for giving
th1n ctr water enough to keep il sweet aud
healthy. and to furnish residents with whole
soulo drunk. And tho Government held ont hopca
again that al this should bo DOM. Tho cholora
IL Agaln at our door; God forbid that It should
pass tho t.lreh,old. But should such calamity
he III store, who will venture to say that 1t has
uol beon invted7 Tho Ksssinl FashR ditch OK
Ahles poison just ~ 1t did In 1865 it Ia not coy
ereu iu mud II 1t werc. thore ~ no water to flush
II with. Nnithor has anything been dona to
amond tho water sul,ply for household uHe. The
lower classeH aro constfaipod TO live Ia their old
filth, and to bo coutopt with tho fottd fluid
sco0ped 10 from foul wells for Ill their house-
hold requirements. It IL all tho rtcA can do to
!. only 10 scant supply. Vhis condition u aaai,a
in ono that has i claim upon tho attention OF
tho Qovernmcnt. Let 1t be hoped tllat Colstan-
tlboplo may escapo the calamity foroBhalowcd
tY cir roma, XII but it would 10 more folly to
shut our eyes to tho fact that w0 aso threatened
will, It. According to tho latest accounts tha
cholera secms to DO OIL the 1rcrehBe At Antioch
and Damascus, At Damascus from tho 9Th to
tue 18th OF july Inclusive. there weto Lis
cases, BOO OF WHICH proved fatal Tic wofst day
dtatl,B AtAnttoch from tho 6th to the llth.t thaye
were lis caneA and oi1ty.s,I deaths. The largest
number Of caseH MAS on tho / 1ltl. whep there woro
twepsy-eight casea and fifteen deaths. No cases
llaye been reported iron. Aloppo. Tho vail OF
Damascus having sskod for "a Increased numbor
Of phyBiciany,. tho SANITARY Council hAa I'd.
drchsod = letsar to Marco PasbR asking him TO
place at his service number OF tho young mill
leu u (lAata ses.i. arc now attached to the hos.
pital iia,dar-Pasha. The request vii! be com.
Piled with, aud . number OF these young doc
tors, accompanied by otherb whom the uovetu-
ment Is about to engage. will start shortly for
neyrout. Last week The Sanitary Commission
was presided over BY Cabouli Fashs, Minister Of
Commerce. aud several measures Wat0 adopted
III view Of this terrible outbreak.
INTI1tAt HEI oRMa.
CoNsrATIsofi-s. Aug: la Hattt.sher!s WA
aoien,ny read At Thu Porto to-day, authorizing
these lntetna! Iof. Ems to be carried out which
are necessary to iuertaae the natural wealth Ct
tue country by openug nav routes ID every dis
tEict. The H4tti-Sherif adds thst the sultan
pouse ~ far as Dagdad, Aad requests his Minis
tpIA forthwith to submit the NECESSARY scheme,