The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-08-05

is protracted; whether she viii recommend
the Porte to redress the evils which have
caused the present disturbances; and,
finally, whether she is inclined to support
the demands which the Servian Govern
nent contemplated respecting the develop
ment Of the independence of Servia. The
Presse concludes that, If the Austrian
Government reply is net altogether N The
negative, it will be because Turkey is at
fault for showing lack of energy at the
commencement of the Hersegovlnlan insur-
rection.
August -TWkeu.-According to in
telligence received from the camp of the
IIerzegovian IN surgents, number OF en-
gagements with the Turkish troops took
place 10 the last three days irst along the
left bank of the river -Narerta and d. emo
yace. The Turks are reported to have lost
shree canDons and eighty rifles. Popraholje
has also risen. Seven hundred insurgents
intend occupying the road to Trebigne.
The insurgents expect the inhabitants of
Suma and Of the frontier of Montenegro to
join them, and thus be enabled to besiege
Trebigne.
Augusto. Official dispatches re-
port that Gen. Martinez Campos continues
to cannonade Sic du Urgel. The Carlist
generals Saball and Dorregary have attemp
ted to decend into the plain before Barcelo-
IA, but were met by the Alfonsist forces
under Gen Weller and retreated to the
mountains.
August ID South An,erica-The Times
says the Government system for sending
shilling dispatches over the telegraph lines
of the country has disappointed expecta-
| tons. The time is coming when this rate
will cease to pay, and unless a great charge
is made the service will become heavy, and
increasing the permanent charge of the
/ country's finances The Faraday which
was engaged in repairing the United States
direct cable, has arrived at Deal.
August 2. - Germcny. - Baron ven
Schlesser, the German minister to the
United States, sailed from Hamburg Satur-
day for New York.-The German federal
meeting opened at Munich yesterday.
Marksmen from the Unite! States, Russia,
Austria and Switzerland take part ia th=
contests.
August 5.-Ewopean Crops--Tbe Mark
Lane Express in its weekly review of the
corn trade, says: The cereal crop just reach
ing maturity, has been saved by fine wealth
er. We may yet have a moderate harvest,
and in good order. The upward movement
has stopped, ard prices have relapsed,
partly in consequence of foreign arrivals,
which are unusually free, bet the current
rates will scarcely reach the average, and
are still below those of last year.
August 3.-Great B,itain.-Moodv and
Saukey held their closing services to-day
and evening in Victoria Hall befor a con-
gxegation of 10000 people.
August 3.-SPq,n.-.A dispatch from
Madrid says the Afonsist troops continue
successful. Several important Victories
last week. The Carlists are evidently np-
preaching dissolution. Lizzaraga, with
$4,000 Carlists, is in the citodel mt Sic de
Urgel.-Senor Canvas Gel CasttelIo, pre-i-
dent of the Cor stitu.ional convention ID
Glared the meaning of this to be that the
frotestants may nave cuuTCu WIN -u.syr,
doors, and celebrate worship inside, but
/ there must be 40 manifestations on the
streets. 1t is believed that the CorteswilI lie
summoned to meet soon, when the propos-
, ed constitution viii lie submitted. Politi-
cal agitation is recommending.
! August 3.--Fraace-The Berre postal
convention was approved by the National
Assembly to-day.