, 1875-09-30

she is to embark the Prince Sof wa'e
for his Eastern trip was postponed OF
account of an unsatisfactory trial trip
The rolling of the ship was excessive
and her speed was diminished.
LONDON, Sept. 81, 6 A. NJ The Ma
tionol Zeitunq, of Berlin. states that mo-
bilization of the whole Servian army has
been ordered. A special dispatch TO
the Times from Berlin confirms the re-
port from Belgrade the 26th. The Turk
ish soldiers shot two Servian officers
Saturday night near Neizch the offi-
GERS were making a round of inspection
on Servian territory. The cabinet meets
o-naorrow to consider what measures
are necessary. Great excitement pre-
walls. News has been received here
that if the insurrection in Bosnia is fol-
lowed by Servian bands. Turkey intends
to send an ultimatum threatening to oc-
cupy Servia with her troops. 1t il
stated, however, that the European pow
ers will not permit this step.
TORONTO, ONT, Sept. Goth. - This
morning the Provincial Council COM
menced at st. Michael's Cathedral,
Bishop Walsh preaching the inaugura~
ton sermon. This afternoon the jubilee
pilgrimage took place from church to
church. During its progress several
serious disturbances took place. At the
corner of Queen and Brack streets
general fight occurred. With the aid OF
the police the Catholics succeeded in
reaching the church they were aiming
for. On coming out of church they
were again attacked, volley after volley
of stones, etc, being fired. On both
sides pistol shots were fred from all
quarters. The wounded amounted to
some forty or fifty. 1t is reported that
one man was killed.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 25th.-The syn
dictate of the Bank of California met to-
day at II o'clock A. NJ, and organized
by the election of William Sharon, Pres
ident of the Bank of California, Treas
urer R. H. Lloyd, Secretary !; Execu,
tive Committee, Chas. P. Keene. Chas.
Mayne, R. F. Morrow, D. o. Mills, R.
q. Lloyd. An assessment of 20 per
cent. was levied on the subscription to
guarantee fund, amounting in round
numbers to 81, 100000 This. with the
coin now on hand, will give between
two and three rAillion dollars to open
with. The bank will reopen either on
Saturday, October I'd, or early the fol-
lowing week. A meeting of the Board
of Directors will be held Monday or
Tuesday, when the date of resumption
will probably be fixed. Entire harmo-
nv prevailed at the meeting, and a de-
termination was evinced to push mat
tiers to a successful termination.
San Francisco, Sept. 25th.-Arrived:
bark Onward, Upalady +; bark Forest
Queen, Port Ludlow bark Tidal Wave,
Port Madison schooner Emma Utter,
Port Ludlow steamer Granada, Pana.
ma steap,er City of Panama, Victoria.
Sailed: steamer Orihamme, Astoria.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 27.-At 6
o'clock this morning the familiar sound
of gongs, whistles and bells sounded
from the different mills. The manu-
factories threw open their doors to ope>
ratives and as they presented themselves
at their respective mills they were asked
whether they would or would not sign
the agreement. Those who would not
we're requested to disperse and those
signing passed into the mills. Several
mills did not have enough help to make
it an object to start up. Durfee Mills
are running on twelve pair of mules and
about $50 looms. r. Bonden's mills
started with 700 looms. About $50
o'clock some one thousand operatives
marched down to this mill and made an
attempt to enter the yard but were met
by the superintendent and overseer OF
the weaving department, whom they
stoned but were kept at bay and the
gates were closed against them. This
intimidated large number of weavers
who then left the mill. At the Slade
Mill help having been threatened with
the taking of their lives many Withdrew
and the mill shut down. Women hav-
ing several children in this mill were
visited by mob of 600 mill operatives,
who told them if their children were
not taken from the mill they would be
killed. When they came out similar
threats were made at other mills. The
operatives visited Mayor Davenport
this forenoon, soliciting, and they were
informed that as they had declined to
work this morning he had no authority
to assist them from the city treasury.
They will call upon the Governor. The
Mayor has called upon Col. Daval of the
3rd Regiment. who has notified COM
panies B and D of this city to assemble
at head qarters Immediately and also
called additional companies of his regi>
ments from neighboring cities. A large
number of operatives would go to work
at once could they be assured of protec"
ton. The mob assaulted some operas
tive5 of the linen works at noon and
girl was cut on the head with stone.
The police were sent for and the crowd
dispersed. Two companies of the 3rd
regiment has arrived from Taimton.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-Gold closed at
165.@A
The direct cable parted this afternoon
in an ocean section.
A Herald special says two letters from
Stanley have been received in London
dated at the village of Kagehizi, district