Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-30
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.

The Turkish authorities have forwarded
troops to suppress the Herzegovinan instruction.
The Pan Presbyterian Council of Dele
gates from the Churches of the World met in Lon
don on the goth. Many American and Canadian
delegates were in attendance.
According to dispatch published in a
Madrid paper of the goth Gen. Dorregaray, the
Carlist General, had taken refuge in France. He
was said to be severely wounded.
Alexander and William Callie, members
ola firm which lately suspended at London, were
held to bail on the 21st in the sum of $4,000 for
issuing from 81 100000 to SS,000,000 worth of
fraudulent bills.
Mai. Fulton, of the American team, won
the American challenge cup at Wimbledon on
the 21st. *i-
Leicester, Greenfield, Forest of Dean and
Godmanchester England, were suffering on the
21st from heavy ra1nssand destructive inunda-
tons. Gathered ana growing crops had been de-
stroyed over large section of the country.
The American steamer Abbotsford went
ashore in dense fog, on the 2lst, at Crommacs
Bay, Wales The passengers were rescued. The
Abbotsford hailed from Philadelphia.
Over 1000 Carlists have been captured
since July The Carlists deny that Dorregaray
has been forced to take refuge in France.
Herr Sigel and Baron Loewe prominent
German leaders of the Ultramontanes, were SEN
fenced by Berlin court on the 21st to ten
months Imprisonment for treasona bic utter
ances.
An extraordinary scene occurred III the
British House of Commons on the 22d. Disraeli had
H. ,Jno Ioxya had a
the Merchant Shipping bill for the session, when
Mr. Plimsoll arose in his seat and declared that
such a course would be the destruction OF thou
sands of human lives He spoke vehemently and
used the most violent epthets, and on the de-
mand of the Premier was removed from the
house. He went out shaking his fists at the Gov
eminent benches.
The flood in England continued on the
23d In Whittlesey Earth and Denburgh over
1000 acres were submerged
The steamer AbbotsfOrd, which recent
" ran ashore on the coast of Wales, has become
total wreck
A name and constitution were adopt
ed by the Pan-Presbyterian Council on the 23d.
The former is the ALLIANCE of the Reformed
Church Throughout the World" and the latter
embraces all churches which hold to the Pres
byterian belief and creed.
Sir Francis Head, formerly Lieutenant
Governor of Upper Canada, is dead
About 800 German manufacturers have
announced their intention of exhibiting at the
Philadelphia Centennial.
Don Carlos has written letter to King
Alphonso counseling moderation on the part OF
the Alphonsists in the conduct of the war on pain
of reprisals by the Carlists.
The Spanish Government proposes to
contract loan of $7,OoOOOo to indemnify the
owners of emancipated slaves in Porto Rico
At a largely ATTENDED meeting of sailors
and workngmcn held in Birkenhead England,
on the 25th, resolutions were adopted indorsng
Mr. Pltmsoll's course in Parliament and pledging
him support.
The total damage done to property in
the South of France by the recent floods is esti-
mated at $15,000,000.
The owners of several English cotton
mills inaugurated lockout on the Gath