, 1875-09-30


All means necessary to protect the
liberty of the people and the integrity
of the country are placed at the disposal
of Prince Milan. Referring to the in
surrection IN Bosnia and Herzegovina,
the address says that great suffering has
compelled cur brethren to take up arms
for them. We shall give your highness
every means to enable you to assist in
restoring peace to Bosnia and Herze>
govina and confide in your wisdom for
the accomplishment of this noble mis-
sion.
DETROIT, Sept. 23.-The Herndon
House at Marshall, Mich, burned at an
early hour this morning. Four lives
were lost.
| BANGOR, Me-, Sept. 24-Nearly COM
plete returns of the vote in the 4th Con-
gressional district give Plaisted, (Re-
publican a majority of 997.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 24.--An Austin
special to the Ne,es says the contribu-
tions for the sufferers on the coast will
reach $25,oO0.
| a Ssn Antonio special of the 18th
says the storm which blasted the coast
did no damage there. The citizens of
San Antonio, in public meeting to day,
appointed a committee Of thirty to So
licit subscriptions for the relief Of the
sufferers. The Adjutant General tele-
graphed to the Secretary of War asking
if Government aid, as in the Alabama
overflow, can be extended to the suffer-
ers on the coast of Texas. The Secre-
tary replied that the Texas district in
undated does not lie in the scope of
country included in the law authorizing
laid by the War Department and he can
give no assistance.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-President Grant
and wife accompanied by ex-Secretary
Borie and wife arrived here about noon
to- day. Tho President will visit his
farm to morrow to arrange for the sale
of his stock and leave for Des Moines,
Iowa on Monday evening to be present
at the soldiers reunion. From there the
party will start for Denver via. Omaha
and Cheyenne.
New YORK. Sept. 24.-Money easy at
2H(a4. Gold 165,.
New YORK, Sept. 24.-Mrs. Herndon
and family reported lost at Velasco are
safe. DR.. Alexander and family repor-
ted lost at Lynchburg are saved though
they lost everything but what they had
on.
A Paris special says the Prince In
perial is to make tour of the world os>
tensibly for his health but really for
political reasons.
The Jury in the inquest of the fire
ladder accident found verdict that the
break was due to inferior material and
faulty construction of the ladder. The
Fire Commissioners are censured for
not hoisting the ladder practically
before allowing it to be used, aid its
further use is condemned.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The Times this
morning publishes a special telegram
from Bugnero De Luchon, France, con-
tanning the following: $500 Carlists
are blockaded by 10000 Alfonsoists at
Villa. They will probably be forced to
cross the frontier.
A special from Berlin says 1,500 Urla
Cossacks have been banished to the
penal settlement of Turkestan for hav-
ing resisted the new military laws.
Many more are likely to go as the new
military laws meet with much opposi-
ton in the Ural colonies.
VIENNA, Sept. 24.-Private dispatches
report that Dervish Pasha has been
surprised by insurgents near Raono and
lost 200 men killed.
LONDON, Sept. 25.- The Porte has
notified the powers that it has issued
the strictest orders to the army to re-
spect the neutrality of Servia and Mon
tenegro.
NJ. Gabetta was interviewed while in
Vienna. He said he was not urea5y
with regard to party divisions or Bona
parte and Monarchial intrigues. The
number of Bonapartist deputies might
at most be doubled in the next Assem-
bly, but they would be unable to seize
the Government or transfer the army.
GENEVA, Sept. 24.-Recent rains in
the canton of Gloris have swollen the
River Linth and its affluents and caused
an inundation of the town of Gloris
and the surrounding country.
San Francisco, Sept. 24.-The COM
plant of the proprietors Of the Bulletin
and Call against the Alta was filed to day.
The damages are set at $25,00O. The
complaint. which is quite lengthy
states in effect, that the plaintiffs have
never published any false news or un-
Just or untruthful comments concern
ing tie Bank of California or its man
agement and have never conspired to
injure the bank or impair its credit, nor
have endeavored to produce financial
panic in this State or elsewhere, but
that the defendants, proprietors of the
Alta, knowing the above facts, but en-
vying the good name of the plaintiffs
and their success as journalists have
charged them with the above mentioned
acts in an article published in the Alta.
The probability of this suit being com,
menced has excited much comment,
public opinion being divided as to the