, 1875-09-22
KILOGRAMS VIA HALIFAX,

LONDON Sept. s..
The General Ministerial Order declares the
Bishop of Paderborn has forfeited his rights
of citizenship by his departure without leave
from the city in which be was " i%uterned."
The German Catholic pilgrimage committee
has not yet consented to give up the proposed
visit to Lourdes, and the French Government is
seeking to have it interdicted by The Pope.
A despatch to the Times" from Vienna
says the Austrian and Russian Consuls 10 Alba
MIA have arrived at Ragusa they will join the
German Consul there. and will go to MoStar
to meet the French aud Italian delegates and
Server Pasha, when q conference for pacihoa-
ton of the troubles in Herzegovina will be
held.
The reported failure of the Credit Foncier is
not confirmed. The rumour grew cut of an as-
sessmen on the stockholders of the Company.
Intelligence was received this noon of a COLI
slon in the Channel between the British wac
vessels "Iron Duke and Vanguard" Re-
s~uIting In the sinking of the latter. No lives
lost. Both vessels are double irOn.sorew ships,
armor plated, 6034 tens each.
Sept. 3.
The Herzegovinians have been very unsuo-
cessful In their efforts against Turkey, and a
conference Of the leading European powers is
soon to be held in favor of peace.
Bosnia is repoNted to be completely subdued.
Caldwell and Watson, East India merchants,
have failed. Their liabilities are sE400,000.
'Semi-ofioial organs of Constantinople resent
foreign Interference, and declare Turkey fully
{. eqaal to cope with the rebellion, and will not
eeae an inch of territory in Difference to idle
demonstrations
A despatch from Constantinople says the
Turks in Herzegovina have gained a victory
and ten thousand insurgents have been driven
across the frontier into Dalmatia where they
have been diSarmed by the AuStrians.
The "Daily Telegraph" publishes a special
telegram from Berlin announcing that a report
has been received there to the rff~ct that the
Russian General. KaHffmaon has entered the
city of Khokand.
1t is reported that Monsignore Roncetti will
be appointed to a high ecclesiastical dignity In
America.
The French General Frossard is dead.
A succession of ~typhoons on the coast OF ia
pan has done great damage Id Yokohama
causing great distress and loss of life.
Disastrous foods have caused loss of life IN
the interior between Yeddo and the coast.
The "Times,'' in an article commenting On
she Herzegovina troubles, urges the fitness and
duty of the interference of Great Britain,
S pit. 4
The declarations Of the Chinese authorities,
respecting Formosa savages, prove to be sim
ply threats.
The report that the King of Burmah has re-
fused to receive Col. Duncan is disoredited by
the English Government.
Forty thousand thalers have been paid the
French Legation for the murder Of a French
priest six months ago.
The strike at Dundee, Scotland, has ended
the operators having resumed work at a re-
auction of 5 per cent. wages.
The Oarlist General Dorregary, while endea'
vouring to force a passage into Arragon, has
. been twice defeated with the loss of 400 men.
Evidence is daily growing STRONGER that Eng
land Is determined to make the MargarY MUIR
der a pretext for Selling and annexing Barmah.
Large bodies Of British Indian troops are con-
centrating on the frontier.
Thers.ha been a heavy typhoOn in the
. China Sea, and several vessels wrecked. The
American vessel Calls suffered damage, aud
i9Ohief officer Richie and a seaman named Pat
tsrson were washed, overheard and drowned.
a.g The Porte has given assurance that hence
! forward no qvexatious. or illegal acts will be
rpsfmjtted in the name of the Government, and
kas. ordered the punishment Of the officials Op.
pressing the, people.
,gnpTRarP Porte sin reply to the cautions Of the
u Great Rawsus Declares Itself willing to refrain