The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-06


yer Pasha, in q telegraphic dispatch dated
Mos,ar, to-day, states that many of the
insurgents have submitted, and the agita-
ton is greatly allayed. The Imperial
troops have been traversing all parts of
the country for several days without meet
ing resistance. Order will be restored
before the foreign consuls begin the work
of mediation.
LONDON, August $3.50 A. MA
special to the Standard says: The British
Consul has arrived at Mostar. He wit
messed horrible cruelties perpetrated by
the insurgents, who, in one instance,
roasted the children alive. The insurrec-
ton is put down, and only raids by
the Servians and Nontenegrins take
place and these are exaggerated tenfold.
\ telegram to the daily Post states that
server Pasha has been authorized TO pro-
pose limited terms TO HerzcSovania.
The Religious Riots I'm Montreal
More Trouble Apprehended.
MoNTREAIr september 4.-Joscph d.
Outrr, o. C., las prepared an affidavit
declaring public peace. This, with an
other affidavit of similar effect, has been
submitted to Il magistrate, IN order topr"-
cure the presence rf a force of volunteers
at the burial of Guibard, which Is
postponed until some time next
week Further trouble is apprehended
and with the ill-iceling on both sides It
will be fortunate if no more serious result
follows the second attempt than succeed
ed the first Some three hundred armed
men are in the cemetery awaiting the
meeting for the funeral. They have been
there all might and have blockeaded ., the
Cote Dcs Tergis road, demanding the
name and business of travellers. The ia
habitants round about feel
much alarmed and have at
piled to the Government for police aid
VI. D'Outre to-day caused warrants to
be issued against twenty of the ringlead-
crs in the late riot. and it is now under
stood that these will be prosecuted before
the burial takes place. b. Battery is or
dered to concentrate here, and volun-
tecrs were drilling last evening.
D'Outrr's life has been threatened, II,
also that Of prominent member. Of the
Institute.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, September i-TO-day'
Times, in its financial columns, says:
The hrmncss of the money market Is
continued, and of the discount business
done at the market rate, u large proper
tion of the bills were negotiated ut higher
figures.
Corn is steady. The deliveries of
English and Foreign wheat continue
heavy. The Provincial markets are
mostly firm, with occasionally an ad-
vance in price on last weeks quotations.
The Hungarian wheat crop is said TO be
disappointing, but owing t.
the late harvcstS there may be
still some of the crop available for export.
There Is little further news regarding
foreign crops. The Mark Lane ECPreSS
SAYS the markets are without change from
tac dullne,s of many weeks. The sugar
market continues depressed and prices
ore tending downward
strike Ended.
LONDON, September j.-The strike at
Oldham has ended The terms of the
operatives have been accepted, and WORK
viii be commenced tomorrow.
Thc German Pilgrims.
PARIS, September 5.-The h Erho C,H
rcrsa' >trtc, that ,pondencc has pass
ed between France and Germany with
regard to the proposed pilgrimage of
German subjects To- Loudcs. The Ger
man communications are conciIatory in
tone and pronounce the French Cnbinc'
entirely free from any responsibility in
the matter.
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