The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04


nuplc, in which the Foreign ministers re-
side, says the Turks III Herzegovina have
gained a victory. Ten Thousand lnsur-
gents have been driven across tn" frontier
into Dalmatia, where they have been dis
armed by the Austriuns.
Nevrs!guc the focus Of the in,urrec-
ton ha, been destroyed.
Communications by way Of Klykr
have Jern rc-cslabli-hcd.
The Porte Makes Concessions.
a special from Constuutinoplr to the
Times states that Crrvcr PuSra has been
instructed 10 issue Il proclamation on hi,
arrival AT Mostar, giving assurances that
hcnCciUrwnrd no veNatlunS or
Illegal actions will be per-
mittcd in the name OF the govern
mcnt He has also been directed to dis
miss and punish the guilty oiliciuis, and the
people are 10 institute Il special tribunal,
which shall examine and satisfy the de-
mnnd- Of those who have been subject,
ot arbitrary treatment; to recall any per
sons exilcd without Just cause and
cxpel agitators. He is authorized to
employ all necessary means TO execute
these Instructions. The Porte, while de-
tcrmincd to reprcss the iusurrrction ri all
cost, intends to eXtirpate the abuses
/ likely 10 lead To- It's repetition.
/ The Standards special from Constantl-
noplc represents that the Insurrertion
in Herzegovina are now maintained toy
bands of robbers. Not single lnsurtcnt
| is to be seen around Trcbigne The
/ fugitive Insurgents have driven l,oOU
/ head of cattle into Daimatia for security.
Foreign Finances and Crops.
LONDON, september 3.-The Times, in
it, financial columns to-day, says there l.
/ increased finances III the discount mar
krt. Apart from other influences which
may be expected to cause greater demand
for floating capital as We get into autumn,
more than usual attention is directed To
the requirements Of the country in con-
ncction with the grain trade. 1t Is
, known that we shall have to import an
I unusually large quantity of wheat, and 1t
I is equally certain that NIL mailing bar
ley will have to come from abroad. The
/ Daily 1uegrGph says: The prospect,
are favorable for the hop harvest which
has already commenced. The damag"
done by the mould aLd vcrmiu Is below
the average.
Strike Ended.
The strike in Dundee is ended. The
mills reopcncI to-day, the operative.
having consented to work at II reduction
of five per cent.
Heavy TyphnOr--Grcat Dam"Ee.
YOKOHAMA. August II, via. SAN FRAN
/ cisco, September 3.-Thcre has been Il
heavy typhuon in the China Sea, nnd
>"vera ships have been wrecked. The
steamship Gallic was considerably in
iuxd, aud Chief Officer Richie and II
seaman named Patterson were washed
overheard and drowned.
There has been great damage in the
central provinces ol Japan. The farms
have been Hooded and many lives lost.
MANY houses and bridges We're destroy
ed and upwards Of $2,OOO,OoO worth OF
produce was carried oil. The rainfall
was u inches in ive days.
/ Official notice has been given the
Japanese Foreign Office Of the appoint
/ mcnt OF Chinese diplomatic agents !" re-
side in IcddO.
The Montreal Funeral-Oi-sfac6
scenes.
F MONTREAL, September 3-A.ter tn"
departure of Guibord'- remains from the
Catholic Cemetery gates Yesterday after
noon, mob remained in force on the
ground until the arrival of the Mayor
and fifty police, when they immediately
( abandoned the gate- and dis
per.ed. Before tnis, however,
some of them had filled up lie
empty grave, and tore down the eros over
it. The Prince Of Wales regiment r"n-
Lezvoused last evening. and i held in
READINGS, for any outbreak. y mob num-
beriug several hundred and We. armed
are at the cemetery to-Iay. Il l. not
known when the funeral will be attempt
ed again. The priest, deny that they m
.tigntrd the riot Tie feeling runs very
high between the Cutho,c- aud Protest
ants. The OranCemen talk o! turning
ont NJ the funeral.
\ general strike wn- inaugurated -
H., II mon " || f',. ttr,Hf