Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-20
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.

THE OLD WORLD.
The Carlist villages on the plains of
Alaoa have submitted to the national troops.
dispatch from Madrid of the 10th says an addi-
tiOnal levy of 1O0, 600 men had been ordered by
the national authorities.
A serious affair has recently occurred
between the Russian and Prussian frontier
guards arising from the trespass of the former
upon German territory. Several on each side
were wounded
Over 1000 men have been sent from
Turkey to Herzegovina to suppress the insurrec-
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Mr.. Gladstone has issued another pam
phlet on "Vaticanism," which is causing consid-
cradle excitement in Great Britain.
Shaw & Thompson, welLknown En-
glish iron dealers and manufacturers, failed on
the, 18th for 100000, and on the same day COM
promised with their creditors, paying them fifty
cents on the dollar.
Hans Christian Andersen was buried at
Copenhagen on the 18th. The funeral was large
ly attended, and the day was made one of nation
al mourning.
A London special of the morning of the
18th says the Montenegrins in large numbers had
Joined the insurgent Herzegovinians around
Trebgne and that before the difficulty is settled
both Turkey and Russia are likely to become en-
broiled.
The French Government has interdicted
the sale in France of Mr.. Gladstone's writings
against papacy.
A Madrid dispatch of the 18th an
nounces the capture of one of the outlying tow
ers at SEQ de Urgel. On the morning of that day
guns were mounted and turned toward the citadel,
which was then in possession of the Carists.
The levy recently ordered includes youths OF
nineteen The Carlist town of Lequito, on the
Biscayan coast, was being bombarded by the ma
tional war vessel Victoria.
According to ConstantinOple dispatch
of the 18th the situation i'll Herzegovina had be-
come exceedingly grave. The insurgents had at
tackled Trebigne and were burning and piaging
in all directions. The Turks had been defeated
at Bilerdia after an obstinate fight.
The French Geographical Congress has
recently awarded frst-class medals to Prof. Hay
den and the American Statistical Bureau at
Washington.
The Queen prorogued the British Par
lament on the 18th until the goth of October.
There have been several additional i'm
portant failures in England during the last few
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ties amounting to $1,250000.
Cardinal Manning has replied to Mr.
Gladstone's recent pamphlet, and declares thai
the ex-Premier is among the chief of the apos
ties of revolution against the peace of the
Christian church
On the 18th Webb, the English swim
mer, undertook to cross the English Channel from
Dover to Calais without life-saving apparatus, and
failed.
Col. Valentine Baker, convicted some
time since of an indecent assault upon youn,
lady in railway car, has been dismissed from the
British army in disgrace.
A Paris firm had redeemed 100000 O
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'s letters Of credit up t.
the 14th.
The Catholic clergy holding State APP
pointments in Posen have submitted to tn
ecclesiastical laws.
A Paris dispatch of the 14th announce
a Carlist victory at Arduna.
The Turkish regiments in the garrison
in Roumania and Bulgaria have been ordered tt
march to Herzegovina. The insurgents had mas
sacred whole Mohammedan families and burned
several villages.