The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-21

all parts OI the world were arriving 10
tight for their independence and reli-
iigion.
LONDON, August 1.-THE British
Postoilice Department has notified its
agents that mails 10y the Hamburg line
viii hereafter he assorted at the Ply
mouth Office, or on the railroad from
plymouth to Bristol, instead OF being
sent to the general Office in London
for assortment, thus securing more
prompt delivery of mails in all parts
OF England.
MONTREAL, August ia branch OF
the International society of Europe
has been formed here, and holds
weekly meetings. Several wealthy
employers of this city have received
letters. One manufac-
turer letter demanding three thou
sand dollars to be paid in one month,
and if not, fire would visit his property
and death come to his family.
Bonn, August lin the Old Cath
Ollie Conference, to-day, DIR. Dollingei
that an agreement us TO the
doctrine ofthe procession ofHoly Ghost
had been attained, an essential point
The communication was received will
rejoicing by the members of the Con
ference.
VIENNA, August ia dispatch
from Agasam reports an insurrectior
AS having broken out in turkish Krou'
tia, in the district between KOstaineza
and Dubcza, along the Austria from
tier. The insurgents surprised Il guarc
house, killed the guards and seized
their arms.
LONDON, August ia special tt
the News from Vienna, says the in
habitants of the Bostran provinces
have risen along the entire length o.
the river, cut telegraphs, massacret
thirty Turks and burned the oflicia
buildings. A number of refugees are
flying into Austria.
HAvRE, August l7.-Cardinal Me
Closkey arrived on the steamer Per
iere, in good health and departs to-
morrow for Paris.
BONN, August 1.-THE session of the
Old Catholic Conference closed to-day
rchbishop Lycurges, of Syria, on be-
half of the Greek Church, and Bishop
of Gibralter, on behalf of the
Protestant Churches, thanked DR.. Dol
linger for the good results of the Con
ference, which he had called together
They expressed the hope that The
church would continue to draw neare
together until there was united, uni
versal church. Bishop Reinkens clOset
the proceedings with Te Deum anC
prayer in Latin.
PARIS, August l7.-Presdents o
councils were elected in many depart
ments yesterday. Returns so far re-
ceived indicate that II majority of those
elected are Conservatives. -
CoNsTANTINoPEE, August T.ZTh,
Courier De Oriente estimates the force
dispatched against the insurgents il
Turkish Kroutia at twenty thousand.
ROGUsA, August Is. -Irradoway riv
er is over its banks, flooding rice fields
and destroyed much property.
LONDON, August lS.-A special from
Constantinople fully confirm the seri
Gus character of the war in the north
ern provinces. Communication with
the northern frontier is cut OIL.
BERLIN, August lS.-.Herr Bortel
the architect, is about to leave fol
Philadelphia, to arrange the distribu'
ton of space allotted to German eX'
hibitors in the centennial buildings.
MADRID, August lS.-General Jovel'
lar has sent two divisions to reinforce
the corps of the frontier of Arrogon
and Catalonia. The remainder of the
army is moving toward Geo de Urgel.
are expected to capture
the citadel of Eco de Urgel Oh the
20th instant.
ROME, August lS.-The Pope in
structs the Pontilicial Obligate, Ron
cetti, to conduct Cardinal McClusky
from Paris 10 Rome.
LONDON, August, lS.-Subscriptions
Germany indemnify Prus'
sian priests for the withdrawal of State
amounts to three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. This
amounts to half the sum withdrawn.
HAVANA, August lS.-The Diario
denies the rumor that Val
maseda will leave the Island. He will
await the promised achievements OF
one hundred thousand men and pros
ecute an active winter campaign.
LONDON, August lS.-The strike OF
the cotton operatives at Oldham con-
tinues. If not soon settled the conse-
quences to the cotton trade of Black
burn and vicinity will be serious, as
in the latter place get
their yarn and wool from Oldham.
MADRID, August lS.-A body of six
thousand Carlists to-day attempted to
relieve De Urgel, but We're unsuccess-
full, after several attacks on the roy
alists' position. The beseigers are ex-
pecting reinforcements aud the fire on
the city Is continued. The citadel has
serious damage.
RAGUsA, August lS.-Turkish troops
10 the number of twenty-five hundred,
have been landed at Kick, and will
force march to the scenes of insurrec-
ion. The insurgents are strongly
posted in the mountains and gorges on
he route mapped out for the govern
ment troops.
A special dispatch from Vienna to
he Standard reports the radicals vic
.orious in the elections in Servia,
Deutsche. The Radicals have resolved
% move on opening of the Skupschina
hat Servia send an army to Herzego-
venia to assist the insurgents.
LONDON, August l8.-The News has
/ Vienna special to the effect that the
Bostra instruction is spreading into
he towns of Berbier and Dubiczsa and
hat Kastainicza is in flames. Many
Turkish mobiles have been slaughtered.
Large numb ers of Cretans have Joined
he insurgents. 1t is feared the out
freak will assume the character of q
'eligious war.
A Vienna special to the Standard
isys, letters from Belgrade express the
ears that Prince Milan will shortly be
expelled from Servia.
RAGUsA, August l7.-Intelligence re-
'eived from Sclavonlc sources, say
hat the insurgents in Herzegovina
rave stormed Fort Goromisco, near
'ivi, and captured the town of Me-
ai1i.
TORoNTo, Ontario, August 1.-THE
teamer Rothsay Castle, while enter
ng Toronto harbor with tiree hundred
ixcursionists, struck sunken sBag and
apidly sank to her upper decks. The
were taken oil by tugs and
anded safely.
PARIS, August l9.--The French en-
.ineers, who are to assist In sounding
or the channel tunnel, have left for
1ngland.
DETNdI.p, August lT.-Emperor VIII
lam and other distinguished visitors
TO Mt Grothersberg, where
he monument to Hermann was
irected, when the ceremonies Of un-
Teiling were performed In the presence
II fifteen thousand spectators. Super
ntendeDt General kapper, delivered
he historical address, and the Priyy
councillor Preuss, the inaugural Grafton