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LONpON, August. lG-C A. MA dispatch 10 The
Standard reports that all the Turkish regiments
in garrison in Roumania and Dclgravia have been
ordered TO match 90 Herzegovina. Tho insurgents
have burned villages and massacred Mohammedan
families.
TwIN MOUNTAIN lIousE N. H. August lb.-Flye
thousand people collected here Today 20 hear
Rev. IL. w. Beecher. IL Is expected there will be
an improvement as Ia accommodations for the
audiences that will gather here In future, Tor
Beccher intimated by some remarks with which no
prelaced his sermon, that a tent capable Of holding
$500 persons would be procured from Doston
between this and next Sunday.
LONDON, August 1.-the HerzeRovInan insur.
rection threatens 10 become n religious war.
NEw YoRK. August l2.-Notioo OF tilal of Tho
100000 libel suit Of Theodore Tilton against the
Brooklyn Eagle and Thomas Kiusella, was entered
this afternoon In the Brooklyn City Court, for the
September Term.
vienna, August 1.-THE Ecnadcnbldu reports
that Count Andrassy has conferred with tho
Russian and German Ambassador, and they have
agreed TO support Austria IN any recommendation
she may make to Turkey looking 10 the pacincation
Of herzegovina.
LONDON. August l1-Gladstonc pnhlishes an.
other pamphlet, In which be discusses anew Inc
questions relative 10 The Papacy which formed tho
subject OF bis former pamphlets on Vnficnnism.
The present publication takes strong grounds
against Papacy, from which he predicts trouble In
the future. both 10 Great Britain and on tho Con.
tinent, Tho pamphlet declares that Papaoy viii
N''N'kh pVh'ht1 W
maintain Its rule, and II necessary oven plunge
the world into war. This new document N much
discussed, and is calculated 10 renew the %roligioua
conflict raised by bis efforts on this subject.
LONDON. August IA special 10 tho Standard
says great NUMBER OF Montenegrans have Joined
the insurgents around Trebigne, and1t IL asserted
on good authority that Russia will not prevent
lMontenegrans from aiding the HerzegOvinians.
PARIS, August 1.-THE Government has pro.
1ibited the sale In France Of Mr.. Gladstcno's
writings against Papacy.
2 BoxN, August l2s-in attendance al The old
Catholic Conference which opened lis session hero
to-day; there are about thirty English and Amer.
bishops OF the Eastern Church. Among the Amer.
lean divipes arc the Rev. Drs. Langdon, Nevin,
Potter and Parr. Doctor Dollingcr opened the
proceedings with an address which lasted an
hour. lie treated Of the relation OF the doRmaiic
controversy between tho Latin and the Greek
Churches TO the whole course Of ecclesiastical
history. AZ tho conclusion Of his address, the
Conference entered upon the business for which Il
bad met. which was the consideration OF DIR.
DoilingeT's plan Of confederation and lntercom-
munion among the separated churches, This union
Is to be based on n mutual recognition 81 primitive
trnth. which may enable each church 10 admit
members OF other communions TO It's privileges
In respect OF divine worship and Christian sacra-
mente. Al tho same tine, an actual fusion or
sacrifice o! national or traditional peculiaritlcs Of
fora Of church constitution Il not contemplated.
Unambiguous expression on the substance of
Christian doctrine and practice as taught by the
Bible and the fathers OF the ancient Church, Il
sought as the real bond Of union. Discussion Of
tbi9 subject occupied tho remainder OF to-day's
sitting.
PANAMA, August l0.-One Of The most terrible
railroad accidents that has ever happened I'm Chic
occurred recently on the Santiago and Valparaiso
Railroad. As n train from Valparaiso was passing
over the bridge a. Limachc, tho structure gave
way. aud with The exception Of The engine and
tender, the whole train, Containing City persons,
was precipitated into the river below. The lamps
were broken In the fall, aud the oil running out
was iEnitcd and set Gre 20 n large part Of tho
wreck. Fully one half Of the passengers were
either crushed 10 death or persisted BY Ere or
water.
LONDON, August IA serious riot occurred Ia
Glasgow yesterday, between Orangemen and Home
Rulers, during the 0'Connoll celebration. Five Do
licenen we're injured. Fifty arrests we're made.
The rioting was renewed tonight.
LosDOS, August 0-6 80 A. M.-AIany fresb mr.
rests we're made in Glasgow last night, In oonsc-
quence Of the renewal Of the disturbances. Several
Of the rioters and policemen we're injured. The
military are held In readiness 10 prevent further dis
NEw Yong, August 5th.-The Herald denouncesa
the course Of the counsel in reference
thereto as the repetition Of q nasty drama which Tor
months occupied the attention Of the country. This
whole Tlion business has been q sham from begin
ming 70 end. Titon was q sham plaintiff. striving
for a sham verdict. Tie sued for damages, while he
didn't want TO prove the guilt Of a wife whose faults
he had condoned, or ~yindicate a reputation which he
himself had destroyed, but 20 overthrow an antnQou-
ist With whom he had entered Into q league and COW
enant or peace. Tilton's position Is such that the
best service friendship can render is 10 keep him out
OF the Courtroom. There can be no ~position moro
degrading than q man Of so much power 10 spend
months in the presence Of q jury asking vindication.
tt the expense Of a wife whose ofenses he had par