, 1876-02-03

LONDON, Jan. pa Berlin dispatch
says it is expected that Queen Victoria
will visit the Imperial court while she
il in Germany.
Jan. 29.-A dispatch from Berlin says
there is great agitation in Posen over
the proposed law TO make the use Of
the German language compulsory in tie
the Public Offices and courts of law
Indignation meetings are organizing
and petitions to the Emperor agains
the measure are preparing.
The Dcily News states tie. on Mr..
Caves return: tha Government intends,
in accc.: lance with the request of the
Khediye, to send out two tinanciers'
who will hold offices under ths khe-
dive. Barrot Bey. mentioned in pre-
vious dispatch, is private secretary o.
the Khedive.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 27.-Officer O'Con
nor, of the New York police, arrived on
the overland train this evening with
reuuisition from the Governor cf New
York, for the arrest of Samuel Rosen-
b.att, under indictment from the grand
Jury of New York for fraud. Upon the
presentation of the papers to Governor
Irwin, His Excellency issued warrant
for the arrest of Rosenblatt.
Jan. 28.- About last night, num-
Der of butchers we're seated around the
stove in Spreen's saloon, Butchertown'
South S. F., when two of them, one
named George H. Busbridge, and the
other known as Harry" got into an
alteration about some trivial matter,
when Busbridge struck Harry In the
left breast with bu'cher knife infiict-
Ing wound which will probably cause
death. Busbridge who was considera
bly under the influence of liquor was
arrested on charge of assault to com
NIT murder.
j. W. Warren. the young man who
mysteriously disappeared from the
Lick House two or three days ago. and
left note announcing his intention OF
committing suicide, has turned up all
right.
ROME, Jan. 27.-Cardinai Simoni,
nuncio at Mudrid, has made report on
the Spanish elections, in which he says
the government of King Alfonso has
been compelled 10 except an alliance
with the defenders of the so-called rellg-
ious liberty in order to secure political
victory.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The Russion tele-
graphic agency has received dispatch
from St. Petersburg, saying that SO far,
the announcement of the Montenegrin
Gazette that the Sultan is resolved to de-
clare war against Montenegro, is uncon-
frmed. The relations between the Prince
and Porte ara, however, in a state OF
great tension. The Powers will exer-
else strong pressure on both sides to
prevent the conflict, which threatens to
block the work of pacifeation.
The Ragusa correspondent of the
Times telegraphs that it is impossible
as vet, to obtain any clear idea Of We'd
nesday's engagement on the Trab'nJe
road. 1t is certain, however, that the
Herzegovinians were outfanked and
driven off the road; but they were not
persued, nor did they suffer serious loss.
A telegram from Stagna to the Iimes
SAYS: In the attack upon the Turkish
camp near Kleck, the insurgents destroy
ed village held By the Turks. A Tur
kish frigate then opened cannonade
on the attacking party, which retised
after half an hours firing. The losses
are not known.
LEAvFNwoETH, Jan. ga special to
Leaveuworth Times from camp Supply,
Indian Territory says on the night OF
the 18th inst, messengers arrived at
this post with news that psrty of Osa-
Res had stolen 80 head of cattle from
Camps Lee and Reynolds, about 30
miles south of here. Ths herders sent
into this place to procure aid Maj. Cor
don of fifth cavalry, commanding the
Post, Immediately ordered persuit to be
made. Lieutenant Bishop with $50 men
started same night with orders to pun
ish the Indians, should they be overta-
ken, and if necessary persue them to
their agency and demand surrender of
thieves and stolen stock. Scout Amos
Chapman accompanied the command as
guide. A detachment of this force re-
t7.ned to- day bringing in as prisoners
three Squaws, one boy and 35 Indian
ponies. About noon the 25th Lieuten>
ant Bishop arrived near Indian Camp,
located in High Grass, the ponies graz
zing on the neighborirg hills; the Indi
ans taken by surprise being dlsmounted
and unable to escape, but made a de-
termined fight. Three Indians killed
and 8 wounded who escaped, ard the
whole band dispersed.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 29.-In the
Senate bills were introduced to make
habitual drunkenness for one year suf-
6cient cause for divorce.
BosToN, Jan. 29-Patrick Donohue,
book seller and publisher of the Boston
Pilot has suspended. Liabilities $780,
600; assets S215, 600.
CMc1NNATI. Jan. 29.-The disappear
spce of Smith N. Howes, who retired
from the Office of City Treasurer, of
Covingt Kentucky, last month and
the subsequent discover Of deficit in
his accounts of some $4,000 hes
caused grea. sensation in that city.
Howes stood very Iigh in the CITY. and