The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-25

FOKEIGs.
The recent announcement ofthc speedy
return Ol Queen Christina and her daughter,
Queen Isabella, 10 Madrid is confirmed by
the Spanish Journals.
France intends to haycm information.
Al exhibition in 1878, and twenty four million
dollars have been voted already for the pre-.
llmInaricp.
A letter from Port an Prince says the
cN.prcsidcnt Of iInyti, Dominique, who was
taken on board Of the French man Of war
Sane, died from his wounds on board Of that
steamer.
The project Of removing CIcopalm's
needle 10 England has been revived recently
N that country. The monument was pre-.
scented TO George " by the INslG Of Egypt
more than fifty ycnrs aro, but every attempt
to transport it has been abandoned,
A Paris dispatch to the Iondon Times
s,ys that the reports Of the outrngcs at 81.
lonlca received there, represent that the
French and German ]conBuis were dragged
from the street into the mosque and there
Hrbrcd. The governor arrived utllc mosque
after The murders had been completed.
The London %Standard8 correspondent
AT Iicrlin says it is generally thought that the
SlI0nlCa ailNir will prove fatal 10 Turkey.
The interference Of the European powers for
the benefit Of the christians is now consid-
trII uuIV,i,Iul1 u5 "A lac ..II .I. a.
Porte Is powcrIcss 10 protect them against
the outbreaks Of lnnaliribm.
A special from Athens rcpOItstlal the
bulgarian insurrccti0n near IlIIlipoIis
threatens 10 become serious. The Porte il
greatly alarmed, aud is sending forward all
'ts drRposlbIc force by daily and nightly
trains un the hdrIanoplc railway. The
movement has been long prcsonccrlcd by
the Srrylm ap%Italors. At lrstit was consid.
crcd uuimporlanl, but it has spread rapidly,
ana the numbers Of the insurgents HIc wari-
"usly estimated At from one thousand To len
thousand, The Porte has informed FOREIGN
ambassadors that it has resolved to raise the
duties on imports twenty per cent,
From details Of the outrage at SaIoni
60, IT appears that the United States ronsuI
mtcrIcrch for the protection Of The Greek
rlrl, and conducted her to the consulate ina
"lrrln9c. An excited mob thcrcupun sur.
rounded the consulate, and the French and
German co05ul7 who were brothcrs-i in Iaw
ana related by marriage 10 the American
consul, believing him 10 be in danger, pro.
'crdcl 10 his assistance, and on the way
w"r" attacked. The Italian consul informed
III" governor Of the state Of affairs, and he
sent troors to the relief Of the American
consulate, which was brsicgcI by the mbblr.
The Galveston News special from Rio
''rnnIc city, of the ninth, says. "Dia1, with
his artillery and infantry is returning To
Mniamorns, having found it impructicablc to
advance with his infantry owing to the scare
lty Oi water. Ills command has suffered ter
ribly from III" fatigue and thirst, many al
his men pcrlsIling by the roadside. He has
also lost a considerable number by dcscrtiOn.
lie leaves his cavalry between CcTrnlyo and
Monterey, where he will rcjoin with rein
lurccmcnts. Even with the cavalry his adj
vance will be slow water IL to be had only
at long intervals, and there il no forage in
the country, the government force having
gathered all they could find, and unless Diaz
carries forage with him his animals will
ataryc on the way. DlaH is still sanguinc Of
success, and his future operations against
Monterey will he made entirely with caynI.
~. lie has had no fight, ms wnH rumorcd.
The Porte ha- sent the following nc
count ol the disturbances in Salunica to the
ottoman ambassador ut London: "TIIc con
vert 10 MOlNmmcdanism arrived nj Snlonica
by railway. The Mohammcdans proceeded
to conduct her, according to custom, To the
residence al the goyrrnorgcncraI, when
about one hundred ami fifty persons, whom
the consul Of the United States had assem-. |
blrd, rushed at the convert, tore of her vail
and mantle, and carried her by force to the |
house Of u christian. The excited Mussul-
manh proceeded to the governors residence
and insisted that the convert should he
brought thitlcr. The governor, hearing TINT
the French and German cOnsuls had entered
the mosque, which was invaded by n crowd,
went there to induce the consuls to with
draw, To calm the people. All his efforts
were useless. The popuIacc wrcnchcd the
bars from the grating, fell upon the ]consuls
and struck them down, in spite Of the Dies.
perate efforts Of the governor 10 shield them
with his own person. The troops ultimately
dispersed the people. The governor of 81.
lonica tclcgraphs that order has been re-.
stored and the guilty parties arrested"