The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-01
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The colossal statue OF Washington
Tor the Exhibition has arrived. IL Is
twelve feet high.
The unemployed workingmen OF New
York held mass meeting to CONSIDER
the bad condition Of affairs. 1t was re-
solved TO act peacefully.
The longshoremen OF New YORK nave
struck to the number OF 1000: Inc
stevedores say they can get all the men
they want at lower wages.
FOREIGN.
The Turkish war.
I,ospoN. july 3l.--A Standards spe-
ciaI from Kalupot says the Turkish
army crossed the Servian frontier at
Mesa. on Saturday. A great battle is
expected. There IL great excitement
at the seat OF war among Christians, on
account OF proclamation by Dervlsh
Pasha, Turkish Commander In Bosnia,
nrnhibIting uuarter to Christians. The
Standards Paratjia dispatch says there
ia a distressing want OF medical stores
in the hospital and much needless SUI
ferinp. Tho Standards Eagusa says
Selim Pasha has been killed.
The Ne,ys Belgrade special says Ca
lantjtcha. General Zach 8 successor, is
boru harding SenitiZa, which commands
the passes between Bosnia on one side
and Novi Bazaar and the country whence
comes supplies and reinforcements on
the other. 1t is of vital importance 70
| both combatants.
The Ners Ragusa dispatch saws
Molkhtar pacha admits losing n thou
\ 81. ts,rit xrtt M0nt.a~
| negrins.
| A Times special telegram says the
Turks at Ubiza. after several hours OF
| fighting. fed in an uncomfortable panic.
| The greater part OF the army was lost.
| Bilak IL surrounded. There Ia panic
ut Trebinie. This disaster leaves Her-
zegovina practically defenseiess.
< special dispatch to the Times as
well as dispatches to other Journals
saw. Oslan Pasba, who was captured III
Urbiza, il not Identical with Osman
| Pasha, who commanded the turkish
troops against the Servlans. Out OF six
teen Turkish. battalions who were en-,
| "a Red at Urhizo four only reached
| Rilek. The battalions probably aver
age under four hundred men each.
correspondent OF the Times tele-
| craphs from Ragusa saying: have per-
| fectly trustworthy Information that the
Turks in the engagement, Friday, at
| Medem, numbered $4,000: they were
driven to Hadgoritza, lost two guns and
their supporting battalions were com
pletely annihilated.
| Turkish Cruelty.
PARIS. July 31.-Tbe COu,icr's special
kilograms give details Of massacres by
the Turks In Bosnia. Three hundred
| Christians we're tortured and drowned
in the villages OF Pervan and Tlmar
twelve women were cut TO pieces al
Pavics: sixty children were stoned to
death at Rathiovo; one hundred and
eighty GIRLS were violated and murdered
at Solavlove.
Foreign Items.
It Is said that Greece will take hand
in the war with Turkey. The relations
between the two countries has assumed
a serious aspect in consequence OF the
excesses OF the Turkish Bashi Bazouks
In Thessaly.
Three regiments Of Egyptian infantry,
and one cavalry regiment and two bat
teries of artillery have started ior Met
rovitZa.
The Porte denies that he Is going to
settle Circassians on the Greclan IRON
tier 50 rs to keep the Greeks In ORDER
The Secretary OF the Colonial Depart
ment saws that England has no inten'
ton OF attacking Dahomey.
Parliament will be proroSued August
16.
The Duke Of Marlborough has refused
the Lord Lieutenancy OF Ireland.
A motion has been made in the Cham
Der of Deputies in France 10 have the
old law expellihg the Jesuits executed
Austria is said to be hungry FOL
Bosnia.
The Caucassians have revolted agalns
Russia and overpowered the Russian
garrisons.
Queen Isabella has entered Spain
She was received by King Alfonso ant
the Princess OF Asturias with fireworks
etc