Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-28
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.

According to the London Times of the
18TH the British Cabinet had resolved to give
general support TO Count Andrassy's note to the
sublime Porte, reserving the right to differ on
anything Austria might propose after its presen-
tadon -f'~-
asiaGen. Lewal,f acting commander at
,Marsetlles, France, on the 18th issued an order
prohibiting projected political banquet to Gam
beta, ss. rrs vflT wA r1f
A Berlin dispatch Of the 18th says the
police had discovered that Thomassen, the dyna
mite fend, was charged in 1866 with scuttling a
ship on board which he had goods insured in En-
gland for 9ai,O0O. -, $500
A Ragusa dispatch of the 10Th an
nounces the defeat, on tt G preceding day, of six
Turkish battalions, between Ragusa and Ire
blgne, by the insurgents under Gen. Peko The
Turkish loss 300 killed and wounded.
A Rome dispatch of the 10Th saws the
italian Government had closed the episcopal
seminary at Como for its refusal TO admit the
Government Inspectors. This was considered as
the strongest act yet taken in the States dealing
with the church. and it. was thought important
results would follow. s.t n. t.,s.t
The Italian Government has accepted
the proposal of the United States to exchange
scientific publications. ttes
Several failures were reported from
London on the 10Th.
A Madrid dispatch of the 10Th says the
Carlist leader Tristany had notified the author
titles at Bayonne of his unreserved submission to
King Alphonso. -t '<@ e. -
A telegram from Vienna on the Goth
reports the resignation of sLjubobracht, the
Herzegovinian insurgent leader In consequence
of the concentration of Turkish troops on the
'Montenegrin frontier the Prince of Montenegro
had summoned council of Senators and military
officers, which resolved that if such concentration
took such proportions as in effect to blockade
Montenegro on that side it should be considered
aeasus defA, and the Prince should summon all
MonteneTins able to bear arms and march into
Herzegovina to the aid of the insurgents.
Victor Hugo has issued an address to
the Senatorial delegates for Paris and f ance, in
which he asks them to found democracy which
shall end foreign war by arbitration, civil war by
amnesty, and distress by education.
A London dispatch of the 21st an
nounces the arrest of r.. B. Oakley, proprietor
OF the Cooperative Credit Bank, on charges of
fraud, false pretenses and conspiracy. He was
examined and committed without bail. as
AMadrid telegram of the 21st says the
ceeding in an orderly manner throughout Spain.
A collision occurred on the Great
Northern Railway, in England, on the 22d, which
caused the death of thirteen persons and the Sc
rious injury of many others. The collision took
place in the midst of binding snow-storm
Among The killed was a son of Dion Boucicault
A Ragusa dispatch of the 22d reports
continued fighting between the insurgents and the
Turks, in which the former generally sue
cessful. Trebigny was threatened with famine
1t was reported that the Porto had accepted Count
Andrassys proposal for the pacifcation of the
disturbed provinces.
Havana advices. received in New York
on the 22d state that, the week before, an nsur-
gent force, led by Henry Reeves had destroyed
several sugar estates, some of which worth
S2,000,000 each. Sagua La Chca, had been
burned, and over 1860 hogsheads of sugar in the
warehouses there consumed The estate of Cay
vespino, located ON the south side of the island,
was in the hands of the insurgents, and of course
destroyed.