The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-04
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RAGUsA. July 30.-Advices trnm Slavon-
ic sources confirm the intelligence of the
complete defeat OF tie Turks. on the 2Sth
inst, near Urliza. The Montenegrins cap-
tured 800 Nizals. besides Osnan Pasha,
five guns and several flags. The Turks at
tackled the Montenegriiis at Hutchi. but
were reptslsetl. Selim Pasha was wounded.
PARIS, July 30.--Vienna intelligence as
serts that Turkey and Austria favor the
Pretender Karegogeorgvitch declares that
if Prince Milan returns to Belgrade van
quishpd he will be dethroned.
LONDON. july 30.--A STANDARD special
from Kaafal. says the Turkish army cross
ed the Servian frontier at Rnssa, Saturday.
A great battle is expected There is great
excitement at the seat of war. among
Christians, OF account of proclamation
of Dervish Pasila. the Turkish commander
In Bosnia. prohibiting quarter to Chris
tians. Paratin dispatch says there is
now distressing want of medical officers in
the hospital and much needless suffering.
A Ragusa special says Selim Pasha has
been killed.
A Berlin dispatch says 1000 Germans,
settled in Russia, are reported to have emf
grated to Austria last week.
4 Belgrade special says: Col. Auiicii,
General Zaclirs stEcuesSor. is bombarding
Suraza, which commands the pass between
Bosnia. OF one side. and Novabizar and
the country whence comes supplies and re-
inforCpments, on the other, 1t is of vital
Importance to both commands.
A Ragusa dispatch says MonklIalar Pa
sha admits losing 10000 men in the fight
with the Montenegrins.
4 Pesfh special says the annexation of
Bosnia by Austria Is contemplated.
The Daily Nesrs' Pesth correspondent
| from Galetz reports 10000 Tclierkissins
| have revolted against the Russians in Cau-
caSia. and are Oveypnwcring rhe garrisons.
The Coagier's special telegram gives de-
! tails of the massacre OF Turks in Bosnia.
| Three hundred Christians were tortured
and drowned III the villages of Pervan aud
| Iiuar. Twelve women were cut to pieces
! at Pavies. Sixty children We're stoned to
! death at Ratlilovo and one hundred and
/ eighty girls were violated and murdered at
! SackaloOn.
| A Times special says the Turks at WI
| bifza after two hours fighting fled in mn
| eontrolable panic. The greater part OF
! the army was lost Bllek is surrounded.
| There is panic at Trehihje. This .lisas-
| ter leaves Herzegovina practically defense
| less.
| The Teleqraflt's Vienna special speaking
| OF intervention says the initiative will be
/ taken by England at Belgrade a;,d Con-
/ stantinople, with tile approval of tie pow
| ers. The belgerents are favorable to the
peace negotiations.
| LONDON. July 31.-The Osman Pasha
/ captured ut Eerbiza is not the great Turk-
| ISL commander. OF The sixteen Turkish
/ battalions el-:saged, four only have reached
Kick.
The Turks enGiTeti rFiet:Iy near 2cUtftn
numbered 2.09o. They were driven to
| Podoritza. alu host two guns Fle sup
| porting battlllfons were annihilated. The
| atrocities of Baslla Bazouks caHse intense
feeling throughout Greece, and her rela-
! tions with Turkey are becoming aiarmingly
serions. The opposition newspaper of
| Greece demands that the country be placed
| III position TO command the respect OF
neighbors.
Gres, Prospects in the States.
The Toledo (Ohio) Bldde's crop reports
| to July 29tif from IT3 counties in Ohio.
| Indiana, Michigan and Illinois. show near
| ly full average wheat crop ia quantity,
| and superior in quality. Corn is nearly a
| total failure. In Illinois, Indiana and
| NJ Mielligan. there will be enormous crop
! of potatoes. Hay il large crop, and fruit
| generally will be abundant.
| From ST. Paul. Minnesota, under date of
July 2StIi. we have this: .Grasshoppers
| have overrtn the western part OF the State,
and many farmers have lost everything in
| the shape OF crops. The damage done by
them so far, however, is not widespread.
| and crops outside of the section attGued to
| have not suffered mnch.
A Dubuque, Iowa. dispatch of July 29th
says In many wheat fields In this section
| the reaper was put to work this week and
abandoned. the grain not being worth har-
vesting. Farmers must rely on their old
crops, or buy grain for bread. Not one in
ten will raise enough for family use. This
condition of the c-cp extends throughout
Dubuque. Delaware and Jackson counties.
and is the worst failure known III several
years. Floods. ehinchbugs and Hessian
flies have done their work completely.
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