Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-02-04
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.

A Vienna telegram of the 25th says
The various powers had received communica.
lion from Turkey stating that she should occupy
Montenegro if her Government did not cease Civ
ing aid and comfort to Turkeys rebellious sub
jects
A Madrid dispatch of the 25th says
the total number of deputies elected to the
COrtes at the recent elections was 4O6. OF these
thirty were supporters of Sagasta, ten clericas,
one cantOnalist, one moderate Republican,
(Senor Castelar,, and 364 ministerialists. The
National troops had begun a simultaneous at
tack upon all the Carlst positions in the provinces
Of Alava, Biscay and Guipuzcoa. -
81 Berlin dispatches of the 25th report the
existence ola financial crisis at Riga in Russia.
A London dispatch of the Goth says the
Canadian Government had been informed that
the clause Of the bill creating the Supreme Court
of the Dominion, which forbids appeal to the
Privy Council of England, must be repealed The
London Times of the same date, in fits financial
article, declares that the direct cable had been
repeatedly cut by malicious parties, and that the
knowledge Of this lawlessness had been used for
stock-jobbing purposes.-f -
A San Sebastian telegram of the Goth
reports several imrsftan; victories gained by The
Royalists between Hermann and La Sarte.
The new International Railway station
at Boulogne was burned on the night of the 25th
A Belin telegram of the Goth says the
insurgent leaders in Herzegovina had announced
that all propositions for peace with Turkey, ala
though backed by the Great Powers, would be
rejected. They had issued a proclamation calling
fora vigorous prosecuuono of the war.
A Vienna dispatch of the Goth says the
Austrian government had recently applied to
Minister Orth for a copy of Secretary Fish's note
to Mr.. Cushing. Mr. Orth had telegraphed to
Washington r instructions, and the American
Government had declined to allow copy to be
given.
A Vienna special telegram of the 9th
states that committees had been formed in seven
Servian towns including Belgrade, whose openly
avowed object was the reinforcement of Prince
Milan.
The Bavarian Minister of War has been
admonished by the Berlin Government to discon-
time the exemption from CONSUMPTION hitherto
accorded to priests and theological students.
The London Daily NeDS of the 9th
says that writs had been served on Gen. Schenck,
The American Minister, Albert Grant and other
promoters of the Emma mining scheme.
The Turkish official account of the re-
cent engagement on the road between Trebigne
and Ragusa declares that it was pronounced
victory over the insurgents.
A London telegram of the 28th says the
Government had sent steamer to Loanda, On
the west coast of Africa, to bring home Lieut.
Cameron and party, who have recently marched
across the African continent
A Berlin dispatch of the 2Sth says great
Il; in
posed law to make the German language COM
pulsory in public offices and courts of law.
A Buda-Pesth special Of the 2Sth an
nouuces the death of NJ. Deak, the distinguished
Hungarian statesman.
At consistory held in Rome on the
E8th, the Pope nominated twenty-five additional
bishops.
A Madrid dispatch of the Goth ult. an
nounces that the Carliss had suspended the bonn
bardment of : an Sebastian, and withdrawn their
siege artillery The Spanish bishops have ordered
shat the bodies of all persons who died prior to
Feb 9, 1875, who were only civilly married, be ex-
humcd and removed from consecra;ed ground.
ARagusa dispatch ofthe Goth ult. says the
insurgents were retreating, pursued by Turks.
They had burned nine villages.
A Vittoria (Spain) dispatch of the Both
nat. announces that Gen. Quesada had captured
the Carlist position at Aregria and held the roads
TO Biscay and Guipuzcoa.
The Senatorial elections were held
throughout France on the SOth ult. Returns from
all but two districts give the following results
Monarchsts, S.; Bonapartists, -; Republicans
G3 Monarchists and Imperialists, d. Among the
defeated candidates were Buffet, Chief of the Cab.
met, and Dufaure, Minister of Justice
The st. Petersburg (Russia) Gazette OF
the 30lh ult. complains that American ships have,
for long time, been committing abuses in the
OCbotsk Sea. SIS