The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-07-27

The news Of the Servian General Tcher-
nayoff's defeat at Vessa, and his withdrawal
20 AlexiBa is confirmed,
BELGRADE, July 2a.-The Turks are as
suming the offensive everywhere, aud ne
attempting, with eighteen battalions. to
drive General Oiimplcs across the Drina,
but were repulsed with heavy loss. The
ground is covered with Turkish dead,
There has been heavy lighting at Granad.
After ten hours lighting the Turks were re-
inforced, and pushing the fight, were re.
pulsed
LONDON, July 94.-Reuter's Telegraph
Company learns that Lord Derby and Uni
ted states Minister Pierrepont have COM
menced negotiating new extradition
/ treaty.
| LONDON. July s5.-The agent of the As
ISOLATED Press has had another interview
With the United States Minister, Edward
FlerreponI in reference 10 the. extra6ition
question. Mr.. PIerrepont denied that ne
EQUATIONS are progressing between Lord
Derby and himself, and said that the United
states took the view that Great Britain's
action broke the treaty Of 1919. President
Grants message was substantially based
upon that assumption, and he relegated
the question to Congress. Great Britain.
on the contrary, contends that the treaty is
unbroken and that her acts are unsuitable
by its provisions. Until this conflict of
opinion is removed negotia ions are un-
likely to progress, bnt whatever steps are
taken must necessarily proceed to or from
Washington.
! Whether there is an ythiug that Lord Der
by may have received from Sir Edward
Thornton on the subject, Minister Pierre
pont said he was not informed possibly in
/ ofF lNN .
Pierrepout may have notice, but ne himself
is unadvised thereof AS yet. The agent
asked him what Lord Derby meant by say
ing that he hoped to establish provisional
arrangements to tide over possible lengthy
negotiations; to which he replied: II was
in the House of Lords and heard that re-
mark. j think Know what Lord Derby
meant, but that is for him to explain, NOT
for me. But deny that am party TO
any negotiations, aud, Of course, cannot
say what may be passing between London
and Washington"
vienna, July 25.-A dispatch, dated
Monday evening, says the Servian General
Tchernayoff, in an interview with the
Prince, mentioned the advisability Of an
armistice.
I An Alexandria oispatch says 1000 troops
started for Salonica on Sunday, and 1900
on Monday. ~ atst
LONDON, July 25,-The 7slegrapA's Vienna
special says it is asserted that Russia has
demanded immediate Satisfaction because
of the infringement. of neutrality by Tpr-
ldsh RAN 'of-war at Kleck.
Il sr., domestic Markets. -rs
NEW YoRK. July IS - Stocks dull
and heavy. Money IL per cent Gold
li14. Exchange--long $751; short 49OIS.
Governments dull and steady. State bonds,
old and new are steady, at better prices
Cotton quiet; sales 68S bales nplands
IL 11-16c; Orleans 1IySc.ft -,....-,,
u GALVESTON, July 25. = Gold 11l@1I2.
Z Silver per cent discount a par.
Il Cotton In good demand but light Offering;
good ordinary &c; low middling l0c; mid
/, ding lie; sales LOG bales
Wool quiet; Eastern i7@l9c; Western Is
@17c.
Hides in moderate demand; dry, selected,
. 141ac; wet sailed, selected, 71Sc; green 51zc.
Il Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, July 25-Noon- Cotton firm
midiling uplands 5l5sf8d; middiing Orleans
;. 8 l-16d; sales 10000 bales, including 2OOO
bales for speculation and export.
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