, 1876-01-13
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Gold closed al

IL.
LEXINGTON, Jan. THE banks of
this city have organized a clearing
house establishment. Capital nearly
S9OO,OoO.
OTTAWA, Jan. 7.-Great excitement
prevails in Hull owing to an attempt
made by the creditors to attach the
property of S. B. Eddy. an insolvent.
Eddy, backed by large number OF em"
ployees, prevented the bailiff from TAX
ing possession, and the premises are
now guarded by 20 men. 1t is said that
the militia will be ordered out to-dry
to protect the officers of the Law in the
discharge of their duty.
PARIS, Jan. THE Presse has re-
ceived information of terrible land
slide in Isle Reancen on Dec. 2lst.
Sixty-two persons killed and many ir-
jured. Buildings aud plantations were
destroyed.
Minister Buffet mas sent a circular to
the projects of departments. reminding
them that they may revoke licenses to
newspaper dealers unless legal regula-
tons are observed.
The Journal des Debates treats the
circular as an affair Of great gravity and
says it shows that the Government is
interpreting the press law in the most
restrictive manner possible.
| LONDON, Jan. IA special from Vi
emma says the negotiations between the
Austrian and Hungarian ministers on
the bank question have had no result
and will be resumed in Vienna. An
other Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that before Nisisic and Dugar were re-
victualed by the Turks, the insurgents
suffered defeat which was the severest
since the beginning of the war, losing
600 killed and many wounded.
The insurgent commander, Poulo-
vich who is accused of treason, has fed
to Cetlinge.
Missile is ptovisioned until May.
The Gazette publishes notice to the
masters of British vessels warning them
to keep off from the Spanish coast east
of Bilboa, as Carlist batteries are placed
at intervals along shore and fire at any,
thing appearing.
Jan. g.. A Vienna correspondent tel
egraphs that body of 2SO0 insurgents
tried to surprise Mostar bat were de-
feated and almost totally destroyed.
Because of the threatening attitude of
Turkey. 5000 Montenegro guards have
been armed with breeeh-loaders and
sent to the frontier.
A Vienna dispatch says it reported
that the Montenegro Minister of War
intends to purchase rifles in Vienna.
kilograms from Servia say that the
makers of arms are very active.
The Roumanian government is hast
ening the completion of arming with
foreign powers.
The Vienna correspondent of the
London Standard reports all the men
there who are liable to serve in case of
war, have been ordered to hold tEem>
selves in readiness to join their corps
in forty-eight hours notice.
The answer of Italy to Count Andras
sy's note was received on Tuesday in
Vienna. The Cologne Gazette says
Italy has accepted the Austrian note,
and England has asked for week to
consider it.
A telegram from Paris states the an
nouncement made by the Times corr
respondence, that France has concurred
in Count Andrassy's note proposing
Turkish. reform is premature. The
Times Paris correspondent reiterates
the statement that France has adhered
to the Austrian note on Turkey.
The Bulletin Francois says private
kilograms received in Berlin assert that
France and other powers adhered to
the proposals of Austria.
PARIS. Jan. s. Count Andrasy's s not
Turkey, has not been officially |
to the Sublime Porte.
This, however, will probably be done
soon. An understanding has been ar
rived at between the signers of the
treaty of Paris. but France and England
have not yet officially made known their
views in the matter. The delay seems
solely to have arisen through the tenn
porary absence from London. of Lcro
Derby, the British Foreign Minister.
LUCKNOW, India, Jan. 8.-While the
Prince of Wales and his party were pig
sticking to-day, Lord Darlington had
his collar bone broken.
VIENNA, Jan. 3.-The Fremben Blatt
announce that it is able to state posi- !.
lively that the dispatch reporting that
the Austrian government had ordered
all men here liable to military service
to hold themselves in readiness to Join
their respective corps on As hours no.
tice is totally without foundation.
LONDON. Jan. 9.--Advices from
Khodjent say it is estimated that 25, 900
insurgent Turcomans are in the neigh
borhood of Andijon. which is expected
to be the chief theatre of war. 1t has
been fortified and is capable of offer.
ing strenuous resistance.
MADRID, Jan. 9.-The Cronista reports
that the wife of Tusany. noted Car
list, mas informed the Spanish Ambas>
sador at Paris, that her husband will
declare allegiance to Ring Alfonso if he
is allowed to retain his military rank.
ROME, Jan. 9.-The report is con-
firmed that Italy has given notice of her
adhesion to Count Andrassy's note con-
cerning Turkish reforms.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-The Vienna cores