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and it is believed Mukhlar's army will be de-

anu IL IL DeneVeu Muknlar's army Will DC ue-
stroyed.
An explosion of powder during the opera.
tons in the railway tunnel, in the course
of construction near Meath, Glamorgan,
South Wales, caused the roof to fall bury
ing all the workmen. Thirteen dead bodies
and a number Of wounded have been recov-
cred. The search continued.
The Ragusa correspondent Of the London
Times telegraphs that from the 18th to the
10Th of April, Makhtar Pasha lost one thou-
sand eight hundred men, killed, wounded,
aud sick. The insurgent chief, Sosica,
writes that three hundred Turks have been
decapitated and fifty insurgents killed and
wounded........Th insurgent chief Peko
Paulovics, with five thousand men, occupied
Suttorina on April 90. Mukhtar Pasha con.
centrated Turks at Gatschko, and a great
battle was expected by the end of the week.
......A Paris dispatch says that q great Radi-
cal demonstration was made at the funeral
Of the wife Of M. Louis Blanc, which took
place on April "a. 1t is estimated that two
hundred thousand people lined the route of
the procession from the Rue Rivoli to the
cemetery of Pere la Chaise. The masses of
the spectators cheered for the Republic and
for amnesty. NM. Victor Hugo, Raspail,
aud Bar0det were present, and received
ovations, and M. Gambetta also attended
the funeral, but was not observed by the
crowd.
In the British House of Commons the bill
for removing the electoral disabilities of
women was rejected by vote of $50 to 1862.
Jacob Bright, Henry Fawcett, Forsyth and
other well-known Liberals supported the
measure. John Bright, however, strongly
opposed the bill in the interest OF the wo.
men themselves, as the principle of the bill
was untenable, and was contradicted by uni.
versal experience......A terrible fire in the
Theater DIES Arts, at Rouen, on the night ef
April 20, destroyed number of lives. The
| Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that the fire broke cut while the actors
were dressing for performance, and was
discovered before the public were admitted
The flames spread rapidly. The outlets Of
| the building were so narrow that the exit oil
the members of the chorus and the supernu
meraries was cut of and the poor people
crowded the windows, many leaping from
them upon the bedding piled far below by
the inhabitants. One chorus singer was Wis
ible for an hour in an upper window beyont
the reach of help. -Four soldiers were killed
and fifteen wounded in endeavoripg to say,
lives. About fifty persons were badly in
jured. A leading singer, Nine. Pzys, entered
the burning building in search OF her hus
band, and persisted in the flames.
A London Times special dispatch from
Paris says that Mukhtar Pasha, when on tn,
point of renewing his attempt to revictua
Nicsic, was apprised from Constanti1 Cpl,
that regular force of ten thousand Monte
negrins was stationed to bar his approach I,
the town. 1t is asserted that Russian officer
are organizing the Montenegrins to aid tn
insurgeuts.....A dispatch from Berlin re
ports that Prince Milan has issued procla
nation, declaring that the armament in Sel
via is caused by the concentration Of tn
Turkish forces at Nish.. "A Berlin dispatc
says that the Imperial Court of Discipln
at Pottsdam sentenced Count Won Arnim I
formal dismissal from the public service
and the payment Of the costs OF the pre-
| ceedings