The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-22

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and Mrs. Mosel, who is very hand,
some woman, will be necessarily among
the witnesses.
The Servian government has began
to issue notes with forced circulation.
The Russians are forming a vast fol-
titled camp at Bender, and work is 60
ing on night and day. Stores in great
quantities are accumulating there. At
Tieraspol large barracks are being con-
structed. At Faeleze and Ungheny
immense quantities of hay are being
stored.
A special to the Daily Neacs says
Grand Duke Nichols has asked for
reserved force of 100000 men, and
their mobilization has already COM
menced at St. Petersburg and Moscow
! 1t is said if Russian troops are expected
to enter Ropmania shortly, the move
ment will not be accompanied by dec
laration of war on Turkey.
A Vienna correspondent of the Times
reports that at the Wednesday sitting
of the conference the question of the
cession of Spiezza to Montenegro was
brought forward, but the proposition
met opposition from several sides.
With regard TO the disarmament of
Mohammedans Russia's views do not
appear from what General Ignatietf
says as absolute as was supposed, the
tendency being to place Christians and
Mohammedans on the same footing.
Russia's views about Bulgaria, how
ever, are more extreme. She seems to
consider that all districts inhabited by
Bulgarians should be considered as in
cluded in Bulgaria. If this view is ac-
cepted Bulgaria would comprise more
than half of Turkey.
A special dispatch from Berlin states
That there is no prospect of a eompro.
mise between the government and
Reichstag on judicial laws. y Berlin
correspondent OF the Post says the gov.
ernment has absolutely refused to make
any compromise.
It is rumored that Constantinopls
adv;ces have been received Of tw,
months prolongation of armistice.
Gen. w. +. Bartlett died at Pitts
burg at , r. NJ. on the 18th.
Ultra Democrats will try to preven
Ben Hill's election to the Senate.
y minority committee OF the Hons
will report against the admission Q
Colorado.
At the annual meeting OF the Gonl,
& Curry mining company the old off
GERS were reelected.
:. The Indian commission find that tn
Sioux have been greatly wr"nged, AIN
Sitting Bull is great Christian
: The Director of Aints says all til
mints are being ovefworked, and b
will recommend another to be estat
). lishcd at Omaha.
A telegram from Pesth says it is a.
serted positively that the Porte will al
solutely refuse to cede any territory t
4 Montenegro or Servia.
d 1t is reported that Stanford al
!, Scott have agreed to unite at FL Pasc
= Stanford keeping the California ell
y and building a branch from San BE
nardlno.
Seventeen car loads of Chiname
horses and carts were dispatched to tt
- terminus of the 5. Z. r. II. at India
Wells, on the 18th. 1t is expectt
IT work will be commenced immediatel
a great battle was fought in Centr
. America between the Government al
the rebels. The latter lost 1000 killt
and are surrounded by Governme
W forces. The revolution is considered
~ an end.
The T,i5uae's Omaha special say
r. Cronin, of Oregon, passed through he
I'd en- route for Washington this afte
TO noon. lie admits that he acts mere
in the interest of his party to carry 0
= a certain programme 1t is pretty e,
: dent he don't understand the situate
Oh and is mere machine.
IS, The Democrats say they are not ,
u vided, only they cannot agree.
Colliery explosion near Newpo
to England, seven men killed and otht
he fatally injured.
on The Khedive discharged his Amc
can officers.
O. A $4,000 fire III Boston.
OF The Montana burned at sea.
A new Grand Vizier appointed
FL Turkey.
zee Russia-Turkish armiStice extend
- six weeks.
y mex Pacific SE0neps.