Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1876-01-14
LATEST NEWS.
TUE OLD WORLD.

A London dispatch of the 4th says a
Ministerial crisis impended at Pesth, in conse-
quence of the demand of the Hungarian repre-
sen,atiyes for forced circulation of Hungarian
bank-notes in Austria.
According to Berlin telegram of the
4th the German Government had replied favora-
bly, to the American note in relation to Cuban af-
fairs. ,4
Lord Lytton has been appointed Viceroy
of India to succeed Lord Northbrook.
Sir Anthony Rothschild, the eminent
banker, died in London on the 4th.
A Vienna dispatch of the 4th says a
onspiracy had lately been discovered at Belgrade
to make Karageorgewitch the reigning Prince of
Servia, and several important arrests had been
made. t
The Brazilian cable between Lisbon
and Madelrais broken.
A coal-mine explosion occurred in
tafordshire, England, on the 18th. Five men
were killed.
Server Pasha, who was dispatched to
Herzegovina at the outbreak of the instruction,
has been recalled.
According to Vienna dispatch of the
9Th Count Andrassy's project for reform in the
nsurrectioaary districts of Turkey had been as
scented to by France and Italy. 1t was reported
that the Porte had ordered all his iron-clads to
the Black Sea and the Albanian ports.
Spain has created commission to SUI
perintend the exhibition of Spanish products
the Philadelphia Centennial.
1t was reported in Paris on the 9Th that
Isabella, ex-Queen of Spain, WAS fatally i'll.
A Vienna dispatch of the 9th says the
Herzegovinian insurgents had lately suffered a
disastrous defeat in the vicinity OF Nicisie and
Duga, 600 being killed and many wounded.
The Paris Presse of the 9th contains an
account of a terrible landslide in Isle Reunion
on Dec. II. Sixty-two persons were killed and
many injured. large number of buildings and
plantations were destroyed.
A colossal statue of Grattan was un-
yelled in front of the old Parliament House, in
Dublin, on the 9th. A large multitude partici-
pated in the ceremonies.
Rt. Hon. Southern Estecourt, Secretary
of the British Home Department in 1860, died in
London on the 9th.
A Berlin dispatch of the 9Th says the
Prussian War Office has machine similar to that
used by Thomassen. 1t was offered by New
York man in 1870 for the destruction of the French
0GCt, DuL ueCllneQ. Inc mdkGT WAS du dhbOCldCc
of Thomassen.
A Constantinople telegram of the 7th
reports that the Turkish Grand Vizier had re-
jected the idea of foreign mediation, and told the
Austrian Ambassador who presented it that the
Sublime Porte was able to give the people of the
insurrectionary provinces all suitable guaran-
tees for reform. 1t was reported that Montene-
gro had dispatched troops to the frontier, had
negotiated loan of 81 COO 900. and had contracted
with an American firm to deliver 10000 rifles and
sixty cannon in March.
Charles Suthers, an Oldham (England)
cotton-spinner. failed on the 9TH for $1,GOo,O00
A Vienna dispatch of the 9Th says the
report that Austria was preparing for war had
been authoritatively pronounced untrue
While the Prince of Wales and his
party were pgstcking near Lucknow, India, on
the 9Th Lord Darlington had his colar-bons
broken.
A Madrid dispatch of the 9Th says a
hetvy fall of snow in the province OF Guipuzcea
had mpeded military operations.
A London dispatch of the 6th reports
the burning of the Belgrave cotton mills, con-
tanning $4,000 spndes, in Oldham, Lancashire.
Loss $250,000.
A Moscow telegram of the 9th an
nounces the release Of DIR. strousberg, the bank
rupt railway contractor, on condition that he re-
mains at Moscow until his trial.
An Odessa (Russia) dispatch of the 9th
says train filed with military recruits ran off
the railroad track, Odessa, the day before,
and PLUNGED down a steep embankment. The
wrecked cars caught fire and many persons were
burned to death before they could be extrcated.
The number killed was sixty-eight, and ffty-four
were injured, several fatally.