Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-27

has occupied Mazura flights, compelling the
Albaniaus to abandon their intrenchments.
The Turks are thus enabled to communicate
with the Montenegro brigade sent to the
frontier under General Petrovich.
BALsIo, November 26th.-The Montene-
grins expressed their readiness to take posses
sion Of Dulcigno on Friday.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 26th--Der-
wish Pasha has made several arrests in Dull
cigno.
RAGUsA, November o6th.-The Monte
negrins are to occupy the town and district
of Duloigno with 10000 men and twelve
pieces of artillery.
CoNsTANTIN9RLE, November 18th .-In the
fighting which preceded the occupation of
Dulcigno by Dervisn Pasha, the Turks lost
800 killed and wounded, and the Albanians
lost 400
VIENNA, November 26sh.-The Monte
negrins passed through Mazura, leaving a
garrison there, and occupied the Turkish in
trenchments on the hights A detachment
subsequently advanced to take possession of
Dulcisno.
The Trouble in Ireland.
DUBLIN. November 26th.-The Court of
Queens Bench has finally appointed the 28th
OF December as the date for the commence
lnent of the trials of the indicted Land
Lsaguers.
DUBLIN, November 26th.-Lord Lands
downe has just been obliged 70 fee to England
from his Kerry estates, because he felt his he
to be in jeopardy there. The immediate
cause of his flight has not yet been an
nounced, but no doubt it was fastened by
the receipt of threatening letters, which
seem to be flying over Ireland in all direc-
lions just now.
DUBLIN, November Goth. Captain Beam
ish, magistrate Of Cork county, has written
letter to Forster, stating that he has re.
ceived threatening letter, and has therefore
sought the protection Of the police. His OBJ
jec5 in writing Forster is that if his death
should be added to those of other landlords
who have been murdered since the present
Government came into power, il cannot be
pleaded that it was either UNSUITABLE or took
place because Government protection was not
called for in time.
The Ulster men left Tough Mask yester-
day under a strong escort. There was no
demonstration. The Hussars remained to
protect Boycott, who will leave Saturday.
The Ulster men SLEPT last night in the bar
racks at Ballinrobe.
LONDON, November Goth. - a crowded
meeting of loyal Inhabitants was held at Lis
burn yesterday. Il wss attended by the
country gentry and Protestant clergy gener-
ally, and several farmers were present. Res
buttons were passed condemning the land
agitation and agrarian outrages.
The Dc cissey Case.
PARIS, November 26th.-In the De Cissey
libel case to-day L2isant, one of the defend
ants accepted the responsibility OF the articles
in the Petit PdriSen, and admitted the evl-
dence of the witnesses of General De Cissey.
Laisant's request that the Court adjourn Tor
a week in order that he might produce wit
nesses was rejected. The counsel for the
prosecution dwelt upon the glorious services
Of General De Cissey, and declared that his
accusers were prosecuting In him the soldiers
who were the first to enter Paris during the
reign of the Commune This was received
with cheers in the Courtroom, and tumult
followed, in consequence of which the sitting
was suspended and the hall cleared.
Chief Justice Cockburn's SuccfssO
LONDON, November 26th-Lord Coleridge,
Chief Justice of Common Pleas, has been
appointed Chief Justice of the Queens
Bench, vice Sir Alexander Cockburn, de.
ceased.
Great Storm on ;ie Scottish Coast.
LONDON, November 26th.-A great storm
prevails on the Scottish coast. Vessels in
the Clyde are dragging their anchors, and loss
of lie is feared. The Van Dyck, from Que
bee, is ashore at Roseneath Point. The bark
John A. Harvey is likely 60 go to pieces at
Wexford
The lost OncIe Joseph.
LONDON, November 26th.-There is no
apparent ground for the belief that many
English and Americans were on board the
lost steamer Oncle Joseph.
steamer Lcst-sTen Frozen to Deafia.
MONTREAL, November 26th.-Fhe steamer
Britoian mas been lost on the Island Of Anti
cnsta md four seaman frozen to death