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Miscellaneous TeleEPams.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 2d.-Sheik Nah
mould, who was arrested by the French Consul,
and upon whose person were found documents
showing the existence of a vast MoSlem con-
spiracy against the French in Africa, has been
taken aboard q French man-of-war and will be
sent to France, charged with conspiracy against
the public peace in Algeria.
TUNIs, August 3d.-The party of marauders
who piIlaped a farm at Tonta and killed a Greek,
was attacked by a Lihill tribe and defeated with
heavy loss.
The leaders of the Sfax revolt recently entered
Tripoli, but the authorities expelled them. The
inhabitants of Suasa desire French occupation,
in view of the attacks by marauders. The
deserters from the Tunisian army, who were
brought back to Tunis, ask pardon and promise
to serve the Bey faithfully.
GAsTEIN, August 5th.-The two Emperors held
half an hours conference this morning. The
Emperor of Germany subsequently accompanied
the Emperor of Austria to the railway station
and babe him a hearty farewell. The Emperor
of Austria has gone 10 Munich, from which point
he will visit the Kings of Wurtemburg and Saxo-
ny, and the Grand Duke of Baden.
CoPENHAGEN, August 5th.-A St. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Gazette says: The Russian
Court made the recent journey to Moscow be-
cause of the discovery of an extensive conspiracy
for the assassination of the Imperial family dur
ing the night at Petertroff. The police on the
9th of July stopped a boat which had succeeded
in passing the guardships and arrested the occu-
pants. 1t was subsequently discovered that six
ty persons, some OF them Of high rank, were in
volved in the plot.
Tours, August 9Th Gambetta, at a banquet,
warmly eulogized Grevy and regretted that the
Legislature had not adopted the Scrutin de Liste
Bill, and so avoided the opportunity of consult
ing the Democratic party in a broader and deep
er manner than at present. Gambetta declared
himself a partisan to the existence of two Cham
bers, in spite of the faults committed by the SEN
ate, but he desired to see the two Houses ami
mated by one spirit.
BERLIN, August 4th.-It can be stated as a
fact that the Government papers are beginning
to fear the Conservatives may get a majority in
the forthcoming election. Negotiations have
consequently been opened with various Liberal
factions for agreement to give their united support
in each District TO the Liberal candidate who ap-
pears ohaye the best chance of being elected. The
elections of the Magistrates in Alsace and Lor-
aine show the German element has won more
influence in many minor places. Even In Metz
some German candidates have been successful.
Popular agitation here increases as the election
day approaches, and it is even now evident
that Germany has not for many years been the
arena of such a fierce and bitter struggle. The
reason for this state of affairs is that neither
fixed programme, and thus personal attacks are
the order of the day.
LONDON, August 5th.-The Lancet says 1t is
fields bullet causes local disturbance, it would
not be in accordance with modern surgical prac-
tice to attempt its removal.
BUFFALO. August 4th.-Maud S. at length
appeared for the contest with old Time. In the