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 1. reached Malta ,today datand 6Hxers Waiting there loaded with oals which was at. once taken on oaF aavessels,s so that they .cou1d be moved to any quarter without delay.
 All the members of the metropoli-- hn police. which is a goyernment orce, have been recalled from leave. nd ordered to return to duty at once s the men will be required to guard he governm ent dock yards and mag |azines in case the regular, guards stonld have to join their regiments. s Show Utter stagnation.
 s The stock markets throughout Eu- rope when they were not closed, showed utter stagnation.
 3s As to what is going on iYf' the fight ing zoney the strict censorship pre- vents any details coming through. All kinds of reports however, were in circufation, one of them stating that a battle had taken place on Austrian territorv in Bosnia between Austrian troops land Servians and had resulted in afAsiaughter, while another re- parted tfie fall and burning of the S&rviar1s capital and still Another an Austrian attack on the Montenegrins at MoufsE ,Lawehen, overlooking Cat taro. ,
 ! c9ffer Sharp Resistance.
 A newspaper aespatch from Rome says sharp resistance is being offered to the Austrian advance from the north west hH snIaII attachments of servianS trpop left ep impede their I5fagres The news comes from Nish, servia,by way ek Saldniki.
 The Austro -HAneaniafl invaders. Ifqllpw4d the valley of .tfs river Nor ava and first encounteredA body of S5erNian troops at Semendfia. on the yiarh side of the Danube. The Ser vians held their ground until night faAaand then retired. Both Austrians and Servians sustained heavy losses, sf@erai hundred soldiers being killed sif the engagement.
 Austrians Suffered Losses HOn the western side of Servia an A1lstrian column came into contact w{$h 5 servian force at Losnitza, which put ID Fl stubborn defense and held the fprt AntaI dark. inflicting heavy losses on tl1e Austrians.
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 remained stationary today, the movement of the Mont Troops.
 The ncient fortress of Belgrade was renEEed by the Austrian artillery, which c4used only slight damage to other paris of the Servian capital The British legation was struck by an Austrian. shell. During the lombard ment Ser.tian sharpshooters greatly harried the Austrian artilleryInen. Austrians Occupy Belgrade. s A Vienna despatch to the Exchange Telegraph company says:
 After heavy bombardment by the Danube gunboats, Belgrade was occupied by the Austrian troops We'd nesday."
 Welcome Austrian Emperor.
 Vienna, July 3e.--Scenes of extra ordinary enthusiasm accompanied Emperor Francis Joseph's return to the Austrian capital today. Enormous throngs carrying banners and led by sen1i-military bapdits formed into procession behind the veteran mon- arch and escorted him to Schoen- brunn castle amid a continuous roar Of cheering from the people who backed the streets. &
 The burgomaster advanced to the, em peror in the court yard of the castle and expressed to him the un-5 swerving patriotism and devotion of the people, to which the emperor re- oiled that he was grateful for today's q demonstration of their loyalty.
 To Aid Austrians.
 X movement is on foot among x n1erican citizens and British sub feets living in Hungary to form a special corps to accompany the Hun raria11 army into the field, according tc a telegram from Budapest. < if is said that British officers who 2<xfSeer m the Bper war and who have ! 416Is1y reeollection of Emperor Fran