Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-06-27

The Emperor of Russia has returned
from Paris to St. Petersburg
The capture of Santa Anna is confirmed.
The cause thereof is reported to. be the
| proclamation he sent ashore to create a
pronunciamento in his favor. ..tr a.f
The Sublime Porte has issued firman
granting to aliens the right to hold lands
within the limits of the Ottoman Empire.
This is an important concession.
In London, a public breakfast has been
rendered to William Lloyd Garrison by the
commission of which the Duke Of Argyle
is Chairman Hon John Bright, NJ P, is
expected to preside. '3 '''. -,
On Monday evening, the nth, a Reform
mob attacked a Tory meeting at st. James
| Hall, London. They stormed the platform
| and erected red flag, surmounted by
liberty cap. There was much fighting
| and many arrests were made. sa abau
On Tuesday afternoon, the 18th, the
city of birmingham, England, was taken
possession of by an anti-Popery mob, and
a dreadful riot prevailed A Roman Cath
Ole chapel was attacked, and whole
streets sacked. So said the cable. .a.. ....,
One of the victims OF the recent Dublin
riot was buried at Waterford on the 18th,
The funeral was the occasion for great
demonstration. A Fenian procession con
sisting of over 5000 persons, all aling
green emblems, followed the corpse to the
place of interment. tsv ~ alH -.o
Santa Anna is undoubtedly now in Mex
leo, for which country he left five weeks
ago. A translation is published. from a
Tampico paper of pronounciamento disa-
vowing, on the part of the garrison of
Tampico, Juarez's government and recog-
nizing Santa Anna as General in Chief of
Mexico. s..i go ~ ysa egg.f
Advices from Crete represent that Omar
Pasha met with defeat from the Cretans
and that the expedition against Sphakia
and Apacorona had failed. The Turkish
losses were very heavy. Omar Pasha af-
ter fresh defeat at Heradlion, burnt all
the villages which were not defended, and
killed the inhabitants. l,4 3g ~
A letter from San Luis Potosi of the Sd
says telegram from Queretaro of the Sd,
states that the trial of Macmillan has
been concluded. Sixty ladies in mourning,
residing in San Luis, had called on Juarez
and prayed that the lives of the prisoners
at Queretaro oe spared. The President
said he would do all he could compatibly
with justice and his duty; that many Lib
erals had been shot, for whom they had not
interceded.
The New YORK HeYalds Dublin tele-
gram states GAS four Fenian prisoners
(of1cers) were being taken from the court
house to the county of Waterford jail, on
the 18th, after an examination, large
crowd attempted to rescue them They
made severe attack on the police and
court with stones and other missiles
Over thirty of the police were wounded.
OF the mob, one man was killed. few
wounded, and some were made prisoners.
The Fenian American officers are now in
jail"
The only speech Jefferson Davis has vet
made IN Canada was delivered In Niagara
during his visit to that place-when he
was serenaded by the band of the town
and large number of the townspeople
They were invited into Mr. Mason's house, |
where MIR. Davis was staying, and intro
duced to that gentleman, who expressed |
his thanks in the following brief speech:
: GENTLEMEN thank you sincerely for
the honor you have this evening shown to
me; it shows that true British manhood to
which misfortune is always attractive.
May peace and prosperity be forever the
blessing of Canada, for she has been the
asylum for many of my friends, as she is |