Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-21

The two Mayors Of Rich1cnd, Va, in
conference on the 1ish7s1 - - snbmit
their case, with the consent Of Chief-Jus-
tice Chase, to the Virginia Court Of APP
peals, which met on the 13ths
General Rust, formerly member Of Con-
gress from Arkansas, and during the war
q Confederate General, died on the Alb
inst, Of congessive chillA
Foreign IsteIligcnn
The paper-makers Of the North of
] England, at meeting in MAnchester.
April 6, agreed to advance ~ pncc Of all
kinds Of paper 10 per cent, owing to the
dearness of rags.
The first instance of the enforcement of
the Irish Coercion bill occurred on the
7th, at Dundalk, where the magistrate
ordered printer to suppress an edition
| Of the Fdrmeys Almanac containing sedi-
tious language
The conscription troubles in Spain con-
tinued on the 7th. The rioters had con-
gregated q short distance out OF Barcelo-
ma, and thrown up barricades. The Cap
tain General had notified the government
that he was not strong enough 'o attack
them, and General Price had sent General
Baldreich to the scene. to take command
of the national troops.
! In the Spanish Cortes, on tae eth, a
dispatch from the Captain General OF
Cuba was read, announcing the fight OF
Jordan, the insurgent COMMANDMENTS
Chief, the surrender Of many Of the reb-
els and execution Of others, and declaring
that the rebellion was 1t an end. The
Cortes adopted . vote Of thanks to the
Captain General and army ind navy and
volunteers of Cuba.
Mr.. Inman published Communication
in the Maritime Register, London, on the
9Th, in which he states that, all things
considered, he thinks the City Of Boston
collided with one of the icebergs &c
numerous to the northeast OF Cape Race
and sunk, when only two OF three days
out
Advioes from Spain on the h represent
the country Dc quiet.
A recent telegram from Rev. Henry
Bannister, at Beyrout, announces the
sudden death, from heart disease, Of
Bishop Kingsley, of the Methodist Epis
copal Church.
A Madrid telegram of the 10th an
nounces that the anti-conscriltion revolt
at Barcelona was ended. The insurgents
who had made a stand in the suburbs
were attacked and overcome after two
hours fight
A dispatch from Ottawa, Canada, OF
the 9th, says the government had deter
mined to receive Father Richott and Mr.
Scott as delegates from Red River, ant
will make propositions, based on the bill
Of rights, which these delegates will con
vey to the people On their return.
Recent advices from Paraguay state tina
President Lopez had suddenly turned upol
and surprised his pursuers, winning
quite victory. 1t was thought at Ri
Janeiro that this advantage would re
suit in an indefinite prolongation of tn
war.
A council Of war was in session at Bar
celona, Spain, on the nth. A large mum
Ing up all tho pfom)6snT actors il the al
fair.
According to a dispatch from Captain
General DcRhodas, dated Puerto Principe
April 8, received in Havana on the 9th
anarchy, panic, and assertions prevaile'
everywhere among the rebels. The in
surgents advance guard had SURRENDERED
voluntarily, and great amount of i'm
portant correspondence had been cap
tured, and much property of the rebel
was destroyed. The news, which was re
garded as official, caused great rejoicing il
Havana.
Thirty persons were arrested in Pari
on the 18th, for having tried to proven
the police from tearing down revolution
airy placards. During the review Of thu
troops, an unknown man created consid
cradle disturbance in the crowd by shout
ing Vengeance against the Emperor.
He was taken into custody. No arms
were found on his person.
The Duke of Montpensier, of Spain
has been convicted Of the killing Of the
Count Henry Bourbon, In duel, and
sentenced to months exile from Madrit
and six thousand dollars fine.
Intelligence was received in London or
the 18th that President Lopez, O
Paraguay, had been. surrounded, and, re
fusing to surrender, he was killed by q
Brazilian lancer. The mother, sister, and
children of Lopez were captured.
A telegram from Captain General De
Rodas, dated Puerto Principe, April 10
states that every day numbers of the
enemy were coming into the Spanish camp
and claiming the protection guaranteed BY
the amnesty proclamation. The rebels
were everywhere In confusion. De Rodas
announces that the insurrection IL morally
though not virtually ended
A Montreal dispatch of the 18th says
Although there seems no doubt that an
extensive movement has been going on
among the Fenians on the Eastern from
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