Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-08-18

throughout England continues fair, and
American vessel, which had been abandoned
at sea, has been towed into Penzance. She
had an extremely valuable cargo of par
afine.
A RIOT took place in Dublin on the even
ing of the 9Th inst The friends of " amnes
ty' attempted to get up meeting, but were
dispersed by the police after a fight of half
an hour. Many persons were severely IN
jured. 1t is said the question of the pro
longation of the powers of Theirs as Chief
Executive will be allowed to go by default.
Gen. Vinoy, in communication to the
official journals, expresses with much
warmth his gratitude for Englands generosi-
ty during the late war. He names the bat,
tle-felds in which the valor and humanity
of the English was equally conspicuous.
The NY. Herald publishes a private letter
from the Empress Eugene, observation-disclosures,
June 27, upon Trochu's character, and which
animadverts on him severely for his defense
of the French Assembly. She says he be-
trayed the republic, and was equally false
to the empire. She charges him with
knowledge of the plans of the revolutionists,
Sept. 4, which frustrated the engagement for
intervention to which certain powers had
tensity of feeling against Germany increases,
and the feeling of the entire nation is for
another war as soon as France has recovered
her strength.
IT is reported that Napoleon is to take up
his residence in Switzerland. foot and
mouth disease has broken out among the
cattle in the county of Meath, Ireland, and
is of an extremely violent type......Abill has
passed the French Assembly to compensate
the inhabitants in the different departments
for losses suffered during the Wharf.-The
riots in Dublin which occurred after the ar
rival of the Prince of Wales, were all sup
pressed without loss of life. The populace,
however, are very bitter against the Prince.
.....A Lower California company has pro-
posed to Theirs to receive all Communist
prisoners as colonists. Theirs has promis ed
to lay their offer before the Assembly.
THE committee of the Berlin exchange has
refused to allow the quotations of the New
York city loan in the official stock list......
Advices from Italy report Garibaldi suffer-
ing more than ever from wounds. He is
disabled from leaving the bed, and when
airing it is necessary that he be moved about
in hand car......The French Minister of
| Finance has paid to the Swiss Government
| 5000 900 francs for the maintenance of the
army of Bourbaki while it was informed in
that country. The payments will be con-
tinued by the French treasury at the rate of
100000 francs fortnightly, until the entire
Indebtedness is liquidated. An order has
been given that all the French material of
war held in Switzerland shall be returned.
......Private mail dispatches from France
state that there is serious discomfort in the
ranks of the army among the old imperial
lists, recently prisoners in Germany, and the
new element called into being by the Theirs
Government. 1t is also generally believed
that Gambetta is plotting against Theirs,
and that nobody need be surprised should
the eloquent advocate suddenly seize the OPP
portunty to proclaim himself once more
| dictator.