The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-06-14

! the best authority, that Mile. Christine
Nilsson viii be married 10 NJ. Rouzland, in
that city, early In July next..The insur-
gents have again made their appearance In
the eastern department Of the island OF
Cuba. The war still continues, with no
prospect OF an early conclusion.
ADvIcEs from London state that the at
tendance at the Derby races, on the goth
ult, was simply enormous, and the excite
ment was intense. The race was won by
Cremorne, Brother to Furry second. and
Queens Messenger third ..... The following is
represented as the state of the latest MIN
lsterlal crisis" in Spain: On prese ntation
OF the budget ii was discovered that S2e,-
ooO, 200 had been taken from the colonial
and used in the internal service. II trans
pred that it had really increased the police
spy system. The result of the expenditures
winch sagasta WAS forced 70 display. were
facts which compromise every person of
| prominence connected with the Spanish
government. Serrsno is said to be engaged
Ia a plot to place. the son of ex-Queen isa-
Della on the throne. CASTELAR, is implicated
Ia Ia conspiracy to seize all the coin in the
bank OF spain, while King Amadeus, dis
S OF All Ills advisers, is asking his
iather's advice about the expediency of call |
ing In Prussian add. Lieut.. Fred. Grant. |
son OF the President, was presented TO the |
Ozar Alexander, at Moscow, on the 18th ult. |
ADvIcEs from Spain to the soth ult
represent that the excitement over Ser
ramos generous treatment of the Insurgents
ia biscay is very great, and stormy scenes
III the Certes have served to intensity it,
!, ~ IS PROBABLE that the Marshal. with other
ministers, who have accepted positions in
the new Cabinet, will res gn......An influsn-
I,al meeting was held at the Mansion
mouse, London, on the night of the 3Oth
uIt, at which speeches were made giving
expression OF warm sympathy for the SUI
lerlng lsraelites in Roumania. Resolves
were adopted invoking Her Majesty's Gov
81 to interpose for the protection of
TIE prosecuted race in that country against
he outrsges of the populace. CHATEAU, the
communist who sat fire to the Tuileries. /
las oeen tried at Paris, and sentenced to be i.
hot
The race for the Oaks stakes took place d
i the EPSON meeting, London, on Friday C
asst and was won by Reine.....Six persons a
'ere killed by the explosion of powder y
isgszlne, In Shropshire, England, on the n
ISL UT Clara Louise Kellogg the Ameri- r,
an prma donna, sings in Buckingham "
aiace on the 10th of June..".The weather =;
iroughout England is fair and favorable for -
rowing croTs......Adyices from Spain state 6,
lat the excitement which was occssioped -
Marshal Serrano's lenient treatment of -,
lie Carllsts has subsidized, and better feel w. w.
y prevails IN the Cortes. 1t is now stated 80
at Serrano will assume the duties OF Pr,si-
mt OF the Ceuncl...... The London Lancet ~
VS. that the report of Bismsrk's serious i'll VIC
'ss is unfounded.
ADvIcEs from Spain represent that Ser. lit
4 4
teriy disorganized the insurgents, who =
gin to suspect their leaders Of tre,cberx BE
- Letters from Havana, dated Nav 81 ISL
'te 1hat formidable plot of the yolun- 81
BIS to attack and burn the Spanish Bsnk DO
d exchange Offices had been discovered -.
q frustrated. 1t is also stated that several IN
pan chiefs had been detected in intriones th'
denver their commands into the hands Of ch'
spanish troops, several Of whom had ma,
On condemned to death and hanged To Col
es, heads downward....Advices from cha
,A,co announce that Gen. Trevino, the Jar
'oIutlonist leader, had been attacked % pas
nterey and badly routed, barely escan;ng ami
n small guard, to the mountains 70
Lucas cotton mills, near Rouen. France l
re burned on the I'd inst, involving n uni
oil l,OOO,OOO francs and throwing I 900 10
rstves out of employment......A duel Gag
fought at Paris, on the I'd inst, between Ian
q oe Oassagnac and NJ. Lacroy, editor Da'
he RGppeL The latter was slightly was
lnded..... Hon. John Sandfeld Mac. thir
aid, late PRIMER of Ontario. died on r. ma
INST, at Cornwall, Can. .....
RIEsTEN GERsrAAckEr, the celebrated Stat
nan traveller and author, died at Vienna.
Monday, June 3, aged ST.. Charles
er, the celebrated Irish novelist, died at r
ste, on Monday, June s, aged 63 49,. The tho
sh Parliament is still engaged in dc. ~
ng the supplemental article TO the Wash emu
on Treaty go: The Empress Eugene Will six Six p
r.. England shortly, on visit to Spain. NV
Inc irish National Band numhar;nn T.
pieces will sail for r. D.. !,"S Lawf
,y.ol - 40 'no boston jubilee Matu
"'0a IA Tallroad collision between Legal
and Mayence killed nine persons and F Fract
ed many others. Ton