The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17

The new Canadian Cabinet Il composed as
follows: Alexander Campbell, Minister Of the
Interior, Jom connoi, PostlaStf General;
7. z. Gibbs, Ninister of Inlapd Revenrs;
Hugh Macdonald, Minister Of Militia. as
A Paris dispatch of lAe 4th says that tie
Duke Do Bromont's Libel Suit against the pro
prietors Of the Americas Registe, Dc that dts
and the New York Herald has been decided ff
favor Of the plaintiff. The Register is con-
demned to pay 5000 francs damages, and q fine
of $500 francs, and the proprietor of the
Herald to pay COCO francs damages, and 1000
francs fine.
A Madrid dispatch of the Sd says that
In consequence Of the passage Of the bill abol-
ishing Constitutional guarantees, the Irrecon-
cilable Deputies had withdrawn from the
Cortes, which action had served to restore
quiet In Madrid.
In the Spanish Cortcs on the Sd, the Con-
stitutional Committee submitted its draft Of
Federal Constitution for the Republic. It
provides that the President shall hold Office
for four years, and for one term only; also,
that Spain he divided into eleven States, Cuba,
Porto Rico, and the other colonies being de-.
nominated Territories.
News has been received from Honduras, that
the filibustering steamer Gen. Sherman had
landed a revolutionary party, headed by E.
Palacios, at Utilla, Honduras. The Govern
ment of Honduras had been overthrow by
them and a new one installed. Palacios and
his followers were marching on Guatemala,
and it was thought they would overthrow the
existing Government of President Barrios and
re-establish that of the Jesuit or Church party.
A special from Vienna says that the Empe-
ror of Austria will visit the Car in December.
The American Legation at Madrid gave a
grand banquet on Independence Day. Among
the distinguished guests of Minister Sickles
binet, the foreign representations in Madrid,
and the President Of the Cortes.
recent Madrid dispatch says that the
Spanish Government has decided to employ
every resource to crush the Carlist insurrec-
ton. A proclamation will be issued giving
the insurgents five days to surrender to the
Republican forces, after which time cordons
will be drawn around the insurrectionary dis
tricts and the civic campaign commenced.
The Vienna Exposition building was dsluged
by another severe rain storm ON the 5th, dam
aging considerably the goods in the United
States department, and running the silks in the
French section.
1t is officially announced that the Khan of
Khiva and all his Ministers, who fed from the
capital upon the approach of the Russian
troops, have returned and submitted to Gen.
Kaufman, beseeching his clemency, and i'm.
| ploring his merciful consideration. The Gen.
eral, pending his disposition of their cases, has
placed them under guard.
The Shah of Persia left England on the 5th
and arrived at Cherbourg, France, on the
same day, where he had brilliant recep-
ton. m..- .-" - r-
The Pope had SO far recovered on the 5th as
to be able to walk about unsupported by At
tendants. so. -- ssr .'r. .
A Madrid dispatch Of the 9th says that Wig.
| orous measures taken by the Government had
prevented the declaration of independence
which the Irreconcilables were intending to
issue at Barcelona.
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the Sultan of Turkey intends to make a long
visit to the Khedive Of Egypt.
The landing Of the shore end Of the new At
lantic cable at Hearts Content was successful
ly accomplished on the 4th.
| In a recent conversation between the Elk
Empress Eugene and a correspondent of thu
New York World, the former is reported t.
have said: Snow that the wretched Theirs Il
gone, all moves well. MacMahon is prudent
and loves France. The future, said Eugene
is ours, and France will lead the reaction
against forces which have seemed to threaten
the existence Of society and religion through
out Europe. She saw in the future France
again at the head Of the nations; the robbers
driven out of Rome; the Pope restored; Ger
many divided into harmless States; Austri.
again strong"
Dispatches from Khiva, received on the 7th
a desperate resistance, was fired and destroyed
by the Russians. Kilai, which surrendere,
without firing a shot, was spared. The victor
found in Khiva 10000 Persian slaves, many o
whom claimed the protection Of Russia.
The steamship City Of Washington, from
Liverpool June "a, for New York, struck o.
Gull Rock Bar, Port Lebear, seventy mile
west of Sambro, on the afternoon of the 5th
in dense fog. All the passengers and crew
were landed safely. The ship was likely t.
become a total wreck.
The East.
Gold closed in New York on the eth at 115]
@1l51.
Woodruff, Clafiu and Blood have been in
dicted under the Obscene Publication act O
1873
Governor Dix has vetoed the New York an,
Brookly Bridge Bill.
The condition of Vice-President Wilson, OF
the 3Oth, was such as to again cause hi
friends much apprehension as to the final re
suit.
Clinton L. Merriam, of New York, has sen
his back pay to General Spinner with directions
to convey it into the Treasury, which ha!
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