The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-14

AsnANTEE ATTACK EXPECTED.

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to-day from ports on the west coast of At
RIGA. She brings dates from Cape Coast
Castle to 23d Jnne. Thirty thousand Ash
antees were encamped within fifteen miles
of town and an attack was looked for dali
ly. The English defensive force was small
and achievements were on their way to
town but they were not expected to arrive
there before the 9th of this month.
Departure OF HONORARY VISITORS.
The Czarewitch and Princess Dogmar
took leave of the Queen yesterday and de-
parted for Darmstadt.
ITTLfAN PARLIAMENT
ROME, idly 12.
The Italian parliament has been proro-
gued to-day. 1t is expected that the Pope
will soon bestow Cardinal hats upon Arch
bishop Manningof England and two Amer
lean Archbishops.
EARTHQUAKE AT ROME.
Slight shocks of earthquake were felt
yesterday in this city and adjoining towns.
TIE SULTAN DECLINES.
vienna, June 10.
The Sultan has declined the invitation of
the Emperor Francis Joseph to visit Vienna
Exposition, assigning as reason that the
affairs of the state prevent his leaving Con.
stantinople.
DIsGRACEFUL SCENE IN THE NATIONAL AS.
sEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, July IL.
A tumultous scene took place in Assem-
bly, to-day, and disorder finally became SO
great that NJ Buffet, President, was OBJ
liged TO suspend sitting. Upon the resump-
ton of the session NJ Gambetta assembled
the tribune and proceeded to address the
Assembly in defense of his speech deliv-
cred at Granable. NJ Ernnaut Minister of
Justice, protested against the charges of
Gambetta and the government he said was
willing to accept debate upon its policy
at any time
THE WRECKED STEAMER.
HALIFAX, July 12.
A despatch from Point lie Bear states
that weather continues unfavorable for the
operations of the divers at steamer city of
Washington. The steamer M. A. Starr
arrived there at 10 o'clock this morning
and sailed again for Halifax at 9 o'clock
with remaining steerage passengers, Cap
tans officers and crew.
THE DRuMMoND CoLLIgRY.
To date $11 500 haye been contributed to
the Drummond Colliery relief fund. Pres
ence of fire was so observable few days
ago that an opening by walling in of slopes
had TO be sealed up again. There is now
very little if any hope of saving the old
works except by filling them Mith water.
ALL QUIET IN IRELAND.
Dublin, JulE 10.
Everything passed off quietly in London
Derry and Belfast yesterday. There was
no disturbance in this city.
ARMY INSTRUMENTATION.
MADRID, July 10.
Gen. Nelarde, with seven batallions has
arrived. Before Alcoy he was obliged to
arrest thirty of his own men for insubordi-
nation.
LONDON, July ~.
CARIIsT VICTORY.
Another brilliant victory for the Carlists
is reported near Ripoll, Catalonia, by
forces under Don Alfonzo and Siballs. The
Republicans lost 800 prisoners, 100 killed
and wounded, two pieces of artillery, and
all their baggage. Gen. Cabrinetti their
commander was killed.
MADRID, July 12.
ANOTHER CARLIsT VICTORY.
The defeat of the government troops
unner Gen Cabrinetti by the Carlists COM
manded by Saballo, is attributed to lack
of discipline in the republican force The
troops which were captured by the insur-
gents surrendered almost without firing a
shot
BAyoNNE, July 10.
CARLIsTs CONSTANTLY RISING.
AuNlces received mere from CafllSt sources
state that the nsurgent chief Sierra with a
band of 500 men, including So cavalry, has
crossed the river Ebro and entered Old
CASTLE, where he is organizing rising of
the Carlists. There is much agitation in
Burgos and many of the inhabitants of
that province are enlisting under the banner
of Don Carlos. Several bands of Carlists
have appeared in the province of Leon.
There are three chiefs in Golicia, each at
the head of an organized force.
The Goodrich Murder.
New York, July ID.
The jury in the Goodrich inquest last
night returned the following verdict: ''We
find that said Charles Goodrich came to
his death by pistol shot wounds in the
the head, inflicted by Lizzie Lloyd King
alias Kate Stoddard, with intent to cause
| death IN the evening of the o()tb or morn