Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-09-12
General News summary
THE OLD WORLD.

A Terry DOaG on lHo 1Huttcs isifOii III 1nuts,
while recently crossing near Kairah, eapsized
and sunk in deep water. She was crowded
with passengers, of whom ninety are reported
to have been drowned.
A Paris dispatch of the 2d says the cholera
had made its appearance among the troops at
Hayre. having been communicated, it was
thought, bv German enigrants enroute for the
United States.
According to Paris dispatch, L. Lemoine
concludes an article in the Journal des De5ats
of the Sd, with the words 'sWe can no longer
reckon on an appeasement of party spirit, and
must dread that the next general election will
prove the beginning of civil war;" Marshal
MacMahon is reported to hav.a said to several
deputies that he had determined never to serve
France uAder the white flag.
1t was said in Vienna on the Sd that special
prizes were to be given several exhibitors who
were accidentally overlooked in the re-
cent distribution. Nearly all the visit
ors from abroad in attendance upon the Ex-
position had taken their departure from the
city.
In an address on the 4th to the French
residents at Lucerne, Switzerland, M. Theirs
said he had devoted his life to the establish
ment of liberty in France. He had endeav-
ored to establish it under the Monarchy, but
had not succeeded, and had come to the con-
clusion that the one excludes the other He
had therefore become a Republican, and was
resolved to devote the remainder of his life
to furthering the permanent establishment
of a Republican form of government in
France.
A Bayonne (France) dispatch of the 4th says
it was announced upon authority that there
were about 10000 Carlists under arms in
Spain.
There was no demonstration permitted in
Paris on the 5th, the anniversary of the pro-
cIamation of the French Republic. American
citizens in that city proposed to display the
United States flag in honor of the occasion,
but the Prefect strongly objected to their idea,
and it was abandoned. The last installment
of the French war indemnity was paid to Ger
many on the 5th.
A Madrid dispatch of the 5th announces that
the Spanish Ministry had resigned.
The French Minister of the Interior has
issued an order prohibiting the publication of
the radical Republican journ al, lie Peupte
.SoeUegai,o, because of the appearance in its
columns of articles melting to disturbances
and contempt for the Government.
According to Paris telegram of the 7th the
French Government had received notification
from Berlin that, France having fulfilled all
her engagements, the occupation of her terri
tory by the German forces was legally ended.
The evacuation of Verdun by the Germans had
begun.
On the 7th the Spanish Cortes elected Senior
CASTELAR, President He received 1873 votes,
against 65 for senor Pi Margall. Before his
election CASTELAR, made the following demands
That he be empowered to increase the army
and purchase 500, 900 rifles, organize the
militia, and impose forced lean, and be fur
nished the means by which he could OBJ
tain five hundred million reals to meet the ex-
penses of the war against the Carlist and In
transigente Insurgents He also insisted upon
being given absolute powers in dealing with
the Insurgents. The Cortes unanimously
voted to confer all the powers demanded.
On the last day of the Vienna Exposition
(September g. the fair was thrown open to the
public, and was visited by 100000 people.
Recent cable dispatches announce that ru-
mors were again afloat at Shanghai, among
lIle CulnCSc, tldG du VI OlSdulAaeAOA "oo III PAo-
gress for general massacre of Europeans in
the interior of China. The reason stated was
that the French Minister would not consent to
certain notifications of the treaty, and that
the Chinese Government had taken this as a
challenge to war, and the Chinese, knowing
the superiority of Europeans in warfare, in
tended to resort to massacre.
The new Spanish Ministry was announced
on the Sth, as follows: Senor CASTELAR,, Presi-
dent, 77ithout PORTFOLIO; Senor Carvajal,
Minister of Foreign Affairs; Bergas, Minister
of Justice; Pedegral, Minister of Finance;
Cervera, Minister of Public Works; Lieuten-
ant General, Sanchez Bregra, Minister of War;
Oneiro, Minister of Marine; Maisonave, Min
lister of the Interior, and Sailor, Minister of
Colonies. President CASTELAR, had decided to
call into active service 100000 of the army
reserve and 900 of the militia. He believes
that with this force twill be possible to estab-
lish order in the country before spring.