Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-06-11
Foreign News

ENGLAND-Great preparations are making
for the reception OF the Shah Of Persia.
A large trades union demonstration took
place in Hyde park, the ID, 10000 people
being present.
FRANcE.-Duke de Broglie, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, has addressed q circular let
ter to the representatives of France abroad
declaring that the difference between the ma
jjority of the Deputies in the Assembly and
NJ. Theirs was not on his foreign, but do
nestle policy, the late Cabinet not offering
sufficient guarantees against revolution IN
the country. The policy of the new Govern
ment, he continues, will be moderate at home
and pacific abroad. All attempts at revolu-
ton will be vigorously opposed without at
lacking existing institutions.
Prince jerome Napoleon has arrived in
Paris.
The ex-Empress Eugene publishes an ap-
peal to the people of France in favor of her
son, the Prince Imperial.
In the Assembly yesterday afternoon, the
left submitted an Interpolation in regard to
the suppression of lie Corsaire, newspaper,
by an order to the military governor OF
Paris. Gambetta caused a tremendous SEN
sation by reading the ministerial circular
dated the 4,h inst, addressed to the projects
of departments. The document enquiries
infinitely into the position of the provincial
press, and suggests nfientially the employ
ment of subsidies and such other means OF
influences as can be secretly brought to bear
for its control. NJ. Beule, minister Of the
interior, admitted the authenticity of the
circular and accepted the responsibility for
issuing it, After a prOtracsed scene of con-
fusion and excitement, a motion supporting
the government was carried by vote of 3o9
yeas against 3l5 nays. The result shows
that the coalition OF the conservatives is
| still unbroken.
GERMANY-The Emperor William is seri-
ously sick, and his physicians have advised
him not to undertake his contemplated Jour
ney to Vienna.
The Asiatic cholera has appeared in two
villages in West Prussia, having been COM
munlcated from Russian Poland 1 rigid
quarantine of infected districts has been es-
tablished.
AUsTRIA-The American Department OF
the Exhibition was thrown open to the pub
lie Wednesday morning. and steam was ap
piled to the machinery exhibited therein
| The novelties surpass those from other coun
tries.
\ ITALY-Eighty-two heads of religious
orders have signed document protesting
against tue bill for the suppression of relig.
ious corporations, and appealing to the pope,
! the law of nations and to God
| SPAIN.-The government has received uu.
merous dispatches from the provinces, con
graduating it on the speech made by Presi
dent Figueras at the opening of the Consti
tutional Assembly.
The Carlists who hold possession of the
northern railway in Spain have signed con
ven ton by which a resumption OF railwa,
traffic will be permitted the Spanish au
thorities agreeing to naturalization of the
line from Miranda del klbo to the frontier
FOR this concession the railway company pay
the Carlists $500 per day.
An attack on Irun was made by the Cur,
of Santa Cruz. The Carlists announce tha
it has been successful, and the town is now
in their hands. The Carlists shot twenty
seven carabneers captured near lrun. Grea
indig 1atiou is felt in Madrid at the atrocity
But the Carlists claim that these men frs
hoisted the white flag, aud then poured
voIley into the Carlists as they approached
For this they were shot down without mercy
The army appears to have suffered severel,
from the intrigues of the monarchsts. Th
column of Gen. Felarde has mutined a
1qualada, and he and his staff only escapet
by flight to Barcelona, the capitol of bi
Government. The garrison at Grenada OF
the 9th instant came into collision with tn
people, and murderous and disastrous en-
counter took place, in which several wer
killed, the soldiers uttering shouts for Dol
Alfonso, during the melee, showing unde
what influences they were acting. Gen. Cabri
netty, who recently gained an importa n
success over the CarlIsts, is now forced t.
march against his revolted comrades at Iqua
lada. The announcement in Madrid of thes
discouraging occurrences had an untowart
political result Senior Figueras, who ha
filled with such zeal and discretion the ofic
of President of the Republic since the alb
dication of Amadeus, made known to tn,
Cortes on Saturday bis determination to re
sign that position, alleging that these events
have made the conditions of the tenure 0
his grave responsibilities more difficult thar
they had hitherto been. Sunday morning
the national Congress again assembled an(
passed resolution definitely proclaiming thu
Federal Republic by vote of 2l0 to 2
The ministry of Figueras, was finally con
tinued.
The trouble in Grenada is ended. Aftel
five hours obstinate fighting, the carbineer
laid down their arms and surrendered to tn,
citizens.
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