Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-10-16
Foreign Intelligence.

Paris dispatch OF the 30 eays me city on
that day had been full OF exciting and conflict
ing rumors, looking to the speedy establish
ment Of the monarchy. Count de Chambord
would issue manifesto shortly.
A Rome, Italy. dispatch Of the Sd says that
the Pope, on the preceding day. In All address
10 a delegation, had used the following
language: ''Confusion had entered the eEcmy's
camp. They strive TO induce me TO leave
Rome, but never will. :" f"
special dispatch Of the ID says that Cen
trail Asia had become In an extensively dis
turbed condition. A civil war had been raging
In Kbokan against the ruler. The Turcomans
Of the desert around Khlsa were obstinately
fighting the Russians; the Afgbans were fight
ing the Pcrrians, and Yakoub Bey was Sighting
the Chinese in tie extreme limit OF that En-.
pire. Bokhara seemed TO be the point Of con-
tention /, was said that the Russians would be
compelled IN seh defense TO take the same
course toward Bokhsra which bad recently
been taken toward Khlya, and reduce II tcthe
condition OF q Russian dependency.
A dispatch from Cartagcna, Spain, OF the
I'D, says that the insurgent frigates had not
been much injured during the late lombard
ment OF Alicante, and that they proposed
soon 10 attack Valencia.
London dispatches Of the ID say that Par
lament had again been prorogucd until De
eernber iG Adyiees from the Cape OF Good
Hope are to the effect that sickness had
broken out among the troops on that coast.
Out Of one detachment Of l04 marines, 30
were In the hospital. A chimney 30 feet
high, Ia the village Of North1eet, had fallen,
killing five persons and manning dozen
Others.
A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt, Of the
4th says financial panic had prevailed In that
city for several days. -
A special dispatch from Paris Of the 9Th,
states that $50 deputies Of the French Assem-
bly, had pledged themselves 10 support o mo-
ton for the restoration Of the monarchy.
Thiers had consented 70 the proposed alliance
between the Republicans and Imperiaiists rs
the only means Of preventing the restoration OF
Che monarchy with Count de Chambord as
Henri v. "5
A Madrid dispatch Of the 9TH says that Gen
era Noriones had offered the Carlists battle
before Esieila. They refused TO fight and had
hastily evacuated The place, which was imIne-
digteIy occupied by Government forces
A Paris dispatch OF the 9th Gays the trial Of
Marsiial Baxsine, by courtmartial, for miscori-
duct at Forbach and Metz, bad been com
mcneed CD the morning Of that day The i'm.
preston prevailed that be would be condemned
10 death and then pardoned.
New York correspondent, writing from
Dundee, Scotland, recently, has reiterated the
story Of the poisoning Of Capfain'fiall, OF the
Poie.is, aud indicated Professor Bessels, OF
the expedition, 40 the person who
committed the deed. Ia order TO ar
rive al the facts In the case, the
Secretary Of the Navy, according TO dis-
patch VI the 9TH, had Instituted another exam
instion Of the survivors
A Madrid dispatch Of the 7th says that on
that day column Of 1900 Insurgents had
made desperate sortie ffom Cartagcna, but
were driven back With heavy losses in killed
aud wounded A dispatch had been received
ri the Ministry Of War, from Gen. Noriones,
announcing great victory over large body
Of Carlists Ia Navarro.
A London dispatch Of the 6th states that
there had been an extensive riot In Cornwall,
IA consequence Of the arrest Of couple 81
miners by the police. Several hundred had
attempted 10 rescue their comrades; build
ings had been Quilted. and several Of the police
hsd been taken 10 the hospital badly hurt
The East
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