The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-15
Foreign.

The Vlrginius was captured with all on
board by the Spanish gunboat Guanarc, at
Rio jana, on the lst ult. She had ITO pas
sengers and crew, who, with the vessels car
20, have been brought to Cartagona de Cuba
Proceedings viii be Immediately commenced
against the prisoners.
The sessions of tie Reichsrath were opened
Wednesday by the Emperor in person. The
Emperor's speech was pacific in its reference
to foreign powers 1t contains no other mat
ter of general interest.
In the election just held for Deputies to the
Prussian Diet the Liberals gain twenty seats.
MADRID dispatches report that the Spanish
Government has advices from Malay of the
capture by Spanish war steamer, in those
waters Of two German merchantmen, having
on board as part OF their cargo 1000 rifles,
intended to be sold to Malay pirates. The
news has created an excited feeling in Gov
eminent circles at Madrid.
GEN. LOWE, republican commander, was
defeated by Carli5ts i'll an engagement on
Sunday last.
The Dominion ministers have resigned ;
the Governor has sent for Mr.. Mckenzie,
leader of the opposition, to form new gov
ernment.
THERE was a rot in Portadown, Ulster, Ire
land, Thursday, growing out of Guy Fawkes
celebration. The police had fight with
Orangemen, and several persons were
wounded.
A LARGE fire III Constantinople destroyed
forty houses.
The ship Tangore has arrived in London
| from Australia with f400, 600 in bullion, nearly
| all of which is for America.
| The Spanish ship Murillo, seized at Dover
for sinking the emigrant ship Northfeet, has
| been condemned, and will be sold at auction.
| AN explosion in the fire works factory at
Lambeth, Scotland, killed eight persons.
| SENIOR RIAs RosAs, well known politician,
| dead.
! THE revolutions in the several states OF
Mexico are reported guelled.
iT is reported that the French Government
| has recalled the French Consul at Cartagena
The revolution in Sonora is ended, the in
surgents have disbanded, and $50 of their
number have fed to the mountains.
| The steamer VrSinius made an unsuccess-
full attempt to land on the southern coast of
| Cuba, and then sailed for Jamaica.
News from Honolulu to October Is, repre-
SCENTS that the health of King Lunalio Is still
improving, and ali fears for the safety of his
life are removed. His majesty makes his APP
pearance in public daily.
| LATEST adyices from India are a little more
| encouraging. Crops in some districts OF Ben
gal are improving with the continuance of
| favorable weather There are hopes that
famine may be averted or greatly mitigated.
| TIE flood reported in the Iiber is subsiding
and all danger past.
| The Devon and Somerset railroad Eng
land, which has been seven years in course of
construction, is now open to business.
| A DISPATCH has been received announcing
| the total defeat Of the Carlists under Intany
By the national troops.
ALL hopes of the 81 anarchists in France for
the restoration of a monarchy with the Count
de Chambord as King have been given up. Ii
is probable that an extension of the Presi-
dency of Mcmahon will now be voted
| PRINCE BISMARCK has resolved to summon
| the Catholic Bishops who refuse to comply
| with government measures, III relation to Ec-
clesiastlcs to tender their designations.
| Ii is reported that thes approaching mar
riaSe of the Duke OF Edinburg to Princess
Msr1a of Russia, will be solemnized according
to the forms Of the Church of England, and
that the Dean of Canterbury will go to St
Petersburg to perform the ceremony.