The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-07-04
Foreign

| bill for the compensatory emancipation OF
Cuban slaves is to be submitted by the Spanish
Government to the Cortes.
The Carlists were badly defeated by the
Republicans at Estella, Spain. Their loss was
| 600 killed and 800 wounded, while the Repub-
lcans lost only four killed and sixty wounded
| e. b Eddy a lumber dealer of Ottawa, On
tario, has failed for 81 ,000,e0
| Dublin was the scene of frightful riot on
the It'll of June, Of which full accounts have
| been received by mail. The occurrence Of q
large fire gave the lower classes a coveted op-
portunity for plundering and disorder. About
| 30, 900 of them gathered in the streets, over
powered the police, drove away the fire.
engines, and stoned several priests who at
| tempted to recall them to reason. The fury of
the mob was heated by liquor which they
! pllaged from neighboring wine-stores. After
smashing things generally, the rioters were
subdued by the interference of the military,
but only after a brutal fight, in which they
| fought with bricks stones, and bludgeons.
Spanish items The report Of the capture
of Gen. Nouvillas was premature.-Senor
Rubio has been appointed Minister to Lon
y
credentials Rubo is styled 1.-The Representa-
| tive of Spain to England" instead of to
Her Majesty the Queen of England" All the
representatives of Spain to the Powers which
| have not recognized the Republic are SINH
| larly accredited Carlist leader Saballs
| has had three of his officers shot, and others
| are condemned to death.-In the city Of
| Seville the extreme Radicals have risen and
| erected manifestations disturbances are
reported in Malaga. The populace rose
| against the authorities and killed the Mayor.
| News comes by way of st. Petersburg that
the Khan of Khva has capituated to the Rus
sian forces, and that the capital of the Khan
ate is now occupied by the Czars troops.
Holland and Acheen are about to enter into
| negotiations for the peaceful settlement of
| their quarrel.
Japanese farmers are advised by the news
papers of Japan to use the labor-saving agri-
cultural machinery produced by the United
! States.
The Catholic clergy of Brazil are forbidden
by the Council of State to publish the bulls of
the Pope until the Government has accorded
its permission, and the same authority deny
| any civil effect to sentences of excommunica-
ton.
Hiram Powers, the eminent American sculp-
| tor, died at Florence, Italy, on the 9th of
June, aged &c. He had resided in Italy since
1885,
The crisis in Spanish affairs still continues.
Senior Margall has succeeded in constructing
a compromise Cabinet, aud has appealed to the
| 4. ia
Carlists lately surprised and defeated Casta-
mons command near Pampeluna AS an offset,
Don Alfonso's army has been beaten by the
Republican troops. Finding themselves
worsted in the appeals to arms which they
made to support their aggressons on the
Acheenese, the Dutch have descended to me-
gotations. They offer to repay the Acheenese
Government the costs of its defense, and re-
imburse it for all the damage done by the
Dutch troops, and to respect its religious and
political rights, provided it will grant Dutch
traders privileges similar to those which they
enjoy on the neighboring islands.
In the district of Bosnia, Turkey, 270 Chris
tians have been murdered within period OF
six weeks by Mohammedans, and complete
anarchy prevails. Many Christians are flying
from the country.
Venice and the neighboring towns of North
ern Italy were recently shaken by an earth
quake. In Feetto, a little town of Piedmont
church was shaken down and thirty-eigh
persons killed; and near Vittora, fourteen
persons were killed.
The Vienna Exposition building has been
second time flooded by a violent rain-storm
The American gallery was badly damaged
The roof of the Chicago Restaurant was driver
in, aud the contents ruined.
The capital of Khiva was occupied by the
Russian forces on the 10th of June. TIL,
Khan Of Khiva fed to Yumandow