Wilmington journal., 1873-08-08
FRIGATES CAP
TURED BY THE GERMANS.
THE HISTORIAN MOTLEY PAR
AIYZED.

PARIS, Ang. 5-Noon.-A dispatch
from Vienna says that Count de Cham
bord received the Count of Paris to-
day. Theirs assures his Republican
friends that they need have no fear
that fusion between the Bourbons
and the Orleanists will be effected.
The French troops entered Nancy
to-day and were received with wild en-
thusiasm.
BERLIN, Aug. 6-Noon.-The Crown
Prince, Frederick William, of Ger
many, is visiting King Oscar of Swe
den.
The German Government has in
structed its representatives in Spain to
cooperate with the English ard French
representatives for the protection of
foreigners and their property, even if
force has to be employed.
The Navy Department to-day re-
aeived telegram from Capt. Wells,
commanding the Shenandoah, dated
Cadiz, August 9Th, in which he says:
! "Cadiz is in possession of the govern
ment forces The Insurgents surren-
dered without fighting. The city is
! tranquil" He says nothing about his
conduct in that port. For this and
other reasons the Department does not
J.
of the 4th, that he ordered the Span
| ish Insurgents frigate Villa de Madrid
to abstain from hostilities and that the
vessel remained. at anchor under the
guns of the Shenandoah.
New YORK, Aug. 6-Noon.-A Lon
| don special SAYS that the election ut
Greenwich to fill vacant seat in the
| House of Commons resulted in Con-
servative triumph. This is the first
instance since 1852 of a Conservative
candidate being elected for this bOr-
ough. The result, which was not alto
gether unexpected, caused great de-
preston in the Liberal ranks. In
well informed circles it is accepted as
virtually deciding the political cam
| paign. 1t is almost certain lndlca-
ton that the Conservatives will return
to power after the approaching gen
eral election with fair working ma
| iority. Ii is already stated on good
authority that Gladstone will not seek
reelection at the hands of his Green
wich constituents, and that he contem-
plates retiring finally from Parliamen-
tary life.
MADRID, Aug. 6-Night. The Ger
mans have captured two insurgent
frigates in the harbor of Malaga.
The insurgents at Cadiz have sur
rendered to the national troops Gen.
Pavia, at the head of the Republican
forces, entered the city yesterday.
Senor Rones has been appointed
President of the Junta at Cadiz until
the arrival of the authorities.
A powder magazine in Valencia ex-
ploded to-day, killing many insurgents
and wounding greater number.
PARIS, Aug. 6-Night.-A dispatch
from Vienna says: 1.-The interview
Yesterday between Count De Cham
bord and Count De Paris was
of most cordial nature. The politi
cal situation in France was nct alluded
to during the conversation.
LONDON, Aug. 6-Night. John La
throp Motley, the historian, has lost
the use of his left side by paralysis.
The Queens speech, proroguing
Parliament, thanked them for the
provision made for the Duke of Edin-
burg.
The best relations exist with the
foreign powers.
The Zanzibar Commission suppressed
the slave trade successfully.
The commercial relations between
France and England have been brought
to satisfactory issue.
The provisions of the treaty OF
| WASHINGTON are being carried out