Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-08-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


letter Of the 31st tltimo says:
ssMr. Motley's friNkds have for some
time known that his health was deli
cate, and they will not be surprised to
learn that he is confined 70 his hotel by a
somewhat serious attach He has had
slight paralytic stroke in his right
side, which Occurred as he was taking
Lady Margaret Beaumont to dinner.
He was at once carried to his hotel, in
Dover street, and has not sincele the
room. His physicians do not regard
! his case as serious, nor likely to trouble
for any length of time.
'Mr. Morbray Morris, for many years
MANAGER Of the London Times, is ex-
ceedingly ill,with but little hopes of re
covery.
LONDON, August Ism. Rouher and
and number of other prominent French
imperialists are at Chiselhurst celebra-
ting fete.
Intelligence has reached here that &
treaty of peace between Paraguay, Bra
xii and the Argentine Republic have
been signed. -
Dispatches from various places ir
Germany where the cholera prevails
state that the disease il Increasing il
violence.
Six hundred French Imperialists met
at Chiselhurst to-day, and celebrated
the fete day Of the late Emperor. Prince
Louis Napoleon asade speech, in the
course of which he said: ssPlanting my
self as an exile near the tomb Of the
late Emperor, l represent his teachings
which may be summarized in the mot
to govern for the people by the PEG
pill" The Prince was loudly cheered
The meeting was most enthusiastic.
( FRANCE.
EARLY PROCLAMATION OF THE MONARCHY
New York, August 15.-A specia
from London to the World, dated thu
18th says: .
It is stated upon the highest authori
| ty that Count De Chambord has an
nounced his resolution to accept the
the constitution for France, prepared by
the members of the Right of the "A
sembly and himself, and that he vii
rule both by the will of God and thu
good will of the people. The proclama
ton of the Monarchy will be made il
about two weeks. ...s
| CUBA.
| HAVANA, August 15.-For the las
three days rumors have been widel,
circulated of disturbances to take plac'
here, creating intense excitement.
| The publication by the Captain Gen
eral of the telegraph from the Colonia
Minister of Spain, assuring the peopl
they need have no fear of the results 0
the reform measures in prospect 70
Cuba, has had the effect to restore con
tidence and tranquility.
GERMANY.
! BERLIN, August 15.-The Nortl
German Gazette stigmatizes as a dis
gushing invention the report in certain
American newspapers of an interview
with Prince Bismarck, in which tn
Prince is made to say he would exti1
pate the idea of a God and substitut
that Of State. 1t declares that Bis
marck never used such language or ad
vocated such sentiments, and believe
the falsehood originated in the machina
ton of the Jesuits.
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| MADRID; August 15.-Tho Corte,
has approved the bill calling $4,000
reserves into action against the Carlis
and Republican insurgents.
i It is reported that the crew Of tn
| British steamer Deerhound, seized b,
the Spanish man-of-war for landing
arms for the Carlists, will be tried 70
piracy.
One thousand insurgent refugee,
from Valencia have landed on the coas
of Alicante, and are levying contri
buttons on rich towns
| BAYoNNE, August 15.-Despatches
have been received at the Carlist head
quarters in this city, announcing tina
the town Of Berga has been captured
by the Royalists.
Eight hundred Galician Socialists are
marching on Portugal, in which country
they hope to find sympathizers with
| their ru0yamopt 'f 't