The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-09-25
Foreign Intelligence.

Foreign Intelligence.
\ party of Mormon emigrants recently ar.
rived 1T Paris on their way to America. and
were notified by the Project Of Police that il
they attempted 10 hold their religious excr.
ciscs in public they would be expelled from
the city.
BY an accident on the Southwestern Rail.
way, near Guilfo:d, England. on the 9th.
three persons were killed, mud twenty in.
jured.
Further changes have been made in thp
spanish Ministry. Senior Rer-as. who was
frSt named for Minister of Justice, has been
appointed Minister Of Public Works, instead
oi senior tcrvera, and Senior Debrio has re-
cei'ed the portfolio of the Minister of Jus.
ticc.
regiment of Government troops stationed
al berSa, Spain. mutinied on the 9th. and
compelled its officers to leave the city.
Inc insurance on the property DESTROYED by
'ie recent great fire in Havana amounts to
o"iF so!4'coo, nearly all in Eny!s., COMPANIES.
y dispatch of the 9Th says: lowing To the
rapldlty with which the flames spread very
NIUE property was saved. In less than three
hours from the time the fire broke out the
eh'Fc square was mass of ruins. Upwards
OF 100 people who occupied the buildings
are homeless, and nearly all have lost every.
thing. Great distress prevails among them.
and numerous subscriptions have been started
Tor their relief. large amount has already
been raiscd'
Madrid telegram of the 10th Announces
that Saimcron had been elected President Of
The t"rtcs by unanimous vote
no
has received dispatch from Commander
bralne, OF the steamer Juniata, dated St.
.'ohns, y. F., September 10. Commander
SFaine states that Captain Greer, of the
ilSfe>s, reports the camp of the Poiaris found
august II, off I.ittleton Island, about sixty
mites north of Northumberland Island, where
the party rescued from the Polaris supposed
they had left her. The crew had gone south
TWO ron'hs before, in two boats made from
the tlmbers Of the ship. A mouth later the
Polaris sank. The Tigress cruised about
oo'h north and south, stopping at the
settlements, but obtained no news. The
dispatch states that 1.-THE crew of the Polaris
are probably on board of whaler from Cane
York The Tigress left Disco August Is
Tor the coast of Labrador, to continue the
search, aud the Juniata came to St. Johns tu
advise the Department and receive furthe,
orders.
Dispatches received in London on the It'll
from British Consuls in France, Russia, Italy
and Germany report that the cholera was in
creasing in those countries.
senior salmeron, in his speech on taking the
chair as President of the Cortes. urped the
Deputies to give their undivided support te
the administration of CASTELAR,.
A Client (Belsium) dispatch of the 1ott
says a conference of European and American
'uflsconsuits, which had been in session il
'ha' city during the week, had organized as
permanent institute of International law
Three subjects had been discussed, viz: In
ternational arbitration, the three rules of tn,
Washington Treaty, and codification ant
ADOPTION by treaty of regulations relative t.
private property in time of war; The confer
ehce appointed committee to draw I'D ant
Issue manifesto, and adjourned to meet /,
Geneva next year.
a Madrid telegram of the 18th saws the stu
aton there and throughout the country wa.
improving. The Government is said to be ca
paoie OF putting $4,000 effective men in thu
held. The command of the Army of tht
Ncrth had been confded to General Seobala
GENERAL Furon will enter upon vigorous cam
palgn in Catalonia with 10000 men, The re
sources OF the Northern provinces had bee,
exhausted by war and the exactions of thu
Carlists. The Carlists keep to the mountains
Being without cavalry they do not dare to de
scend to the plains in any ccnsidcrabl.
number.
A recent st. John (Newfoundland) dispatch
says grave doubts were entertained as to thu
safety OF the missing crew of the Polaris
Nearly three months had elapsed since the,
eft their camp.
An express train which left Vittoria, Spain
on the morning of the 18th, for Madrid, while
going at full speed ran off the track. Thu
cars were badly wrecked, and seventeen per
sons were killed and seventy wounded Scarce
Iva person on the train escaped unnjured.
raty "-r Unias has been RECEIVED at At the Am
mander Of the British steam-sloop Daphne
announcing the capture, in the Indiar
Ocean, near the Zychelle Islands, of {
slave ship, upon which there had been horrible
suffering. The smallpox had ragged in tn,
ship. and out of 800 slaves taken on board
$50 had died. The remaining fifty were terri
bly, emaciated from disease and want.
Dispatches from the frontier of Spain, or
the l4th, report that the Carlists had defeated
General Santapan Iona, between Sayas and
Nidarga. The Republicans suffered severely
and lost two guns. The Army of the NORTH
was badly crippled by this reverse. The Car
lists were investing Tolosa.
Private dispatches from Madrid on the 15tl
deny that the Republican forces under Genera
Iona had been defeated. On the contrary
the engagement resulted in victory for tn,
Government troops. The Carlists were de
feated with great slaughter. The leaders of tn,
Cartegena insurrectionists were endeavorine
to secure the cooperation of the Carlsts ir
their efforts to raise the siege of that city
General Moriones had been appointed Gen
eralissimo Of the armies of Spain.
The walls of building in Stonehouse, Dew
onshire, England, fell on the 18th, killing
eight persons and injuring several others.
A dispatch from Havre announces the
death, near that city, of the Duke de Riaus.
ores, the husband of Queen Christine, Of
Spain.
Dispatches from Australia report great fire
in Auckland, New Zealand, by which forty.
eight buildings were destroyed. Loss, $780,.
600.
The East.
A mass-meeting Of colored citizens was held
at Cooper Institute, New York City, on the
night Of the 9th, and was addressed BY colored