Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-14

political significance al the concession ana
treated Il entirely as q commercial speculation
which II was out Of the ordinary line OF the
policy OF the Government to protect.
There was large popular demonstration In
Seville, Spain, on the I'd, In favor OF the Gov
eminent. The members Of the revolutionary
junfa at Cadiz were under arrest on the 4th.
The city OF Grenada had surrendered to the
Government troops. The Province OF Anda-
iusia was completely pacifed.
A Paris dispatch Of the 4th says there was
much excitement over The fact that Count de
Paris had gone TO visit the Count de Chambord,
and had arrived at Vienna, where he was re-
cciyed by the Emperor Francis Joseph. In
view Of the reconciliation OF the Bourbon and
Orleans branches. 10 which this proceeding
points, the Vigilance Committees Of the Left
and extreme Left Of the Assembly were
holding daily sessions, and were prepared TO
call the leading members Of their respective
parties together when the time comes to take
action.
An earthquake at Valparaiso, Chill, on the
9Th Of July did much damage TO houses and
church buildings. A few lives were lost by
the falling Of walls, and one 1ady died OF
fright.
The French troops entered Nancy ON the 9Th,
and were received with wild enthusiasm by the
citizens
The British Parliament was prorogued on
the 9Th. In her speech the Queen acknowl-
edges her obligations 10 the House OF Com
mons for the provisions by which she was ena-
bled TO promptly meet the obligations impos-
ed upon her by the award OF the Geneva arbi-
traitors. She announced that she was still oc-
cupied In giving effect 10 those provisions in
the Treaty OF Washington which relate to the
British claims against the United States and
TO the interests Of her possessions in North
America.
The German Government has instructed its
representatives in Spain TO cooperate with the
English and French representatives for the
protection Of foreigners and their property,
even II force had TO be employed.
A dispatch from Vienna says the Count dc
Cbambord received the Count Of Paris On the
5th.
The Parliamentary election at Greenwich, TO
fill the seat rendered vacant by the death Of
Sir David Saloman, has resulted in Con-
scryative triumph This Is the first instance,
since 1852 Of a Conservative candidate being
elected for the borough, and the result is ac-
cepted as m almost certain indication that
the Conservatives will return to power after
the approaching general election, with fair
working majority.
Late London papers state that reports from
the agricultural districts Of England were
generally favorable to the hopes Of an early
and plentiful harvest.
dispatch from Vienna says that the inter
view on the 9Th between the Counts de Cham
bord and dc Paris was most cordial, and that
the political situation in France was not al
ludcd to.
Advices from Madrid on the 9th were TO the
effect that the Insurgents ut Cadiz had sur
rendered 10 the National troops. The Gov
crnmcnt troops had rc-occupicd Sorca The
Germans had captured two Insurgent frigates
In the harbor Of Malaga. The Insurgents had
gained possession of Orihucla and threatened
Alicante. A powder magazine in Valencia
exploded on the 5th, killing many insurgents
and woundinga still greater number.
A cable telegram Of the 9th says emigration
from Russia TO America ia increasing. Four
hundred Russians sailed on that date on one
steamer. The movement threatens to depopu-
late some districts In Russia