The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-11

and stoned several priests who attempted to
recall them to reason. Tho fury OF the moD
was heated by liquer, which they plilaged
from %neighboring wine-stores. After smash
ing things generally, tho rioters were subdued
by the interference Of the military, but
only after a brutal fight, i'll which they
fought with bricks, stones, and bludgeons.
Spanish items The report of the cap
ture of Gen. Nouvillas by the Carlists was
premature.-Senor Rubio has been appointed
Minister to London, in place OF Moret y
Prendergast. In his credentials Rubio IL
STYLED "the Representative Of Spain in Eli
gland instead of "to Her Majesty the
Queen of England" All the representatives
of Spain to the Powers which have not rccoS-
nized the Republic are similarly accredited
The Carlist leader Saballs has had three OF his
officers shot, and others are condemned 10
death.-In the city of Seville the extreme
radicals have risen and erected barricades.-
Serious disturbances are reported in Malaga.
The populace rose against the authorities and
killed the Mayor....The Paris S'ecte, Con
servative Republican, organ has been seized.
49, News comes by way of st. Petersburg that
the Khan of Khiva has capitulated to the
| Russian forces, and that the capital of the
Khanate is now occupied by the Cars troops.
80. Holland and Achcen are about to enter
into negotiations for the peaceful settlement
of their quarrel.
JAPANESE farmers arc advised by the news
papers of Japan to use the labor-saying agri-
cultural machinery produced by the United
States. . . Tie Catholic clergy Of Brazil are
forbidden by the Council of State to publish
the bulls of the Pope until the Government
has accorded it's permission, aud the same au-
thority deny any civil effect to sentences Of
communication . Hiram Powers, the emf
ncnt American sculptor, died at Florence,
Italy, on tho 9th Of June, aged &C. lie had
resided in Italy since 1888.
Tie crisis in Spanish affairs still continues.
Senior Margall has succeeded i'll constructing o
compromise Cabinet, and has appealed to the
Cortes to refrain from interpretations. The
Carlists lately surprised and defeated Casta-
mons command near Pampoluna. Isl offset,
Don Alfonso's army has been beaten by the
Hepubiicau troops. 80. Finding themselves
worsted in the appeals TO arms which they
made to support tho aggressions on the
Aclcenese, the Dutch have descended to ne
gotiations. They offer to repay the Acheenese
Government the costs of its defense, and re-
imbursc it for all the damage done by the Dutch
troops, and to respect it's religious and
political rights, provided it will grant Dutch
traders privileges similar to those which they
enjoy en- the neighboring islands. In the
district of Bosnia, Turkey, 270 Christians have
been murdered within a period OF six weeks
by M~ohammedans. and complete anarchy pre-
walls. Many Christians arc flying from the
country. 80 Venice and the neighboring town
of Northern Italy were recently shaken by al
earthquake. In Felctto. a little town of Pee
mont, a church was shaken down and thirty
eight persons killed and near Vittora, four
teen persons were killed. The Vienna Expo
sition building has been u second time flooded
by a violent rain-storm. The American gal
lcry was badly damaged. Tho roof Of I'll,
Chicago Restaurant was driven in, and tho
contents ruined. The capital OF Khiva was
occupied by the Russian forces ON the 10Th OF
June. The Khan OF KhiSa fed TO Yuman'
dow.
The English Government has received dir
patches from Sir Samuel Baker, dated May %
He reports that the Upper Nile region, ~ fi
south as the equator, has been annexed t,
Egypt, and that the inhabitants are orderly
The slave trade has been suppressed. II,
deems his mission a complete success tn,
earthquake in Northern Italy was q NOR
serious affair than at first reported. Nearl!
every village north of Venice counts it's killet
and wounded, numbers of churches are pros
trsted or shaken beyond further usefulness
hundreds Of houses have been destroyed, ant
the people arc e%ncampcd by thousands in thu
fields, having lost their homes, or being afrait
to trust themselves within their uncertain
walls. 1t is announced that President Mac
Mahon intends TO ask the Commission Of Par
dons to remit the sentences of those Com
munist prisoners whose behaviour has beer
unexceptionable since their conviction.