The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-14
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Two recent fires in Valparaiso caused
loss of $500, 600.
Sir John Duke Coleridge has been ap-
pointed chief Justice of the English court of
common pleas.
The Spanish steamship MurillO. seized at
Dover for sinking the emigrant ship North
feet, has been condemned and VIII be sold.
A London dispatch says: The steamship
Sangore has arrived from Australia with 49,
600 pounds in bullion, nearly all of which is
for America.
The German minister of finance has de-
cided to sell 10000, 900 thalers of disused sill
yer to the United States government which is
the highest bidder.
The directors of the bank of England
have fixed the rate of discount at nine per
cent. There is great depression Of stocks on
the list, and the market is fiat.
Five of the men arrested at Aix-le-Bun,
on the charge of being engaged in conspi-
racy to abduct niece of President McNIahon
and holding her hostage, have been convicted
and sentenced to various terms of imprisOn-
ment.
Latest advices from India are little
moro encouraging. The crops in some dis
trcts of Bengal are improving, and with con-
timuance Of favorable weather there-ar hopes
the famine may be averted or greatly nit
igated.
Prince Bismarck, as chancellor of the en-
pire has laid before the federal council an
invitation of the United States government to
Germany to participate in the centennial eXhi-
hibtion at Philadelphia, with recommenda-
ton that it be accepted.
1t is reported that in consequence Of the
DO .ition maintained 10y Count De Chambord
in his letter to De Cheniong, all hopes of the
restoration of monarchy have been abandoned.
1t is probable that the conservative deputies
will vote in favor of prOlOnging the term OF
Office of president Mcmahon.
Madrid dispatches report that the Spauis
government has advices from Manila of the
capture 10y a Spanish war steamer in those
waters of two German merchantmen, having
on board part of their cargo, two thousand
rifles intended to loo sold to Malay pirates.
The news has created an excited feeling in gov
ernmeut circles at Madrid.
The tribunal at Santiago de Cuba, before
which the persons captured on the Virgiuius
were brought condemned Ccrre. Verona, Pc
dro, Cespeds, and Sesus Delso and Gen. Ryan
to death. and they we're shot on the morning
VI Lllt lolAlLli tlAb FAttttL k'NAtA'll tl tAle
cargo of the steamer Nirginius was thrown
overheard or consumed in the furnace before
her capture.
Havana dispatches state that Capt.-Geu
Jauvelar has issued an official address. He
says thereIs nothing OF such pressing interest
to the public good, and prestige and honor of
the nation, as a restoration Of the normal
state OF affairs in the island of Cuba. He
proposes to subject everything to this eleva-
ted consideration within the limit Of the law.
Social questions and eXigencies of the pres
ent epoch Will be the object of special medita-
ton and conscientious study. Notwithstand-
ing war has been initiated he viii seek 10 de-
termine upon the best plan for changing the
| condition Of laborers, keeping in view 'hs
agricultural interests and rights OF proprie-
| tors, the maintenance OF productive industry
/ and general good of the country. He LAYS
! down ar the basis of hts policy the principle
| that the mission Of all government l- 20 pro-
tect, and consequently fears that iuuousider.
ate resolutions and extreme measures viii be