The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-24
Foreign Intelligence.

A London dispatch says that true bills have
been found against George Bidwcll, Austin
Bidwcll, George Mcdonnell and Edwin Moves,
the Bank of England forgers, and they viii
pc ,rlca at the Una Da,lvy III August.
The prevalence of cholera in Venice is Of
ficially announced.
Eighteen Norwegians, belonging to the
German Arctic Navigation Company's service,
who were left on one of the Spitzenbergen
group of islands, were found dead by the
party which went to their relief.
The Swiss Federal Assembly have elected
Herr Heiglcr, of Zurich, President
In the English House of Commons, on the
Sth, Henry Richard, Secretary of the London
Peace Society, moved that, in the opinion of
the House, Her Majesty's Government should
communicate with foreign powers for the
purpose of improving international law, and
with view Of establishing arbitration as
permanent resort for the settlement of differ
ences between nations. Mr.. Gladstone op-
posed the motion. The House divided on the
question, and the division resulted in a tie
The Speaker gave the casting vote in favor of
the motion, which was adopted.
The second installment of Sc, OOO, 600 of the
delivered to the German treasury on the 9th.
This leaves only about $1O,OOo,OOO more due,
to be paid by the 5th of next September.
A special from Vienna says that an attempt
was made on the Sth to fire the Exhibition
building. Correspondents and other persons
who had returned to London hint that the
building would probably be burned soon.
Recent advices indicate that the revolution in
Yucatan was extending, and the country had
been declared in state of siege. -
The European and American Postal Con.
gress will meet at Berne, Switzerland, on the
9th of September.
The case for the prosecution against the
Tichbornc claimant closed on the 10th, and
the trial was adjourned until the 21st.
In accordance with the treaty stipulations,
the German troops commenced to retire on
the Sd from the French Departments of
Vosges, Ardennes, Mouse, Meurth and Mo-
sclle, and the fortress and afondissement of
Belfort. The Withdrawal will continue IN,
dctachmens antiIthez 15th Of August, .1ht1
the aforementioned country will be entirely
evacuated.
A new Italians ahnethA ben successfully
formed, and is composed as follows: Presi-
dent of Council and Minister of Finance, signor
Minghetti; Minister Of Foreign Affairs, signor
Visconte Venosta; Minister of the Interior,
signor Cantelli; Minister of Justice and Eccle-
siastical Affairs, signor vigiiani; Minister Of
War, Lieutenant General RicotH Magnani;
Minister of Marine, signor saintbon; Minister
OF Public Works, 6gnor Spaventa; Minister
OF Public Instruction, signor scialoja; Min
lister OF Commerce and Agriculture, signor
FINAL. 4asGs a.. 49, 8,s
dispatch from Breslau, Germany, On the
10th, says that violent type Of cholera had
appeared in that city. There had been eight
cen cases, fourteen proving fatal. In Lauter.
burg, y-four miles northeast of stras-
bourg, there were eight cases, four Of which
were fatal. -.
Itwas reported from Berlin on the 18th that
Bismarck was about to retire permanently
from the Prussian Cabinet. He would retain
the German Chancellorship.
A marriage has 6nallI tee8 hrpkhgtd ~.
tween the Duke of Edinburgh and tie Grand
Duchess Maria AlcnndfoRna, only dsSfhter
of the Emperor Of Russia, The Duke thus
foregoes the right Of succession to the aDuehy