Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-12
Foreign Intelligence.

The Paris Orgeinl Journal Of The 5fh an
nounccs the appointment u Gen. Du Barail 10
be Minister Of War, In place u Gen. Dccis-
sey, which completes The reconstruction Of the
Cabinet
The French Assembly has voted 10 rebuild
the Column yendofns.
The Spanish Cortez assembled at Madrid on
the 3lsi, and the session formally opened
fyy Senior Pigueras, President Of the Ministry,
with speech Ia which be maintained the right
OF the Spanish people To choose their osn Gov
ernrnent senior Orenss, 3 Federal Republican,
was elected President Of the Cortez.
A special from Berlin 10 the London Times
III ibe I'd, says that The German Government
was dissatisfied with President NacMahon's
address to the French Assembly, and would
not enter into regular diplomatic relations
With his Government until satisfied that
France would faithfully adhere 10 the treaty
Of Frankfort.
The International typographical Union met
at Montreal. on the I'd. One hundred and
twenty delegates were preacnt The following
officers we're elected for the ensuing year:
President, W. X. Msckean, Washington; First
Second Vice President, w. g. johnson, Troy;
Secretary and Treasurer, John Collins, Gin
cinna,i; Corresponding Secretary, J. Il law.
kins, Memphis.
A telegram from Shanghai, received on the
Sd, giycs some particulars Of the capture OF
Tallefoo, In southwestern China, aud adds
that the victorious forces fell upon their cap
.iyes and massacrcd thirty thousand The
Sultan poisoned himself rather than fall into
the hands Of his enemies.
Information was recently received from
Minister Delong To the effect that religious
federation In Japan had not been dccrccd. The
laws and edicts against Christianity had not
been abolished, but orders had been Issued for
return of the banished Christians to their
homes, and for the removal Of offensive pro-
carnations against Christianity.
A Berlin dispatch Of the ID says Asiatic
cholera had appeared In two villages in West
Prussia, having been communicated from Rus.
sian Poland. A rigid quarantine Of the in
fected districts had been established.
President MAcMahon Issued proclamation
10 the French army on the Sd. 10 which he
said: 1.-The choice VI the President Of the Re-
public from your ranks shows the confidence
Of the National Assembly In your loyalty"
The President also Issued an order appointing
General LAdmirsuit, Military Governor Of
Paris, to the command Of the Army Of Yer
sallIes. fH f.f,s
Special dispatches 10 the London Times Of
the 4th contradict the reports that there was
less cordiality In the relations between the
French and German Governments since the
election Of MaeMahon.
Carlists and Republicans In Spain have
agreed To regard the Northern Railway, held
by the former, ~ ncutral line. This allows
travel and traffic not contraband Of war to be
freely resumed.
A strike OF the employees Of the Great West
sm Railway Company In England has recently
taken place. Some 500 Of the men quit work.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Timx says the second great settling day on
the Vienna Exchange proved better than had
been anticipated. Tho number Of insolvents
vas increased BY about half hundred, though