Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-06-19
Foreign Intelligence.

IfbAlfO hAbtazLl, tDc luhiihn bthtesHmi, hicu
at ProsiBone on the morning Of the 9th, aged
Is. The Chamber Of Deputies voted national
mourning for two weeks because Of his death
The American Department Of the Vienna
Exposition WAS opened on the morning Of the
5th, and steam applied 10 the machinery. The
novelties surpass those from other countries.
President White, Of Cornell University, and
Ex-Governor H. d. Morgan, Of New York, are
Chairman Of the Bureaus Of Education and
Commerce, respectively.
Prince jerome Napoleon had arrived In
Paris on the 5th, and his presence caused
much agitation In the Hobbies Of the National
Assembly.
The first reception Of President MacMahon,
which took place on the evening OF the 9Th,
was brilliant affair
Information was received In Washington on
the 9Th, that Santa Rosa, an American citizen
who had been imprisoned in Cuba, had been
released.
The Duke de Broglie, French Minister OF
Foreign AGaIrs, has addressed circular letter
TO the representatives Of France abroad, de-
clariug the difference between the majority In
the Assembly and Theirs was on his domestic
policy, which did not offer sufficient guarantees
against revolution. The policy OF the new
Government, he continues, will be moderate at
home and pacific abroad All attempts at rev.
oution will be vigorously opposed without at
lacking existing institutions.
special dispatch TO the London Times
from Central Asia announces the arrival at
Kransordsk, on the 18th Of May, OF the South
Caspian detachment OF the Russian expedition
against Khiva.
Pietr, formerly private Secretary Of the En-
peror Napoleon, denies the authenticity Of the
appeal Of the ex-Empress Eugene TO the
French people, published recently in the Lon
don papers.
special from Berlin on the 9Th says the
Emperor William was seriously sick, and his
physicians advised him not 10 undertake u jour-
ncy to Vienna.
News was received at Madrid on the 7th that
portion OF General yeiarde's troops In Bar
ccIona had mutInicd, and he had saved him
self by fight, and subsequently resigned The
Cortcs ON the 7th elected Senior Orcnz Prcsi-
dent Figucras announced to the Cortes his
determination TO return to them the powers
with which the Assembly had invested him rs
President OF the Provisional Government OF
Spain lie said that the conditions Of the ten
urc Of his grave responsibility had become
more difficult than heretofore. Senior ri Mar
gall was nominated 10 form new Cabinet. On
the sth the Cortes passed a resolution definite
ly proclaiming Federal Republic, by vote
Of 2l0 yeas against . nays.
Prince jerome Napoleon called upon Presi
dent Mac Mahon In Paris on the It'll, and left
his card. The President returned message
acknowledging the courtesy with his compli-
ments. d9tH
A cable dlspatch Of the -iL says the cholera
had disappeared from the country adjacent to
the Danube.
Recent letters from Vienna report that the
following United States Commissions had been
assigned 10 arrange and supervise the cxhibi.
ton In the American department. Very few
Of the exhibitors from this country were pres
ent. On Mining and Mctaliurgy--H Howard
Painter. Agriculture. A. Warder. Food
-E. M. Horsford. Iron and Steele. Men
denhalL Papcr--G, w. Bilcox. Machinery
q. A. Stanberry. Philosophical Instrument.
r.. X. Lines. Musical Instruments IN. NJ
Lowe. Educstion--J. d. Philbrick.
A New York dispatchsststes that the Geneys
award Of ei5. 500 900 Is TO be paid Scptembei
IA Of the present year.
The Alexandra Palace, near London--a mag
ninccnt exhibition establishment named Ii
honor OF the Princess Of Wales-was destroyed
by Hrc on the 9th. Loss, tS,0O0,Q0o. Hevera.
persons were injured. = 800 NJ
al Les 49,.