The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-08-14

the authorities there in behalf OF the Ameri.
cans who were concerned in the alleged kid
mapping Of Lord Gordon.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to buy
$4,000 bonds on the second Wednesday, and
sell 81 SOC, 600 gold on each Thursday during
the month Of August.
A Washington special Of the 4th says Acting
Secretary Of State Davis had stated that the
Department would endeavor to secure the re-
lease on bail of the Minneapolis officers i'm
prisoned at Fort Garry, pledging that if so re-
leased they shall appear to answer in Cana
dian Court when the case is called,
Foreign Intelligence.
President MacMahon prorogued the French
Assembly on the 29th. In his address on the
occasion he guarantees to preserve order dur
ing the. recess, and states that the Government
is resolved to maintain peace, which is frances
greatest necessity. Abiding to the evacua-
ton of soil by the German troops, he makes a
grateful acknowledgment Of the successful
negotiations of President Theirs to that end.
Vienna dispatch of the Goth states
that in the barracks in the suburbs of
that city there had been in one day as
many as two hundred cases of cholera
and thirty deaths. The number of deaths from
that disease in the city was reported at twenty
per day. The same dispatch says there was no
doubt that many Of the highest prizes for
goods exhibited at the Exposition will be
awarded to Americans.
After two hours fighting at Seville, on the
Goth, the Government troops of Spain gained
and held the leading strategic points in the
city. The Carlist force which had been laying
siege to Borga for several days made an attack
upon the town, but met with repulse and
raised the siege.
Queen Victoria announced to the House of
Commons, on the 18th, the approaching mar
rage of the Duke of Edinburgh and the Grand
Duchess Alexandrovna, of Russia, and asked
that suitable provisions be made for him in on.
ticipation of the event. In the House of
Lords, on the Goth, the motion for an annual
allowance Of $685. to the royal pair was
carried unanimously without debate, but in
the House Of Commons the measure met with
considerable opposition.
Bismarck has granted permission to the
Good Templars to establish lodges in Prussia.
A Paris dispatch of the 3Oth ult. says it was
commonly reported that Marshal MacMahon
will retain the Presidency Of the Republic but
six months longer, when he will resign and
return to the command of the army. It Ia
considered certain that the Republican form
Of government will be succeeded by the Mon
archy, and it is deemed essential that Marshal
MacMahon, who possesses great influence with
the army, should be in command upon occa-
sion of the change.
1t is said that women played conspicuous
part in the recent massacre at Alcoy, Spain,
as they did in Paris during the Commune, and
that nothing which occurred in Paris, even in
the last frenzied agony of desperation and
baffied fury, at all approaches the brutal mas
sacre in the former city.
In the British House of Commons, on the
Slst ult, the bill granting an annuity of
ss5,ooO to the Duke Of Edinburgh, upon his
approaching marriage, was passed to second
reading by vote of 1872 to IS.
A dispatch received at Madrid on the even.
ing of the 31st ult. announces that the in.
surrection in Seville had been suppressed,
and the city was occupied by Government
troops.
The German troops evacuated Nancy and
Belfort on the 31st ult., after burning all their
goods which could not be taken away. The
inhabitants OF both cities remained in their
houses while the Germans were leaving.
A dispatch received at Madrid on the LIST
announces ship fight at Malaga, and the de.
feat of the Insurgents, with loss of eighty.
seven killed. The insurgent fleet had sailed
from Almeria, causing great rejoicing.
The Carlist force, 1000 strong, attacked
Portugalite, seven miles from Bilboa, on the
morning of the LIST. The garrison made q
vigorous and successful defense. The Car
lists were defeated with heavy loss, and
driven over the Galinda River. IT was report
ed in Paris on the LIST that Don Carlos had
captured Estella, with the entire garrison,
which surrendered as prisoners of war.
The bill granting EOS 600 per annum to the
Duke Of Edinburgh, on the occasion Of his
marriage, was passed in Committee Of the
House of Commons, on the LIST. .EGta
The Shah Of Persia arrived at Vienna ON the
I'd, and was received by the Empervf.
Abortion, of the Iespits expelled from Ger.
many have f0nnda new home IN LAnaashire,
England. Others have established Themselves
at stouyhurst and St. Buenox. in the North Of
" A d,.1maa Il lseidsat oseostsd on,as morning
of the ID, On TIE Northwestern Railway, neal
Wigan, Lancashire, to the Scotch tourist ex
press train ffom London. Twelve .persons
were instantly killed and thirty woundsd
Among the killed Is Str John Anson. Many o.
the injured would die. .r.r
A Madrid dispatch Of the "a says many per
sons who joinsd the resurrection in thu
South, In favor Of the independence Of can
tom, had abandoned the cause In toniequence
Of the excuses committed BY tte insuss6Ai1
during the Occupancy Of Seville ~ the in6ar'
rectio0ists. Many buildings in various parta
Of the city were burned, and in number Of
the streets every house apastsse was rohbsi.
The conduct Of General CodtzSssi, II b6lll'
harding defepselees towns was producing On
immense reaction In favor OF tie sNstional
Government $50 a Is. s.as s: 5 a. s;a, !.
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