The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-05-09
The Portuguese Government has ordered all

| The Portuguese Government has ordered all
Carlist refugees out of the country.
The Carlists in Spain continue to burn rail
way stations, tear up tracks and destroy tele-
graph wires. The Government is sanguine
that the instruction will soon DO suppressed.
Nj. Barodets election continues to cause
much anxiety in Paris, and the tenor of all
the advices received from there indicate that a
serious conflict is threatened.
The Worlds Fair at Vienna was inaugurated
on Thursday, May 1, by the Emperor of Aus
tria, in the presence of the members of the inn
perial family, royal and illustrious guests, and
state and civic dignitarics The weather was
unfavorable, but the crowds of people
from all parts of the world who
witnessed the imposing ceremoies were
immense, filling the rotunda and TRANSCRIPTS
of the building and portions of the grounds
surrounding it. At 8 o'clock the Emperor
Francis Joseph entered the rotunda with the
Crown Princess Victoria of Germany, on his
arm. He was followed by the German Crown
Prince, Frederick William, who escorted the
Empress Augusta. After them came the
eldest son of the Prince accompanied by the
Prince Imperial of Austria. The Emperor
took his seat on the throne, when the COM
bined bands, numbering several hundred musi-
clans, performed an Austrian hymn, which
was succeeded by the Prussian anthem
amid the cheers of the multitude.
After the formal ceremony of Inaugural
ton had been gone through with, and
Francis Joseph, Archduke Charles and others
delivered their little speeches, the Emperor
and Empress, followed by distinguished per-
sonages, traversed the western and eastern
wings of the exhibition building, being re-
ceived everywhere with thunders of applause.
Having completed the circuit of the exhibit
tion they departed amid salvos of artillery
and the cheers of immense crowds gathered
outside the building. 1t will be the end of
June before the show can be in full operation.
On the LIST inst. 1000 drays, laden with arti-
cles for the Exposition, were between the
frontiers and Vienna, and only 200 can be I'M
laden day.
The Turkish Government has ordered 400
600 rifles from the United States.
Italy has been having Ministerial crisis.
Garibaldi is alarmingly ill.,
mutiny lately occurred among the Carlist
prisoners on one of the Canary islands, and
many of them were killed by the guard.
Spain is rapidly enrolling volunteers for
service against the insurgents, and promises
soon to have an army of formidable strength
in the field.
The earth at San Salvador il still shaking,
and buildings which withstood the..shock of
the earthquake, among them the Government
Palace, on March 4, have fallen. Many of the
inhabitants who returned to the city, in the
belief that the worst was over, have been hurt.
and some of them have gone mad.
Hon. James L. Orr, United States Minister
to ST. Petersburg, died in that city on the
night of the 9Th inst, of inflammation of the
lungs.
A Vienna dispatch says: Rapid progress
has been made in the arrangements of the in
terror of the exhibition building since the
opening All the departments are filled with
goods except that of the United States
which is still empty. Great indignation is
felt by American exhibitors at this state of
things.
The Sultan of Turkey has forbidden the ex-
portation of horses from certain portions of
his empire for period of seven years.
Pere Hyacnthe performed mass in private
building in Geneva, the other day, in presence
of congregation of 1900. A decree of ex-
was pronounced subsequently
against those who attended.
Canada is threatening the expulsion of the
Jesuits.