The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-14
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, July l3.--Ihe COrteS yester-
day authorized energetic measures for the
suppression of insarrection in Alcoy.
A paper mandatory at Villa Dande has
been burned by rioters. a qssH s..4.
Messengers from the town Of Granallcrs
Del Wales have arrived at Barcelona with
pressing demands for reinforcements.
BAYoNNE, July 14.-FWe thousand
peasants at Alpena have joined the Carl
lists forces, driven thereto by the excesses
Of the Republicans.
MADRID, July 13.--General Velarde,
with seven battalions, has arrived before
Alcoy. He was obliged to arrest thirty
Of bis own men for insubordnation.,
1t is rumored that the Internationalists
in Cartagena had made themselves masters
of the town, fort, telegraph and railway.
The marines remain faithful to the gov
ernment, and hold the navy. yards.
MADRID, July 14.-The successes Of
the Carlists and the outbreak and atrocities
at Alcoy have awakened a strong feeling
against the insurgents. War meetings are
being held at various points in the province;
notably at Barcelona. where there were
large and earnest meetings Of citizens to Of
fer moral and material support to the gov
ernment in its efforts to suppress the Car
list insurrection. a # bg65s
ssts 80 RUSSIA. ss I'll,
Ten Thousand Slaves Set Free-surren.
fl,{ eq. der Of the Khan. .a Fl
ST. PETERSBURG, July l4.-Dispatches
from Khiya give the following account of
events subsequent to the capture Of the
city. The Khan voluntarily entered the
Russian camp and gave in his submission,
formally declaring himself vassal of Rus
sia. o. q s2aM t2a8a 8$ u e ANsE
General kaufman then restored him to
the throne, and appointed council of adj
ministration to assist him in the government
during the occupation of Khiva by the Rus
sian forces. The Khan, in token of grati-
tude, issued on the Oath of June decree
forever abolishing slavery within his domin-
ions.
General kaufman has sent dispatches to
Teheran notifying the Persian government
0,000 natives of Persia, released from
slavery by tho Khan's decree. IS
aeta .to4 FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, July 13.-The tumult in
the Assembly yesterday over Gambetta's s
speech compelled the President to adjourn
the session. Upon reassembling Gambetta
said France was revolutionary. He
gloried in universal suffrage and accused
the majority Of the Assembly Of trying to
mutilate it. 9kAl1
The minister of justice protested against
Gambetta's charges, and said the govern
ment was willing to accept debate upon its
policy any time. 1l5ssi.si
ENGLAND. iSfF
LONDON, July l3.-The Czarowitch and
Princess Dagmar took leave of the Queen
| yesterday, and departed for Darmstadt.
LONDON, July IA heavy rain-storm
accompanied by sharp lightning swept over
Yorkshire yesterday. Reports from vari-
ousponts state chat the crops We're greatly
damaged by the storms,, and that seyera
persons were killed by lightning. Iasi5
@ ITALY
ROME, July l3.-Slight shocks o
an earthquake were felt yesterday in this
city and at Trasinine, Alatri and Paola.
It is expected that the Pope will soor
bestow cardinals hats upon Archbishop
Manning, Of England. and two Americal
bishops.
~ stlssassa IRELAND.
4 DUBLIN, July l3.--Eyerything passed
off quietly in Londonderry and Belfast yes
terday.z There was no disturbance in thi
city. Prince Arthur has gone to Chris.
tianna to be present at the coronation 0
/ Oscar as King of Norway. aas