The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-23
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Spanish Affairs.
Conspiracy to Establish n Conseryat,v.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the C0rtes

Spanish Affairs.
notwithstanding Of the COrtes.
B1oRR1Tz, June 21.-[Herald special. Ser
rano. Martos, Caballero, Derrodas Gamnde,
Sargoso, and others residing in the neighbor-
hood, are endeavoring to organize moderate
party, and secure possession OF the government
of Spain. They have made overtures 10 tne
Carlists, and to regular regiments in the ser
vice of the republicans, intending, II tney Sc
cure sufficient force, to march on Madrid. Prop
ositions of this nature were made to all the
leading Carlists, who all refuse to have any re-
ation with Serrano or any of his partizans, but
it is believed that many regular regiments OF
the Spanish army are now in the interest OF
this conspiracy. The party pretends to favor
the unitarian and conservative republic. The
Carlists were told that should they not accept
the proposition, the northern provinces wllbe
abandoned to them, and the troops Withdrawn
to the southern side of the Ebro, until the rees-
tabisbment of material order in Spain, when
the invasion of war of conquest against Navar-
re, and the Basque country will be undertaken.
MADRID, June pa private meeting of the
majority of the Assembly was held to-day, at
which Senior ri y Morgall, president of the
council, was present, and delivered strong
speech. He demanded the adoption of vigor-
Gus policy, and that extraordinary powers be
conferred upon the government, in order to en-
able it to deal with the enemies who were con-
spring to overthrow the republic
Senior CASTELAR, asked for vote of confidence
in the government which was adopted, and the
meeting adjourned.
Canadian Pacific Railroad.
TORONTO. Ca, June 21.-The Mail, govern
ment organ, this morning says; 1--WE are in
formed, on good authority, that meeting of
the directors of the Canadian Pacific railroad is
called for the Fourth of July, in Montreal to-
ratify an agreement entered into with parties
in England. 1t is believed the agreement is of
a kind which will commend itself to the board,
and that the country may confidently look for
ward to the success of the enterprise Sir Hugh
| Allan and his associates left England for Cana
da, on Wednesday last, by the steamer .Circas-
sian.
The Vienna Kxgositioa = MIR. Schultz
VIENNA, June 21.-Mr. Jackson Schultz has
retired from the Chief Commissionership of the
United States to the Exposition, and Hon.John
JAY the American Minister, has sent despatch
to Washington, recommending disappointment
of Mr. H. Garretson of Cleveland, o. Mr.. Gar
| retson was one of the suspended commissioners,
and was reappointed by Mr. Schultz as one of
his assistants. Gen. Van Buren, has left Wen
na having abandoned all hope of being reinstat-
ed.
The Emperor Francis Joseph visited the Ex-
position yesterday, and passed through all the
sections. His Majesty manifested great inter-
est in the machinery exhibited in the American
department and spent some time in its exami-
nation.
The weather is intensely hot
Mexican Affairs.
Cry OF MEXICO, June 1.-THE Mexican
press is discussing the question of new minis
try.
The interference of the military is especially
| of Catholic fanatics.
A riot occurred in Morelia, on account of the
| expulsion of the Jesuits.
The Revolution in JaIisco
MATAMoRAs, June 21.-The revolution in ia
lisco, headed by President Agiulas, growing
out of an attempt of the State Government to
collect back taxes, has assumed serious proper
tions, and Gen Palacias has been sent with his
command. to assist in quelling it. 1t is believ-
ed the State government will have to abandon
their collection, or the federal government
must suspend the State government
MINOR TELEGRAMs.
A nolle prosqui has beef entered in the case
of the fourteen woman who voted with Miss
Anthony.
E. M. Sawyer has been appointed postmaster
at Jonesport, Me.
Base ball at Observation-Disclosures IS, At
lantics 2.
Of AZ Polish riflemen attacked with cholera
at Dantzie, Prussia % died.
Several cases of cholera are reported in IRE
vso, Italy
The steamship Malta, from Berlin has arrived
out
An international chess tournament is to take
place at Vienna, July Goth, for $4,000.
The cholera has appeared in the province of
Bulgaria. Turkey.
Tie first case of Asiatc cholera in Washing
ton was reported Saturday. 1t will prove ia
tai.
Saturday as attain was passing on the Grand
Trunk near West Milan, N. H.. a girl aged IS,
named Jennette Corkund, run out of her faith
er's house and threw herself under the. engine
and was instantly killed.
lama county, Iowa, has, by the vote of its
| supervisors, returned its share of Congressman
| Walden's back pay,
| Miss Wood, who was shot by Jewett at
| Nashua, N. H., died Saturday.
| The new king of Sweden expresses his
| friendship for the United States and declares
| his intention of sending his son here when he
| completes his studies
| The Sultan of Turkey is seriously ill.
| 1t is feared that Judge G. F. Hayden of Ari-
IONA and seven companions have been MUIR
| dered by the Apaches.
| The Cunard steamer Marathon was damaged
considerably by fire in Glasgow Friday eve
| ming.
At noon Friday the Great Eastern had payed
| out TAI miles of cable.
Executions have been issued against Gus
| tave Courbet, and they are to be sold by the
| French Government to assist in defrayng the
expenses incurred in reconstructing the Ven
dome Column.
| Bismarck has stated to the German Parlia-
ment that it is impossible under the present
| circumstances to fill the post of the German
envoy to the Vatican.
The funeral of Horace F. Clark took place
| Sunday from the Madison Square Presbyterian
| church, New York.
| Five more bodies have been recovered from
| the Atlantic wreck
A telegram from Port au Prince reports a
ship totally wrecked and the drowning of the
| captain and mate.
| Six steamers are on the way to San Francis
| co with Chinese passengers and $1,000 are
awaiting shipment.
| A negro and white man robbed the house
of Mr.. O'Donnell near Sidney, Neb., on Sun
| day, anddangerously shot his wife. A party
| pursued them and killed them both.
The Republican State Convention of Iowa
| meets at Des Mones Wednesday.
| George Fields, negro, was hung by mob
| at Augusta, Mo-, Saturday, for ravishing q
| young German girl
Commencement at Brown University occurs
| this week
DR.. j. Fl. White, President of the North
| Western Associated Press died suddenly at
| Davenport, Iowa, Saturday.
A despatch from Raleigh, N. c., says. the
| grand jury of the U. S. Circuit Court have
| found AZ true bills and that prominent revenue
officers are among those indicted.
Yellow fever is diminishing in Rio Janerio
| and other Brazilian ports.
The Secretary of the Treasury is Investigate
| ing the recent action of j. W. ButterGeld,
clerk in the I'd Comptrollor's Office, in connec-
| ton with the adjournment of the Montana
| claims.
| MrKopptz, leader of the Globe Theatre or
chestra, Boston, died suddenly in st. John, N.
B., Sunday. His remains We're escorted to the
train for Boston by large procession of his
friends and the Masons visiting there, the
Portland and Bangor bands playing dirge.
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