Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-21
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
ENGLAND.-The report that the present
Parliament will be dissolved next year, is
off tally contradicted.
Rev. thomas Robinson, the eminent Eng
lish divine, canon of Rochester, and author
of several theological works, is dead, aged
80 years.
Mr.. Bradlaugh has gone to Paris en- route
for Madrid with an ad lress from the English
republicans to the SpaniardS
Queen Victoria has gone to Balmoral.
FRANCE. President Theirs has accepted
the resignation of NJ. Goulard, Minister of
the Interior, and NJ. jules Simon, Minister
Of Public instruction. The cause OF their
retirement from office was fro disagree
ment in the Cabinet over the electoral bill.
The President has appointed NJ. Casimir
Perer Minister of the Interior, NJ. T0urson
minister of Public Worship, NJ. Beranger
minister OF Public Works. aud NJ. Wading-
ton minister of Public instruction. The
other ministers are unchanged.
GERMANY. The Government has resolved
to expel the REDEEM ptorists, LIZ artists, Con-
gregatons of the Holy Ghost and S.cred
Heart, and the occupants of close converts
from the country within the coming six
months.
The bourses of the principal cities are ex-
tremsly depressed, in consequence of the
panic at Flenns.
AUSTRALIA dispatch from Vienna says a
hundred additional failures were ammo unced
on the Bourse Thursday The protracted
panic has created CONSERVATION In all
branches of business.
The Shah of Persia will soon arrive at
Vienna He is accompanied by all the mem
bers of the Cabinet, and three of his wives.
IL is estimated that the expense of his Euro
pean tour will be $25 .000,0 900.
jackson 5. Schultz, tue newly-app0inted
commissioner of the United States to the
international exposIti N in place OF General
Van Buren,. has reached Vienna. Soon alter
his arrival he had long conference with
NJ Jay, the American minister.
Edward Pellew was married Wednesday
toa sister of Mr.. jay, the NJ nister OF the
United States at Vienna. The ceremony
took place at the American Legation, in the
presence OF the Germ n Ambass Ador and
wife and other distinguished guests.
The stormy weather culmintted Wednes-
day in a gale of extraordinary violence. 10
the afternoon gust of wind broke IN the
glass OF the western front OF the exhibition
| building. Some of the visitors were struck
by the falling fragments and injured. Tor
rents of rain poured through the openings
aud a large quantity of goods was damaged
rhe Prater was saturated with water, and
the grounds around the exhibition were Il
murass of mud. The number of visitors ioi
the past few days has been decreasing. rhos,
that come are mostly from forei "a countries
Few VIennese are seen. The pTotracte,
panic on the Bourse disheartened the cItiz ms
The investigation into the charges agains
the suspended Aneric IN Comm ssioners t,
the exhibitor has been completed and Vol
luminous details have been forwarded &
Washington. Inquiry developed the fac
that the appropriation made by the Unite'
States Congress for the exhibition is nearl
EXHAUSTED The charges of bribery hay
been fully sustained
1t Is also brought to light that $50 90
was expended on the roof OF the sewing ma
chine department, when the actual cost wa
not more than one-tenth Of that sum. Othe
reckless expenditures were also proven
Matters now better under the direction
of the commissioners. Goods are atrivin
rapidly, and 1t is expected that the American
, department will be read y by the 10Th O
June.
SPAIN The Carlist General, Dorregaray
in his official report of the battle at Eraul
on May 5th, claims decisive victory Tor b.
torces. lie states that the Republicans los
, ll2 killed, 300 wounded, and SO taken prls
oners 4; and the Carlists had Is killed an
81 wounded.
/ Saballs, the Carlist chieitain, has capture
Mataro, Is miles from Birceona.
hou II Il
electoral bill for the island of Cuba, to b
, submitted to the constitutional COrtes.
provides for the cntranchlsemeut of merchant
and artisans who pay taxes to the amount c
10 pesetas, persons who follow the learne
professions, and officials All voters mus
be % years of age.
General Nouvillas, minister OF war, no'
in Navarro, demands renforcements.
The voting throughout Spain, on the lot
y aud 18th, for deputies to the ConstiIuer
! Cortes, resulted in the election Of 80 linist,
: rial federalists, 80 extreme radicals, 8 inte
nationallsts, 10 independent republicans, an
, 80 monarchlsts.
The total number of votes recorded in tt
: recent election in Spain is $50 900 TT
q vote in the capital was unusually light. ov
y ing to the apathy of all parties except tt
Federal Repu blican.
Y MIsCELLA> EoUs.-A terrible naigratio
o occurred in Hong Kong, China, 90 the q
q of March. Forty-tour acres Of houses Wei
:, destroyed, and 1000 persons rendered hom
e less.
Q The people of Japan are c0mplainir
" about the Capitalization of the power of tt
v Government. The native Christians impri
oned at Horura have been released. La Il
D. provinces of Jetsizen and Prusho, the farr
is ers are rebelious in consequence of the actiC
Sc of the Government in taking down the edic
IS against Christianity. There has been nut
lighting, but the insurgents will be p
h down Seven of them have been execute
ID already.
1T Mr.. Bierstadt and others of the Orient
le Typographical Corps. who left New York
III lew weeks ago to make explOrat ions al
re sketches in the Bible lands, are actively e
is gagged at the Pyramids, Memphis, and t
Is lower Nile, taking Photographic, barometri
thermal, and magnetic observations.
H. The MopoCs are off again. Thursdays
- patch from the Lava beds said that Mas N
d and Hasbrouck's commands had for med
l. junction near Capt. Jacks last stronghold
ne and would likely hem him in. But Frid
u 1t was found that the Modocs had sgone
ve three routes. The troops pursued them.
in the latest accounts, the Nodes were @
Id canned on Snow mountain. twenty mil