The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13
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FOREIGN LN7ELLIGENCE
-lnfanto Alphaus, brother Of Don Carlos
has issued approximation in his behalf, calling
on soldiers of the regular army to Join the
Carlists, and offering officers on advanced
rank.
A dispatch from Paris asserts that a recon-
citation has been effected between the Duke
OF Montpensier and ex-Queen Isabella Prince
Alfonso ls to marry the daughter of the Duke,
who will assume the regency of Spain.
Preparations for the Khivan campaign are
going on without interruption The report
that the expedition had been abandoned in
consequence OF the submission of tho Khivs
has no foundation.
--London-1n the House Of Commons last
week Julian Goldsmith gave notice that he
should ask the Government whether it was
true that the actual losses Of the United
States were $2,500,000 less than the award
made at Geneva, and whether the American
Government would remit that amount. The
uuCbJlOu WAS lOllOWeu ny CueeTs. hr. mache,
in the course Of speech on Colonial policy,
complained that no steps had been taken to
divert from the United States the tide Of En-
gish and Irish immigration.
Tho Great Eastern has now on board 2,-p
567 miles of cable, and telegraph fleet, with
additional cable, which is to be laid for the
Anglo-American and French cable combination
on board 1t will sail the last week in May,
and it is expected that the cable will be in
working order before the first day OF July.
The cable will be laid to Halifax and thence
to New York.
Rome The Pope received a deputation OF
citizens Of the United States. Mr.. Glover, Of
New York, read an address, The Pope re-
piled with hearty thanks. He said he would
always pray for country soparticularly bless
ed by God with fertility of soil and industrious
inhabitants, and he would ever pray for an in
crease of its blessings. He hoped, however,
that material things would not become the sole
affair of the American people, for excessive
| ovo of riches corrupted the heart.
| Italy, Austria, and majority Of the Eu-
ropean powers, maintain semi-oflicial relations
with Spain, pending the formation Of regu-
lar Government Russia is not disposed to
l.ecoguiae in any manner the present Govern
tnent.
The Swiss Government has formally re-
,ognized the Republic of Spain. In their note
b the Spanish Government, the Federal Coun-
ii say they hope that, after strife and suffer
BIZ, there will be peace and prosperity for the
puntry.
The leading goycrnments Of Europe have
sreed to protect Portugal against aggresslons
BON Spain.
Lima, Peru dispatches state that Colonels
arninds and CebaIlos, exiled revolutionists
Mre shot at Hanco while escaping. The peo-
n, in consequence, were very much agltated.
Al armed mob forced it's way to the halls OF
rhprcss. accused the Government Of COM
bltitv in tho assassination Of these men, and
demanded change in tho Ministry. change
teems imminent. A revolution is feared
I Madrid -Senor CASTELAR, has addressed
memorandum to foreign powers. urging the
immediate recognition OF the republic. lie
argues that the Europeans powers, having re-
cognized the revolution OF 1868, cannot refuse
similar action with regard to the republic,
which is the logical consequence Of the events
Of 1868. Vow that Royalty has abdicated,
Spanish Republic will not be brand OF dis
cord for Europe. The transformation the
country has gone through is purely internal.
Foreign ma ions should not demand Of the
Government energetic action while they with
hold from it their moral support.
-kussia has assented to the boundery OF
Aishahihtan proposed by England.
FROM WASHINGTON.
esldent Grant has psrdoned Chas. How
n, tu any James Blank of Alabama convicted of
lA outrages, and sentenced to imprson-
iheht III the Albany penitentiarr.