Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-24
Foreign News.
GRRAT BRITAIN.

A great demonstration Of sympathy
for the agricultural laborers "~locked.out'
from work was made in Manchester, Sun
day, june Il Members OF manifestations
to the number of Is 900, with so bands
of music, marched in procession through
the principal streets. A mass.meeting
was subsequently held at Pomon's Gar
dens, at which It is estimated upward Of
0 1000 people were present. Mr.. Arch
and other prominent friends Of working.
men delivered addresses.
The strike on which more than 10, 600
miners were engaged in Cleveland, York
SHIRE, is now ended, with the acceptance
of the masters terms, which impose a re-
duction of l2A per cent. 10 the wages.
The 37th anniversary of the accession
of Queen Victoria to the throne was OBJ
served Saturday, BY the ringing Of bells.
firing of %salutes. and the other usual de.
moustrations.
Mr.. Bellew, the reader, died. Friday
night, after a long and painful illness.
The parliamentary election in North
Durham resulted in tho return to the
Commons of Charles N. Palmer, liberal,
one Of the farmers, and George Elliott,
conservative. The latter is a gain for the
conservatives.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the success
of the congress or international law at
Brussels is very doubtful. England,
France aud Austria object TO the scheme,
and Switzerland extends to it but feeble
support.
The statue Of Bunyan at Bedford was
unveiled, recently, by Lady Augusta
Stanley, the dean Of Westminster deliv-
ering an address on the life and times of
the author Of the Pilgrims Progress.
DR.. Isaac Butts. Nj. P. for Limerick,
proposes to move on the Both instant us
follows: THAT in the opinion Of the
House it is expedient and just to restore
to the Irish nation the power Of manag-
ing exclusively Irish affairs in all Irish
..-
parliament, provision being made at the
same time for maintaining the integrity Of
the empire. by leaving to imperial Par
lament the control of imperial affairs"
The National Assembly was crowded,
Saturday. with deputies, and the galleries
we'll filed with eager spectators. The
municipal organization bill was again be-
fore tho body, 1t appearing that through
the reporter Of the Capitalization commit
tee, Saturday, announced its withdrawal.
the majority ofthe committee subsequent.
" took up the bill and secured the addp-
ton in the Assembly, by a vote of SIG
against 34, Of an amendment maintaining
the present system Of municipal elections.
thus overthrowing the three clauses of the
bill which provide for the representation
Of the minority by cumulative voting.
These clauses having been stricken from
the bill. it again came up in TIE Assem-.
bly,, Saturday, in its modified form. NJ.
Fourton minister of the interiour, an
nounced that the government acceptedthe
amendment proposed By Clopier to the
bill. which extends for two years the op.
GRAFTON of the present law, providing that
tho nomination of mayors shall be made
by the government. The amendment was
adopted by a vote of 1858 yeas to 1926
nays. inv
GERMANY. g
The members Of the academy ofscience
aud university authorities at Berlin joined
in giving a farewell dinner, Saturday night.
to Minister Bancroft. Prof. Curtius, the
historian Of Greece, toasted Mr.. Bancroft
and lady, and Prof. Mommesen. the Ro-
man historian, made som remark, in the
course Of which he spoke Of union Of
Germany aud the United States 10 the
struggle for intellectual freedom.
4N af SPAIN.
The frontier town Of Figuerals il the
province Of Corona is closely invested by
the C~arlists
Telegrpbic communication between
France aud Spain is severe d.
Senior Castelar, was seriously, though
not dangerously i'll. yesterday, and con-
dned to his house.
Gen. Concha has gwen up operation
against Estella for the present. because
the roads 10 that neighborhood are imprac-
|tieable for heavy artillery.