Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-08-07
England and Germany Send Squad
rOnS to Spanish Waters.
Diplomatic Complications Between
France and Germany.
The Public Debt Statement for the
Month of IuI..
Destructive Fire at MuskegOn, Mfeh.---
Loss $7OO,OOO.
Fire at MuskegOn, Tieh.--.
Loss $7OO,OOO.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
THE OLD WORLD.

THE Carlists are reported to have shot 235
of the prisoners captured at Catalonia ac-
cording to Madrid dispatch of the 2Sth
while a Bayonne dispatch of the same date
says that two columns marching to the re-
lief of Olot had met with a repulse at the
hands of the Carlists According to Bayonne
dispatch OF the 3Oth great victory had been
won by the Carlists over the Republicans near
the frontier. Losses not stated, but heavy on
both sides The Carlists DENY that there is
any truth in the reports charging them with
atrocities at Cuenca and elsewhere. A Mad
rid dispatch of the Sd announces the
capture of Olot with 100 Carlist prisoners
The Government had ordered the sending of
$4,000 troops to Cuba. England and Ger
many had each sent a squadron to Barcelona
to prevent the importation of arms for the
Carists.
LATER dispatches from Vienna say that the
damage in Moravia had far exceeded the first
estimates. Eleven villages and two towns
had been devastated.
BERLIN dispatch of the 2Sth says the
German Government had been actively ne
gOtiating for the suppression of the Carlst
insurrectiOn. Germany was trying to bring
about the concurrence of the great powers in
recognizing the Spanish Republic 1t was
reported in Berlin on the Sd that the Cath
olic Bishops had forwarded to the Govern
mcnt protest declaring that they could not
submit to one-sided laws, and claiming that
legislative power in church affairs belonged
to the Pope alone.
ACCORDING to Liverpool dispatch of the
@Sth the landings and warehouse upon Great
Princes dock in that city had been burned,
involving a loss of 81 100000
ACCORDING to London dispatch of the Doth
the Portuguese authorities had taken active
measures to prevent violations of the frontier
by the Carlists.
A FRENCH paper, lie Temps, of the Goth,
asserts that England and Germany have
agreed with Italy to establish joint survel-
ance over the Spanish frontiers. On the 1st
the French newspapers generally urged upon
the MacMahon Government the expediency
of recognizing the Spanish Republic in ad-
vance of its recognition by Germany. A vio-
lent scene transpired in the Assembly on the
1st in consequence of Bonapartst Deputy
having said in debate that the Republic had
succumbed to the scOrn of honest men. The
lie was given bya Republican member, where
upon the tumult became so great that the
President hastily adjourned the sitting
special of the I'd says that serious COM
plicatons had arisen between France and
Germany in relation to Spanish affairs, and
diplomatic rupture was feared.
A DISPATCH from Belfast, Ireland, of the
in the flax mills had broken out, and serious
riots were apprehended. Several bakeries
had been gutted and the authorities had asked
for 400 additional policemen.
LONDON dispatch of the S0th says that
Italy had demanded of France the recall of
the war-ship Orenoque, which that Govern
ment had stationed at Civita Vecchia as a
refuge for the Pope in case of necessity.