Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-09-10
Foreign Intelligence.

A Madrid dispatch Of the 18th says that
over 30 Cariists had been killed and wounded
IN ihe attack upon the garrison at Puyeerda.
The Republican garrison had received In
straetlons 10 blow up the place with dyna-
mite & The Carlists succeeded In efiecting o
odgment In the city. The Freneh authorities
had cfsarmed Cariist battalion for entering
French TERRITORY. TWAS reported ON the Goth
that the Carlists had suffered heavy losses hi
an engagement near Ripol.
A London dispatch Of the morning OF the
3lst says quarantine regulations had been put
in force ut Queenstown, ireland. All persons
had been prohibited from leaving or embark
ing on vessels from ports In America, the
West Indies. the Mediterranean and Black
Seas until II Is ascertaiDed that such vessels
have clear bin Of health.
London dispatch Of the 3ist ult says
the Spanish Government had appealed to
England 10 defer pressing settlement OF
her claim for indemnity in consequence OF
the yirginius affair on account Of pending
negotiations with the United States. The
Spanish Minister writes that Spain win be
hampered In dealing with the latter power
II the American Government Is able TO cite
as a precedent the payment Of indemnity To
England.
A Rome Gtaly) dispatch OF the 3ist ult
Gays that Mount Etna had been in state Of
eruption since the 29th ult., and that streams
Of lava we're pouring from three craters
On the I'd al Germany celebrated, with
great enthusiasm, the anniversary OF the bat.
tie Of Sedan.
Madrid dispatches Of the I'd say the Carlists
had been again repulsed at Puycerda with
great loss
According to Paris dispatch Of the I'd the
civil guard over Bazaine at b. Marguerite al
the time Of his escape had been released from
arrest
A Brussels iBelgiam) dispatch Of the I'd
says a terrible explosion occurred In coal
mine al Dour on that day. II was thought
that few Of the miners who were ut work al
the time could be saved.
The Bishop Of Yucatan has issued an order
accommodating all Catholics who contract
civil marriages.
The East.
On the 9th Henry G. Bowen, Of the New
York I,.depeS1ent, commenced three libel suits,
one against the editor Of the Brooklyn Aygus,
one against the editor Of the Brooklyn Eagle,
and one against the reporter who wrote for
the latter paper what alleged 10 be an inter-
view with Bowen and Henry M. Smith.
Barnes, the editor Of the frstnamed paper, was
arrested and held TO bail. The second suit
was civil proceeding In which 100000 dam
ages were claimed, and the last also was q
civil suit, the amount claimed being $4,000.
The Republicans Of New Jersey have nomi-
mated George A. Halsey for Governor. They
resolved that they approved and would con-
tinue to uphold the principles upon which
the Republican party was founded; that Pres
idcnt Grant deserves their undated conf
dence; that they are In favor OF such national
legislation AZ win maintain infexibly the
faith OF the Government to Its creditors ana
secure the speedy resumption Of specie pay
mcnts.
The Democrats OF Pennsylvania held q
State Convention at Pittsburgh on the 27th,
and nominated Warren j. Woodward for
Supreme Judge, John Latta for Lieu
tenant. Governor, and J. +. Temple for
Auditor The resolutions declare oppo-
sition TO Government grants OF pub
lie lands To corporations; that a steady
effort should be made to bring the Govern
ment notes TO par with gold, and to secure
a return 10 specie payment at the earliest
possible period that resumption can De
effected with safety; denounce the Civil
Rights bill Of the last Congress as gross