, 1874-08-22

lieu, Legitimist, declared IL MS right and duty
to do everything in his power to re-establish
the monarchy. This caused great excitement
on the subject.
General De C;ssey; vioe-P President of the
Ministerial Council, replied that the Govern
ment would seek with impartiality and firm
ness to make its powers respected by all par
ties.
Aug, /.
The " Journal des Debats' urges the French
Government to recognize Spain. 1t had
better act now than follow the Berlin Govern
ment later. The danger is pointed out of
allowing Germany to gain a footing in Spain,
Other journals advise a more friendly atti-
tude towards Spain, for similar reasons.
The Paris Temps states that Germany
and England have arrived at a complete un-
derstanding on the Spanish question, and here
after no complaint can be made if British
ships conveying contrabands Of war to the
Carlists are seized.
Aug. 8.
A violent scene in the French Assembly on
Saturday was caused by offensive words used
by a Bonapartist deputy with reference to the
Republic. Challenges for dueIs are expected
to follow.
The Paris journals generally advocate a
friendly attitude towards Spain.
The Paris police are again searching the
houses of prominent BOnapartists and Selling
documents.
A Paris special says that serious compiled.
lions have arisen between Germany and France
concerning Spanish affairs.
Aug. 6.
The French Assembly yesterday voted the
entire budget, and President Buffet declared
the session closed.
A meeting of the French Deputies of the
Left was held yesterday, and it was resolved
to agitate in favor of a general election for the
reason that the present Government is Anti
Republican and does not represent the country.
The Legitimists, on the other hand, threaten
to renew their i~ntrigues for Monarchy.
Aug. 7.
A Paris telegram states that in a superior
Council of War, the President demanded an
immediate credit fir. 1000, 900, and an eventu-
al credit of one milliard Of francs for arming
purposes.
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs is
reported at Vienna to have complained to the
British Government that Germany is seeking
q quarrel with France.
Aug. 8.
The relations between France and Italy are
very satisfactory.
GREAT BRITAIN,
Aug. /.
LoNDoN.-Mr. Fraser, Conservative, has
been elected to Parliament from Kiddermin-
ster.
The Public Worship Regulation Bill passed
its third reading in the House of Commons
last evening.
Aug. 3.
The Benohers of Gray's Inn have decided
to deprive DIR. Kenealy Of bis Benchership
on account of his recent publications, and to
expel him from the Bar if these publications
are continued.
The American game of base ball is attract
ing considerable attention in London. At q
game to-day 5000 spectators were present.
Aug. S.
The Earl of Egmont is dead.
The House of Lords has thrown out an i'm
portant amendment, made by the Commons to
the Public Worship Bill, granting parishioners
the right of appeal to an Archbishop, in case a
bishop refuses to authorize the prosecution
of a clergyman for ritualistic practices.
1t was officially declared in the British
House of Commons yesterday that the gov
errment had no intention of taking part in any
armed intervention in Spain, and that it had
no reason to suppose that other European
powers contemplated such a step.
Aug. 6.
The German men-of-war Nautilus" and
"Albatross' will sail for Spain on the 9Th
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