Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-03-13
Diplomatic DISPUTED Between
England and T .rkey.
Death at Buffalo of Ex-Presi-
dent Fillmore.
Premature Burial at ChapmanvilIe
Pennsylvania.
Temperance Sentiment and Trouble
at Valparaiso, Ind.
THE OLD WORLD.

| Later advices from Nagasaki, Japan, say
that the insurgent forces, which according to
previous accounts were marching upon the
city, had been totally defeated by the Govern
ment forces.
A Bayonne dispatch of the 5th says that
Don Carlos had been proclaimed King of
Spain, and that the coronation would take
place at Bilboa.
| A Madrid dispatch of the sAth says that the
recent successes of the Carlists had aroused
the national spirit of the people, who were
coming to the aid Of the Government in its
| efforts to crush the insurrection. Contribu-
| lions of money and clothing were being re-
ceived from the provincial authorities.
| Dispatches from Calcutta received in Lon
don ON the 5th report that the distress among
the famine-stricken people in Eastern Tishost
was increasing. In one village alone there
had been eighteen deaths from starvation in
four days. The number of applicants for
| relief had increased from $4,000 to $4,000
within week.
The British Parliament assembled on the
5th and elected Henry Bouverie Brand
Speaker. Mr. Brand was the Speaker of the
| last Parliament.
Jean Luie, one OF the witnesses in the Itch
borne case, has been fully committed to an
swer to the charge of perjury.
According to late reports from Eastern
Poland serious riots have occurred in conse-
quence of the closing of the churches by order
of the Government. At one place the disorder
was so great that the military was called out
and fired on the rioters, killing and wounding
seventy persons.
According to Constantinople dispatches of
the 9th, diplomatic dispute had arisen be-
tween Turkey and England in consequence of
the arrest of British subject by Turks in
Label There had been an extensive confia-
grafton in Salonica. An immense amount Of
property was destroyed and eleven per-
sons burned to death.
A Lisbon dispatch of the 9th says that GER
tain inhabitants of the island of Fayal had
addressed petition to President Grant, pray
ing for the establishment of protectorate by
the United States over the Azores. The Presi-
dent had declined to favor the proposition.
According to late dispatches several promi-
nent persons are to be prosecuted in England
for conspiring with Arthur Orton to get pos
session of the Tchborne estate.
The success of the English campaign in
Ashantee is confirmed by recent dispatches
from Gen. Wolseley. Coomassie had been
captured and burned, and the natives had re-
quested treaty of peace.
A confession was recently made by Charles
Orton that the Tichborne claimant is his
brother.
The British Parliament adjourned on the 9th
in order to enable those members who had ac-
cepted Office under Disraeli to go back to their
constituents for reelection.
The Bishop of Treves was arrested recently
in obedience to orders from Berlin. Great ex-
eitement followed. On the 9th the seminary
attached to the Bishops see was forcibly
closed. Large numbers of the populace at
tempted to interfere with the orders of the
Government, and for a time it seemed as if a
serious riot impended. Troops came to the
assistance of the authorities and dispersed the
mob.