The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-07-31
FOREIGN.

Manuel Calvo telegraphs from Spain
that troops will be sent to Cuba to fill Up her
original place.
a carlist telegram from Bayonne de-
clares that Don Alphonso entered Cuenca on
the 18th, and levied contribution of 932-
900. Two thousand of the garrison fell pris-
oners into his hands
A special from Berlin says it is re-
ported that the German government is making
strenuous endeavors to stop supplies of weap-
ons and money being sent to the Carlists ard
has called the attention of the Versailles 6oy-
ernment to the subject.
The German squadron now off Rye,
England, has been ordered to cruise off the
northern coast of Spain, and that these orders
were given consequence of the shooting of
Capt. Schnide. a German newspaper CORE
spondent and other German subjects by the
carlists.
The North German Gazette says, in
reference to the recent ourages by carlists ::
Germany, in behalf of outraged European
civilization, will seek and find the means to
teach carlists that the murder of a captured
German shall not remain unpunished.
President McMahon, in response to a
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ne was not summoned to power in order to
restore either monarchy or empire. His acts
proved that he would not participate in any
such an enterprise.
DEGREES are issued declaring all Spain
ia a state of siege, and sequestrating the
property of the carlists, whose estates will be
held liable to heavy penalty to relatives of
republicans slain, and finally creating special
reserve of 125, coo men.
4 proclamation has been issued sup
Elementary to the decree establishing a state
of seige. It declares that charges of sedition or
conspiracy against the state shall be tried by
court-martial. All persons interfering with
the operation of the railway and telegraph
shall suffer death.
Nassau advices to the 2Oth state that
the Pacific mail company's steamer City of
Guatemala, Capt. HIdreth, from New York for
Aspinwall was lost off the northeast point of
Waiting island, Bahamas, on Thursday 16th
nst., at midnight. All hands saved.
/ Advices from India represent there
are fears the cholera has has broken out
among the fifty thousand pilgrims assembled
| in Poor for the Juggernaut festival. The
/ floods in the north have submerged the
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out rain. Even the little that has fallen il
some sections has done no good.
The captain general of Cuba has de,
creed an extraordinary tax Of two and hall
per cent. on the value of city and county
property, industries commerce, arts, and
professions, the capital whereof is to be as.
certained by sworn statements, upon the basis
OF which the tax is to be estimated.
In a speech last week, at London,
DisraeIi is reported to have said, % No one was
able to view the state of Europe with com
placency. Every one must deplore the an
archieal condition of some favored countries
England would use her influence in the inter
ests of peace. Disraeh repudiated the princi
pie that the country was not to be held respOn
sible in many questions which ARISE abroad
affecting the fortunes of the world.
An official report of the loss of Gu
enca has been received. The defence wa
brave and obstinate to the last. Gen. Ygle
sias, the republican commander and all hi
officers and the men surrendered as prisoner
of war. The carlists sacked and burned
many houses, murdured a number of inhabit
ants, made heavy requsitions for provisions
demanded a contribution amounting in tn,
aggregate to two years taxes aud destroyed
Notifications.
Don Carlos has issued manifesto
guaranteeing religious liberation, enjoing no
to disturb sales of church property at presen
completed, promising a representation, bu
not a revolutionary government, under
taking to restore tie finances Of the countr
aud insuring liberty so far it is consisten
with order. The manifesto concludes as fol
lows If the rebellion continues we Wi
stihe it. Those who reject our prayers o
conciiation to-day will be compelled to sub
NIT to the law of the conqueror tomorrow.