The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-09

Catholic Cathedral at Jamsica. The priest
tore the Cuban colors from the coffin OF Z
patriot, refusing to permit the introduction
Of politics into the Catholic service. A
scuflle ensued. The priest was assaulted and
pushed Of the platform on which the coffin
rested.
DISPATCHES have been received at Mad
rid, stating that the fighting In the province
Of Navarro, between Carlists and Republican
troops under Gen. Moriones, was continued,
making four continuous days Of conflict.
These dispatches state that twenty two
battalions Of the insurgents attacked Gen.
Moriones' army at Bersain, near the town Of
Tcfalla. A sanguinary conflict ensued, re-
suiting in the repulse Of the Csrlists along
the whole line. Their loss wss very heavy,
and they were compelled to ask the Repub-
lic,ns for medical assistance.
DrRiSG the terrific typhoou that passed
over IIsns Kong, damage vas done TO Amer.
lean vessels as follows: Schooner Sea-Bird
was driven ashore, bark Lizzie II. lost her
fonmast and mainmast and sustained dam
age to her hull, ship Lathley Rich was
seriously injured, and ship Therese was
driven out Of the harbor.
A SPECIAL dispatch from Copenhagen
says A report Is current here that Russia
andEngland are jointly trying to find a basis
for he settlement Of the Schleswig question
which will be acceptable to both Prussia and
Denmark
The celeb, ated judgment Of Judge Routh.
icr, that a priest could not be held re-
spoisible before civil Courts for what he
sail from the pulpit, has been reversed In
| tn, Court Of Review at Montreal.
Az insurrection has broken out at Buenos
Ares, in consequence Of the alleged fraud
uknt conduct at the late Presidential
election. Gen. Mitre is at the head OF the
Insurgents.
ADvIcEs frem the north OF Spain say
here are signs Of a breaking up Of the
carlist army. Several insurgent leaders
nave surrendered, and it is reported Others
were shot by order OF Don Carlos for de
manding cessation Of hostilities.
THE yellow fever has broken out at Mazat
Ian, Mexico, and assumed epidemic fern.
A BARGE lying on the Regents Canal
London, containing four tons Of powder, ex'
ploded recently, killing six persons and
wounding several. The report Of the ex
plosion was heard at distance of twenty
miles. There was perfect panic for hours
and it was not until the cause Of the terrific
report was learned that the fears of the peo
pie we're allayed. Several persons died from
fright.
THE Journal de Paris SAYS the Pope ha,
written conciliatory and friendly letter to
President MacMahon, acknowledging the
efforts Of France in his favor. I.
A MADRID letter states that 1t is well
known in official circles that the German
government, having made official investiga
ton along the French frontier as to the aid
France is giving the Carlists, il results tha
the aid is complete and spen; therefore Ger
many requests France to send twenty-five
thousand troops to the frontier to stop sucf
aid to the Carlists, otherwise Germany vii
be compelled to do SO.
THE ipsurrection In the Argentine State
continues, and is becoming formidable. Th'
fleet has declared for General Mitre, thu
leader of the movement. The insurgen
forces have assembled at Chivilcoy and Sar
Martin. The government ut Buenos Ayrei
is taking vigorous measures to meet th'
storm. The Chambers are in permanent ses
sion, all the National Guard has been mobil
ized and state of siege has been proclaimed
in tae provinces of Buenos Ayres, Santa Fe
Enre Rios, Atrocities, and Corrientes. Tn
newspapers nt Buenos Ayres have suspended
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