The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-07-03
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Victoria returns the visit of the Czar
on September IA.
A special dispatch says the Carlist
General Lizarraga is dead.
The bill for the regulation of public
worship has passed the English house OF
lords.
France has decided 10 pay less per
annum on her debt rather than to increase her
taxation.
The government prohibits the distri-
button in France, of photographs of the
prince imperial.
The Brazilian cable has been success
fully laid, and London ID now in telegraphic
communication with Brazil.
The postal convention between France
and the United States was ratified by the
French assembly without debate.
The Carlists have established three
entrenched lines before Estella. The outer
most line is five leagues from the city.
Courbet, the painter, under whose
direction the Column Yendome was thrown
down and destroyed by the communists, has
been sentenced to pay the expenses OF rebuild
ing If.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says there
are alarming rumors in Central Asia. One OF
the Emirs of Kasgiar has seized the Russian
envoy. and concentrated 1O, 900 troops ON the
frontier.
II is now stated that the meeting of
the Brussels congress on International law
will take place. Great Britain has apparently
waived her objections. The action Of France
| in the matter is still unknown
Prof. Gneist, of Berlin, is about to
proceed to America for the purpose cf search
ing the achieves of the different states for in
formation to aid him in preparing history of
the constitution of the United States. While
in Washington he will be the guest of Presi-
dent Grant.
The Pail Mall Gazette has informa-
that the Czar has sentenced his nephew, the
Grand Duke Nicholas, who stole his mothers
diamonds, to Punishment for life TO the Cau-
casus and deprived him of the cross of st.
George bestowed for his achievements in the
Khiva campaign.
An immense water-spout formed In
the harbor at Havana, and passed through the
| shipping, causing considerable damage. The
Russian bark Jenny was capsized, and several
boats sunk No lives we're lost. The men-of-
war fired blank cartridges, which had the ef-
feet of dissolving the column of water.
The relations between Turkey and
Persia are not friendly. 1t appears that the
| Persian government has refused to return to
Turkish territory tribe Of 1000 families
which las been subject to the porte, but es-
| capped across the Persian frontier, and that a
number of Turks have been seized and NAL
treated by band Of Persian pilgrims. The
Turkish government threatens force unless
Persia gives up the persons who have abused
it's subjects and surrenders the revolving
tribe.
At the instance of Consul General
Seward and other foreign consuls, the Chinese
government has issued an edict to all growers
manufacturers and exporters. of silk, COM
nanding all precaution to prevent deteriora-
ton of the silk crop, and forbidding all coUn-
terfeiting and adulterating Of silks in bales OF
manufactured for export. This resulted from
the representations OF several chambers OF
| commerce that the silks from China last yeaI
was OF inferior quality, and in many instances
alulterated.
A Florence journal says the pope has
been presented with a copy of an address sent
| from the United States to Archbishop Ledo-
chowsEi, OF Posen. The holy father, in re-
plying, spoke most cordially of America, and
said: The United States is the only country
| where am really pope, in the eyes of the gov
/ ernment. am always afraid that European
governments shall oppose or control my acts,
whereas can freely send pontiicial docu-
ments to the United States without fear OF
| opposition on the part OF it's government.
a letter from London says the arch
bishop Of Canterbury's bill for the better regu-
iation is likely to lead to very serious conse-
qnences. The bill has been prepared, it is ru
moredp updeT the direct inspection Of the