The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-10-15
Foreign Intelligence.


Dispatches received from Madrid on the Goth
say there had been continuous fighting in
the Province Of Navarro for sour days previ-
Gus to the 18th. On that day twenty-five
battalionS of Carlists attacked Gen. Morioncs'
army at Bersain. \ sanguinary conflict en-.
sued. resulting in the rcpulse of the Carlsts
alon. the whole line. Their losses were very
heavy and they had been compelled to ask
medical assistance of tie Republicans. 1t
was reported that Russia was about to opcn
negotiations with a view to the recognition of
the Spanish Republic.
A Berne (SwitzerlandD dispatch of the Goth
says that all the European Governments rep
resented in the Postal Congress, except
France, had instructed their delegates to
sign the convention upon condition that it re-
ccives the support and ratification of the
nitcd States. France reserves the right to
hereafter examine the conditions before sign
ing.
The London Times of the LIST, in leading
article, contradicts the statement recently
current that the Queen has paid the debts of
the Prince of Wales. A London dispatch of
the same date announces the breaking of the
direct cable and the return Of the vessels en-
gagged in laying it.
Advices from the North of Spain to London
journals of the 1st indicate the breaking up of
the Carlist army. Several Of the insurycnt
leaders had already surrendered and it was
reported that others had been shot by order
Of Don Carlos for demanding cessation of
hOstilitics.
Early on the morning Of the I'd barge
n he lad ;<l,
powder exploded near the London Geological
Gardens, killing and woundiny a number of
persons and SCATTERING houses and bridges
for two miles away. A number of valuable
animals in the garden we're also killed. The
bodies of five persons had been recovered up
to the date of the dispatch.
late arrival from Japan brings the intel.
ligence that the recent typhoon caused great
destruction at Nagasaki. Several steamers
and over 1000 junks were wrecked, 5000
houses DESTROYED and over 800 lives lost at
Nagasaki, Kobe and Sagaken.
Rome dispatch of the Sd says the King
of Italy had issued a decree dissolving the
Chamber of Deputies and ordering new cleo.
ton.
Germany, according to a recent Madrid let
ter, had sent note to the French Govern.
ment demanding the placing of French
army on the Spanish frontier to prevent the
rendering of aid to the Carlists, or otherwise
Germany would station an army there.
The Ministers Of Great Britain and France
presented their credentials to President Ser
rano, of Spain, on the 4th. 1t was noticeable
that both Ministers addressed Serrano per.
sonally, and did not refer to the Spanish Re-
public.
The Catholic Vicar Of Posen. Germany,
having disobeyed an order to leave the coun-
try within twelve hours, had been forcibly
elected.
BARRY Cornwall" the English author, died
on the 5th.
The Sultan of Morocco has issued decree
prohibiting the export of cereals for three
years.
A Santander dispatch Of the 5th says re-
ports had reached that city that mutiny had
broken out in the Carlist camp at Durango,
and that Bon Carlos had been wounded in
the stomach by one of the mutineers. Don
Carlos wound was thought to be serious. A
Carlist force, 1000 strong, had attacked the
town of Vich, in Catalonia, and met a decid-
ed repulse, suffering heavy loss in killed
and wounded.