Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-11-05
Official Returns of the Elections in
Ohio and Indiana.
Recent Failures at the East the Result of
Last Years Panic.
Other Interesting News Items.
FOREIGN.

It was reported from Spain on the Odd, on
what the London Times considers reliable ati-
thority that the Madrid Government had sent
$1,000, 900 for distribution among the Carlist
chiefs for the purpose of terminating the
war. Madrid dispatches of the same date
say the National troops had captured an i'm
portant strategical position at Cinta, with the
intention of fortifying it and making 1t base
of operations against the Carlsts in Cuenca
and Valencia.
The British Indian Office on the 23d re.
ceived a dispatch from Calcutta announcing
the capture OF Nena Sahib, the originator OF
the great Scpoy mutiny.
Rio Janeiro dispatches of the oath say that
Brazil had declined to enter into reciprocal
trading relations with Canada.
To the recent complaint Of the Spanish
Ambassador that supplies of arms and other
materials Of war, manufactured in England,
were frequently shipped to the Carlists, Lord
Derby, Foreign Minister, has made reply that
the indefinite continuance Of the war in Spain
showed lack OF patriotism and energy, and
If the Spanish navy was vigant the landing
OF arms for the Carlists would be impossible
imists had lately urged the return of Count
dc Chambord to France.
In letter in reply to the protest of the Pope
against the persecution Of German Bishops,
the Emperor William says Germany has done
all in her power TO live in peace with the
church at Rome, but that he is bound to pro-
tect the State against the violent attacks and
conspracies Of the clergy.
Madrid dispatch of the 2Gth says another
body of Carlists, numbering los, had offered
to surrender If amnesty were granted.
Alta recent banquet at Bordeaux the Duke
dc Cafes, French Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
made a speech in which he said peace with
other governments must restupon a basis COM
patible with the interests and dignity--that is,
the rights--of France. International treaties
had been, aud should continue to be, strictly
observed by his Government
Tho London Daily NeirS of the eth says
tNt Austria, Russia and England had mott
dSA the Sublime Porte of their intention of
making commercial treaties with the Turkish
municipalities, without reference to the Turkish
Government
Madrid dispatches of the eth announce the
sailing of achievements for Cuba.
The preliminary examination of Count Won
Arnim was concluded on the eth by his re-
lease On 100000 thalers bail A Berlin dis
patch of the 2Sth says he would not be per-
mittcd to leave the country.
The cotton mills at Over, England, were
burned ON the 18th, together with ten opera
tiyes.
Madrid dispatch of the 2Sth says Span.
ish gunboat had on that day fired yollcy al
a French merchant vessel
John Laird, the well-kuown builder OF the
Confederate steamer Alabama, died in Lon
don on the 29th after protractcd Illness.
Wm. IL. Rcuhart the sculptor, died n
Rome ON the 10Th.
The trial Of kuhlmanu commenced nt Der
lin on the Goth. The prisoner admitted hi:
guilt, and gave TO the court the details OF Tho
attempted assassination Of Prince Bismarck
The session Of the Reichstag was opened 10y
the Emperor i'm person,