The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-08-01

dense the tniloNlng items
ENGLAND.
The king Of Ashautee has paid a further
Installmeut of 81, OOO 10 Great Britain 81
the war indemnity
The great Prince dock landing stages
have been entirely destroyed bv lire All
ferry traffic between this city aud Brink
erhead is temporarily suspended. The
ire will cause much inconvenience as well
As loss. 1t originated from the upsetting
Of barrel of lard
The damage by fire at Princes dock is
estimated at 81 900, goo.
LONDON. July 2S-The steamer Mil
bank, from Carthagena, was sunk off Dun
/ seness by a collision with the steamer
Hankow, and fifteen Of the Milbank 5
crew were lost.
LONDON, July 29.-The Mort,ing Post
| reports that the German government is ac-
| lively engaged IN negotiations aiming at
| the suppression Of the Carlist insurrec-
ton. 1t has exchanged opinions with the
! Russian government, but the Gar Is OPP
! posed to Intervention. Germany is now
| trying to bring the concurrence Of the great
! powers IN recognition Of the Spanish re
public
la the House Il Commons, MIR. Disraeh
sand that the government had received
satisfactory assurances from the comforting
| powers IN regard to the Brussels congress,
and that delegate had been sent on be-
half Of Great Bitain under the restrictions
already made known to the House
In the international channel match yes.
I tcrlay, from Havre IL Southsea. the Amer
/ lean yacht Enchantress came in first The
Curianne was second. hut takes the first
/ place by time allowance. The latter lost
her tOpmast and gaf. Ten yachts started
In the Goodwood races. the principal
event was the race for the stewards cup.
for three year Odds and upward. The race
was won by Modena; Chingachouk, second
| Princess Theresa, third. The betting be
fore the race was 10 to on the field against
Modena; II to | against Chingachook, and
p to against Princess Theresa. There
were - starters. The prince and princess
Of Wales, and other members Of royalty
and the nobility, were present No ready
money betting was allowed on the course.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July - -I In the Assembly to
day, supplementary report uf the com
ml,tce IF parliamentary initiative ON NJ.
DUyal : motion for a dissolution was read
l. insists that the powerlessness Of the
present Assembly has been repeatedly
shown on recent occasions.
MoNAR, HICAL BRAyADo.
At meeting Of the bureau of the As
sembly to appoint a committee on recess,
the statement was made on the part of the
government that il was desirable the recess
should be a short one. NJ Brisson. a rad
zeal deputy, asked if monarchic:.l intriules
were to be tolerated during the recess.
The Duke de la Rochefoucauld declared
that the legltlmists reserved the right to
promote the cause Of monarchy BY all legal
means.
NJ. Chaband la Tour, Minister Of the
Interior, replied cvasively to NJ Brisson' 5
inquiry.
The members If the Left were dissatis-
hed, and will reintroduce the subject in the
Assembly tomorrow
The committee ON NJ Matate's motion
for recess was chosen 1t consists of
eleven members of the Right and four Of
the Left
no GROUNDS FOR AN INDICTMENT.
The Judges appointed to examine the
case Of Col. Stoetiel, who was one Of the
principal witnesses at Bazaine's trial. have
reported that there are no grounds for am
Indictment against him.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July % The morning papers
state that the Spanish government has sent
a strongly worded note t. Versailles % the
subject Of Carlist violations Of the frontier.
1t is reported that the Carlists have shot
20 prisoners who we're captured from zen.
Nouvllla's column. in Catalonia.
BAYoNSE, July %. Two columns If
republican troops marching Ia the relief Of
Olot have met with repuse from the Car
lists, suffering heavy losses.
LONDON, July -. The Cologne Gasett.
says Paris has unotticially informed the
Duke de Casas, Minister of Foreign At
fairs, that if France fails t. act stringently
toward the Carlists, a German squadron
will be sent to the Spanish coast. and that
Germany is resolved to take measures
against the Carlists.
ROME, July 28.-Ld Liberia newspaper
IS Informed that Marshal Serranu has de-
clded to convoke the Cortes la consequence
Of communication from European powers
lntlmatlng that recognition of the pres