, 1875-05-19

VIENNA, April 2S.-Violent demonstrations
have been made against Don Alfonso, who is
residing At Gratz.
A mob attempted to enter his villa.
The police were called upon to protect it.
and several rioters We're arrested.
LONDON, April ga special despatch from
Gratz, to the Daily News says Don Alfonso
was insuIted and beaten by the rioters, and
that the police had to clear the strests with
their bayonets.
GERMANY AND THE CENTENNIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-A lengthy com.
munication was received from Germany this
evening at the Offices of the United States
Centennial Commission, No. 903 Walnut street,
announcing the appointment of a commission
to look after the interest of intending German
exhibitors at the approaching Centennial. The
appointees are Charles H. Meyer, German Con-
sui at Philadelphia; Stephen S. Remak and
John A. Lankenau, Of Philadelphia, and Mr.,
Koch, Of Baltimore.
SPAIN AND GERMANY.
|SANTANDER, April 27.-The last act in
the settlement Of the Gustav affair will be the
saluting by the Spanish fortif at Gueta,
ria of the German flag.
The German Squadron has gone to Cue
taria, the scene of the outrage, to receive the
salute agreed upon.
~SANTANDER, April 28.-As a final act of
reparation Tor the Gustav outrage, the Span
ish commander at Guetaria, on the arrival Of
the German feet off that port, fired a salute
of twenty-oue guns, with due ceremony as
agreed upon.
GERMANY AND BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, April 28.-An arrangement has
been made between the chiefs of the liberal
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German Chancellor, by exercising a diploma
tic pressure, undertakes to accomplish the
downfall Of the clerical ministry at present
III power in Belgium.
The B l-iaa liberals, on returning to power,
would then make a law to suppress publications
disappearing the German ecclesiastical policy.
The liberals would also introduce the plan
Of compulsory military service and establish
new Qualifications. Consequently the liberal
Belgian newspapers support the latest demands
Of the German Cabinet, insisting thar the cleri-
Cal government should b. overtArown,
This means the PrussianizIng of Belgium,
BELGIUM.
BRUssELs, April 28.-TAe trouble with tho
miners at Oharleroi continues, and serious riots
are reported.
GREECE.
LoNDoy, April pa despatch to the Dai3Q
Nc0s from Athens says that considerable ex-
element prevails over tbs approaching cleo
lions.
A state Of siege is reported to be impending.
The government is concentrating 5000 SOL
diers il Athens, and, it is supposed, Intends to
raise the army to a war footing.
INDIA.
CALCUTTA, Aprl 23-Lorl Northbrookp
Vicer9y Of Iolia, has issued a proclamation
deposiug the Gui0oWar Of Baroda, declaring
him and his bsuo precIuled from ali rights
appartaining t. the sovereignty of the country.
and compelling the Guioowar and his family
to select q 2l.co for their juternment 10 British
India.
The Queens Viceroy says this measure is
based independently Of the recent trial of the
Guicowar, upon "his notorious misconduct,
gross misgoyotnment and jncapaojty,' and,
furthermore, iSat 81 the restoration OF the Gui-
eowar would 10 detrimental to the interests
of Baroda."
The Viceroy Of India will select a member
OF The GuicoWar's family to reign.
MEXICO.
CITY OF MEXICO, via Havana, April g.
The Arohbisnop8 Of Mexico, Guadalajara and
Michoacan, have issued al address in regard
to the recent laws affecting the Church in
Mexico.
They enioin on the cl3rgy and people mod
GRAFTON and respect for the authorities, and
advise Catholics to be patient and aot as