Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-15
Foreign News.
GREAT RkITAlN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
A street car propelled by compressed
air has been successfully tested AT Glas-
gov, Scotland.
The British Centennial Commissioners
approve Of the arrangements made Tor
British exhibitors at Philadelphia.
1t is authoritatively stated, that by /
the law .Jesuits are not allowed IN BRUSH |
domiuions, and proceedings eau at any |
time be commenced against them.
The Prince of Wales asks parliament
foI $40. 900 Ia pay the expenses OF SIX
months trip through India, aud some OF
the members of the House of Commons
think that this is rather high figure.
The reception OF the American Rifle
Team in the different parts OF Ireland ahd
Scotland. has been one of the most ehthu-
sia-tic. Everywhere. they have been cheer
ed and honored by the populace and the
municipal officers.
THE CONTINENT.
1 -Moody and Sankey are going To farie
| and then coming home.
| The new spanish constitution has
/ been completed.
The French Centennial COMMITTEE. has
| learned that the freight 10 Philadelphia for
, their articles. is cheaper then IL was to VI
/ emma.
A fearful storm visited the SWISS cam
I ton OF Geneva and the French frontier last
THURSDAY. accompanied by hail stones of
immense size. Many houses were Dies
troved. and some lives lost.
The Crown Prince OF Germany has in
formed the Italian Crown Prince. that the
visit ofthe Emperor William to Victor En-
anurl will not Toe postponed later than sep
TENDER.
Tie waters OF the river khonc air re-
uortcd to be rising. AID great Tears are
entertained at an inundatlon.
On account OF the expense, uie Italian
rovrrumeut will not participate IN the
Philadelphia Centennial.
The London Times summing up the
military aud political situation IA Span.
.ivc> gloomy view "i the Aiiohsi-is
cause. Il SAYS that the recent minor sue
crosses o, JoVciitr have been ont"ri-htd
by rrNrT>r> elsewhere. The All 81 sc"
about 10 be.n a forward march. Al the
bright hopes Alfonso brought "a Span
have v1ui>hcd. and his best generals ar,
lr,> active than heretofore. They have
! met defeat Instead of victory. The hin2
, has not been more >ucc >>iul IN Madrid
u,. has failed to satisfy the church an'
, ha> curl"cd the Liberals. Hence the MIA
i,irv seem ready 10 trv ia" effect "i a.
r. much religion tulcrdllun a. VIII pc M
. the Protc>tart> tn worship Ia the ha"'
streets hat such concessions Viii DISCUS
- tb,. clerical. aud Not al >iN Alfonso : p"i
l ui.al supporters. Neither has til" kIH.
: made peace between the warm. factions
u The press j. mulz.rd To prevent II from be
4 me- loval. aud there sre'no funds To pay
j. the army and navy.
- soUrH AMERICA
The Italians who have been cmiGrai
: inr To south America 10 large number
!. wi l,r. tf',, r'tu" 10 fh" n'''d STATE
- instead Il ! sand. ou account u "a" p''r
r.. cal troubles in Uruguay aud the Arseniih
IL Republic.
Further particulars OF the New Gren'
ia earthquake put the loss OF life al 100,
.. at Cucuta alone. and AT two or three tin
: this number in the whole district. Dr>'
m lation everywhere prevails
ie ASIA.
England maintain, an army of 20o,ot
- ., men in India. Of whom LIS 40 are NATIVE
/ aud Ga. 1863 British. exclusive of officers.
Of An English correspondent dcclar
A. that the boosted navy OF Turkey consist
GU of some expensive ironclads. which new
= tempt blue water, bu; are moorei in sui
-. mer opposite the SuitauS palace Al Dolm
1l Baghtche, and in winter 20 int" comfort
Id bic quarters inside the bridge OF the Col
OF en- Horn Their chief occupation j. in I
ing sautes when His Majesty goes
w mosque, on FRIDAYS. Furthermore, I
ce Turks have no engineers who can mana
nd them. but depend on Engli>hmcn.