, 1875-07-03
KILOGRAMS VIA HAVANA And HALIFAX
SPAIN.

m SPAIN.
June 9.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times, .allud'
ing to the rumours of a republican movement
in Madrid, says those who are watching tue
course of affairs in Spain are satisfied that tne
Alfonsist government is apprehensive.
They assert that the Spanish Amb assador
at Paris has resumed his complaint relative
to the tolerance of Carlism on the frontier,
and has warmly protested against the ostensl-
BILE charity fStes, the real object Of which is to
raise money in Paris for the Carlists.
It is supposed that France will pay less at
tention to these complaints than formerly, as
Germany at present takes Slight interest IN the
cause Of King Alfonso, whose government is
too weak to pursue a course agreeable TO
Germany. A competent authority, an attache
OF the Spanish Embassy in Paris, officially re-
ports that the CarliSts muster $4,000 good
soldiers, besides an equal number of second
rates, aud will continue to be victorious 50
long as the war is conducted as at present.
June 10.
SENTAN6ER.-A box containing a number Of
Protestant books consigned to an American
resident of this place has been embargoed at
the Custom. hQp3e. The act has been brought
to the attention of Mr.. Gushing, the United
States Minister at Madrid.
navy OCOh AS~S
between tho Carlists aud Altonsists for the
exchange of 1000 prisoners.
june II.
The Carlists claim that their victory over
the Alfonsists at Cariuera was an important
one. They say 500 Alfonsist infantry, and
800 cavalry, together with their arms and
stores, were captured.
June Is.
A special despatch to the "Tfmes' says'-
Don Carlos has given his son the title OF
"Astuarias.' He has also convOked the Bis
cay Juntas for the 9th inst, to contrast at
titude of CarlistS with AlfonSists, whose 60
vernment, he says, is afraid to summon the
UOrtes.
FRANCE.
June 9.
PARls.-A violent storm passed over the city
to-day. Much window glass was broken aud
thousands of chimneys blown ever. There
we're MANY accidents and traffic was wholly sus
pended in the streets.
The storm extended to the south of France,
and from the Pyrenees comes a report that a
house was prost-ated and eleven persons were
killed.
The damage done In Paris alone is estimst-
ed at 1900, 000f.
GREAT BRITAIN.
June Q.
LoNDoN.-Iti is estimated that $4,000 peO'
pie have attended the meetings OF Mr. Moody
in Bow Hall, daring the past three days.
In the same time 5000 persons have visited
the Inquiry Rooms"
Mr.. Spurgeon will open a series Of meetings
in Camberwell tomorrow.
June 10.
In the House of Commons this evening" Mr..
Cross, Secretary of State for the Home De"
partment, introduced bills amending the La
Dor laws. They provide that breaches OF con-
tract calculated to cause public injury by
work people employed in a public capacity,
as in this supply of gas and water, shall be
dealt with cripinally all other cases snal
be regarded purely as matters of civil con-
tract to be settled by the county courts.
The Law against picketing is to continue IN
force; Defendants. however. are to have the
option Of trial by Justices or Jury. In regard
to strikes, no agreement to do any non-erlml-
!. nal act Ia relation to. disputes between masters
and worEmen shall be punishable as a conspl'
racY. The bills were read a first time.
It ii estimated that $4,000 persons were
preseaest the opening Of the hail In Gambler
well by RBv. Mr.. Spurgeon7 for revival meef-
ings. Thousands were unable to obtain
admittanee.,