The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-02-11
Foreign Intelligence.


Madrid kilograms of the 26th say that the
Carlists had abandoned the Biscay provinces
and moved into Navarro with all their ma
terial of war. Six hundred Carlists had sub
mitted to King Alphonso in the province of
Casleton de la Plana. Fugitives from Estella
assert that Don Carlos had shot several Of
ficers for treason. The Carlists had fired on
British vessel laden with telegraph cable off
the Biscayan coast.
A London dispatch of the Goth announces
the death of the Emperor of China on the
18th.
Madrid dispatch of the 10Th says three
important positions had been captured from
the Carlists in the valley of Carascal, and
that there had been gradual advance all
along the lines. Zaranz had been occupied
by "a Spanish battalion.
Russia has recognized King Alphonso.
Drs Peters and Hardness, of the American
expedition, were the only successful observers
of the transit of Venus in New Zealand. The
German party at Auckland Islands had sue.
cessful observation.
Madrid dispatch Of the 31st ult. says that
an understanding in regard to the Virginus
indemnity had been reached by Minister
Gushing and the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Senior Castro. The Captain and crew of the
brig Gustav had been released by the Carlists,
DEGREES had been issued permitting
the press to discuss the acts of the
Ministry, but forbidding attacks on royalty
and religion, and the publication of news ia.
vorable to the Carlists.
A Havana dispatch of the 3lst ult. an
nounces the capture by the insurgents of the
ort and settl ement of Jibara.
A Berlin dispatch of the LIST says the Fed
eral Council had empowered Prince Bismarck
to conclude an e4tradition treaty with the
United States.
The East.
The Rhode Island Legislature has chosen
Gen. A. E. Burnside as United States Senator
10 succeed Mr.. Sprague. = ~"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris, son.in-law and
daughter of President Grant, arrived at New
York ON The 27th, from Europe.
The New Jersey LEGISLATURE has elected
Theodore F. Randolph 0Iem.) United States
Senator by vote of. 40 to 81 for Geo. NJ. Robe
son. 80 -''' '''- ..s'
The New Hampshire Republican State Com.
mittee, in session at Concord on the 28th, sent
telegram to the Republicans in Congress
calling on them to stand by the Civil-Rights
bill. f'tE' ~ eG'7'. ".;t- 'aF =
The Mayor ofPhnsdelphia, on the ssth, ad.
dressed q circular to Justices of the Peace
and other prominent persons. living in neigh
borboods in which it 10 thought the supposed
abdnctors Of Charley Ross operated after the
abduction, appealing to them to personally in.
terest themselves in seeking for the missing
child, and that . general and thorough search
be made in all secluded places. The IS 600
reward is still ofefeu "a z.'...r 1855
Mrs. Bradshaw and Mr.. Franklin Woodruff
have testified in the rTilton ss. Bcccher suit
The formers evidence was unimportant. The
latter (Mr. Moulton's business partner) con.
frmed Mr.. Moulton's statement relating to a
former interview with Mr.. Tracy at which the
guilt Of Mr.. Beecher was affirmed by Mr.. Moul-
ton, and the witness stated that Mr. Tracy had
said that in this case lying was perfectly
justifable, and had recommended that either
Moulton or Tflten be sent to Europe. Nj.
Tilton WAS calledto the stand on the 18th, and
the question Of his being allowed to testify
was argued. 5E.!j nraFt Y9t.ai Z. ,..e-.a
The Thomas Paine memorial building in
Boston was dedicated on the 2oth.
Mr.. Trask, the well-known anti,tobacco
apostle, died at FitchburE, Mass, few days
ago, at the ago Of seventy-nme.
Aftward Of $1,000 was mot long since Of.
feped By . citisen of London for copy (said
to be the only enc in the United states)
Of book published in England in
1880, relating to . member Of the royal
family III stngisnd, md against Tie publ
oati6al Of which ~ Lord Chancellor Issued
anIintanetips. The book b reported to b IN