Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-12-03
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.


According to London dispatch of the
23d the Carlist official organ claimed that Don
Carlos had saved Cuba and preserved the honor
OF Spain, his recent offer of truce 70 Alphonzo
having induced the Americana to modify their
demands.
Late Madrid advices say that the Span
ish Republicans were becoming active. Several
had been arrested and compelled to leave the
city, and revolutionary and Republican documents
and newspapers were being surreptitiously circu-
ated.
Alexandra Colin, the celebrated French
painter, died at Paris on the 23d.
A Berlin dispatch of the 23d says intel
ligence had just been received Their. that the
Herzegoyinian insurgents had captured an i'm
portant fort and all it's garrison near Lubel. Sew
ersl strong positions had also been occupied in
the vicinity of PLAYA.
A Tashkond Central Asia dispatch of
a late date says that after Gen. Kaufman, the
Russian commander, had left Namenghan for
Khojend the Kiptschaks revolted and invested
the citadel and Russian camp. The Russians
resisted and great battle had been fought,
which resulted in the discontinue of the Kpt-
echaks, who fed, leaving $500 dead ON the field.
Anarchy reigned in Khokand.
On the Oath heavy gale prevailed Oft
the coast of Fifeshire, England, and many fish
ing vessels were lost Thirty of their crews are
known to have persisted.
Cardinal Rauscher, the Austrian Cardi-
nal, died at Vienna on the Gath.
The Mercantile Bank, of Leeds, En-
gland, failed the oath, with $350,0O0 liabilities
The London Times of the Goth says
the British Government had just bought el,OOO,-
900 worth of Suez Canal shares from the Khedive
OF Egypt.
The French paper LIE Pays has been
seized for reproducing M. de Cassagnac's speech
to the Bonapartists of Bellville.
A Madrid dispatch of the 25th an
nounces the capture of San Cristobal and all the
positions lately held by the Carlists in the vicn-
ity of Pampeluna.
Thanksgiving Day was appropriately
celebrated by the American residents and visitors
in Berlin, Rev. DR.. Thompson conducting the
religious exercises. At their conclusion resolu-
tions expressive of regret at the death of Vice
President Wilson, and directing that telegram
of coincidence be sent to the United States, were
adopted.
The Public Prosecutor at Berlin on the
26th appealed to the upper house of the German
Parliament to indict Count Won Arnim for trea-
son because of his alleged authorship of a recent
pamphlet attacking Bsmark and the existing
condition of affairs.
A Paris dispatch of the 9th says bard
times prevailed in that city, and that Worth, the
man milliner, had become financially embarrassed
thSough the failure of several of his prominent
American customers.
The eighteenth birthday of King AL
phonzo was celebrated in Madrid on the 2Sth ult.
with great ecJat. 1t was reported that the King
in person would take command of the Army o
the North.
A Berlin telegram of the 28th ult. says
Montenegro and Servia had formed an alliance,
offensive and defensive, in favor of Herzegovina
and against Turkey.
A Berlin special of the Goth ult. says it
was reported there that the State tribunal had
preferred charge of treason against Count Won
Arnim.