The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-05-12
Foreign.

The German Emperor has given
his assent to the introduction of a
bill abolishing religious orders in
Prussia.
A portion of the Carlist forces on
the frontier of Navarro have revolt
ed. They demand peace and sub
mission to Alfonso.
The death is announced from
Paris of the famous traveller and
artist Jean Frederic De Woldeck,
at tho extraordinary age of ITO
years.
The Daily News announces that
! the Earl of Pembroke will resign
the under Secretaryship of War,
and be succeeded by Lord Cardi-
gan.
It is said that the Prussian gov
eminent intends to ignore the let
ter of sympathy addressed by the
Roman Catholic Bishops of Great
Britain to those of Germany.
The report of Mr.. J. b. King,
Grand Secretary for Ontario, Can
ada, of the order of Odd Fellows,
shows a total actual membership in
that province of 9,216.
French and English gunboats
are ordered to the banks of New
foundland to prevent threatened
trouble between the fishermen of
each nation this SIMMER
King Alfonso received the Papal
Nuncio at Madrid, Spain, Tuesday,
and he said he was aware of his
duties. gratitude and affection to
the Holy Father, and should fulfill
them.
The North German Gazette gives
a positive denial to the statement
in American papers that a company
has been organized in Berlin to
facilitate the return to Germany of
German emigrants in the United
States.
At the opening of the Presbyte-
rian Synod in London, Tuesday,
the Moderator referred to the re-
vival movement set on foot by
Moody and Sankey, and expressed
cordial sympathy with them in
their religious work.
The Unita Cattolica of Rome
comments in bitter terms on the
installation of the Prince OF. Wales
as the head of the order of Masons
in Great Britain, and declares that
this act identifies the Anglican
Protestants with Masonry.
Paris was full of ru,nors of war
on, Thursday, Germany being
claimed to be on the aggressive and
desiring the further humiliation of
France The London Times, how
ever, in it's editorial columns,
scouts the apprehens:ons raised by
the alarmists and the alarmed in
Paris.
A terrible explosion occurred on
the afternoon of April 30 in Bunk
er's Hull colliery, North Stafford
shire, England. while the men were
at work. Forty one bodies of dead
miners were recovered from the
mine, most of whom leave large
families. Three additional deaths
were reported Monday.
In the British House of Com
mons, Tuesday evening, Mr.. Celery
withdrew his motion for the recog-
milton by Great Britain of bellige-
rent rights of the Carlists in Spain.
MIR. Bourke, the under secretary
for the foreign department, stated
tnat there was no reason to depart
from the policy of non interference
observed during the previous civil
wars in Spain.
The London Mark Lane Express
this week says that during April
there have been sharp night frosts
and q short allowance of rain. I'm
less there is more of the latter,
forage will be scarce Corn threat
ems to be late, whatever may he
its bulk. In France wheat and
rye have already suffered much In
Russia sewers have actually been
driven off by the snow. The
markets generally show a decline
in prices of from sixpence to
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