The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-14
Foreign Intelligence.

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A Madrid dispatch of the s1st ult. an
nounces the collapse of the Spanish Repub-
Tic and that Alphonso had been proclaimed
King of Spain by the army and navy, and
that the people had gladly acquiesced in the
movement. The King had announced his
Cabinet, and had telegraphed to the
Pope asking his blessing and prom.
Using like his ancestors to defend the
rights of the Holy See. Gen. Campos
had entered Valencia at the head of the troops
that were sent to oppose him when he pro.
nounced for Alphonso. The new Ministry
had telegraphed to Cuba directing the Cap.
ain-General to proclaim to the army there
the accession Of King Alphonso Dis.
patches of the LIST say that Gen
Dorregaray had laid down his arms and
that other prominent Carlist leaders were
about to give in their adhesion to King Al.
phonso: and the Spanish Ambassador at Paris
had resigned and the Duke de Montpensier
and the Orleans Princes had congratulated
Don Alphonso upon his accession to the Span.
ish throne.
Mrs. J. Lothrop Motley, the wife of the
American historian, died in London ON the
LIST.
A London dispatch of the morning of the
1st says that 10000 GOLFERS in South Wales
had struck work in consequence of reduc-
ton in wages.
The death of the English Duke of Montrose
is announced, and also the decease of the
eminent Communist NJ. Ledru Rollin.
In consequence of a very heavy fall of snow
on the 3Oth and 31st ult. all the railroads in
Austria were blockaded and travel was sus.
pended.
Constantinople dispatch of the 31st ult.
says q, 600 persons have persisted from star
walton in the city of Adana alone ~
A London dispatch of the I'd says that
King Alphonso would speedily be recognized
by European powers. He had granted am
nesty to all Carlists and had been rendered
the support of CASTELAR,, Martos, Admiral To.
pete and other well-known Republicans. The
blessing of the Pope asked for by the KING
had been sent through the Papal Nuncio in
Madrid. ..
The Swiss, Austrian and Belgian Govern
ments, according to the London Times of thu
ID, had adopted stringent measures against thu
importation Of American potatoes "infectei
with Colorado beetle" -
Garibaldi has declined the national gran
for his relief because of the condition O
Italian finances.
A Madrid telegram of the 4th says deere,
had been issued suspending the jury system
The marriage Of King Alphonso with tn.
daughter Of the Duke de Montpensier ID 70
vored BY the Regency.
The East.
Gerrit Smith, the philanthropist, died il
New York on the 18th from q combined at
tack Of apoplexy and paralysis. Mr.. smitl
was seventy-seven years old.
The fog on the waters about New Yorl
was very dense on the evening Of the 2St1
and several collisions occurred between vee
sells and ferry boats. -, ..,.-s..
In the investigation in New York on tn
18th before the subcommittee of the Hous
Ways and Means Committee, concerning tn
subsidy business, of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, evidence was produced show
ing that VIM. 8. King, Postmaster Of tn
HouseJiof Representatives, had, in May las
drawn from New York bank S115,O 600 Of tn
funds deposited by Irwin, on check signe
by the latter. 1891 z.y ~. ,
The general term of the City Court
Brooklyn, Judges Nelson and Reynolds Q
the bench, have given decision reversin
the order Of Judge McCue1 which require
Mr.. Tilton to furnish Mr.. Beecher . bill
particulars in the suit of the former again
the latter. z5,r.sT 40 J. g. ;.bE5e CIT
In the Pacific Mail Investigation In Ne
York on the 8Oth ult the Secretary OF Il
Brooklyn Trust Company testified that Job
G. schumsker, Congressman for the secon
New York District, had received in payment
and credit the sum Of Ss75 900 Of the amoul
disbursed BY the agents of the Psci6c Ma
Company. Rufus Hatch stated before u
committee that he wished to htrolucs ca
tain Witnesses to show that TWINS inteutio
in coming back from Europe was to break d
the Pacific Man Company: = 80" so
The Freemasons n New York gave Kin
Kalatana reception on The. night u u
3Oth ulf Alarge number were present 3
Samuel J. THden was inAuguated |.
Governor Of New York on the Let, b 4
presence Of . large conoouEse d ci6sens. I'd
The funeral OF the late aeuit Smith o