The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-08-12
FOREIGN lNTELLIGENCE.

THE repor: telegraphed from New York on
the 9th that the Union Bank, of London,
had failed in consequence of the suspension
of Duncan, Sherman Il Co. proved to be a
mistake. London and Liverpool dispatches
of the 2Sth say the failure of Duncan, sher-
man Il Co. had produced no appreciate
effects on the general markets in those cities.
Paris telegram states that news of the fail
ure had spread CONSERVATION among the
Americans in that city.
TnIRTY-oNE cotton mills in Dundee. Scot
land, had been closed up to the 2Sth, and
over 1000 operatives had been thrown out
of employment. %" ID
GLASGOW dispatch of the 2Sth announces
the burning of Grants cotton mills, involv
ing the loss Of over e5oO,OOO. Several en-
ployes were severely burned and 800 were
with great difficulty saved.
In the House of Commons, on the 10Th
Mr.: Plimsoll read an apology for his recent
violent speech, and was discharged from CEN
sure. -f....
The banquet given by the Mayor of London
to the Mayors and Projects of other cities
occurred on the night Of the GOTH Six hun.
dred and fifty persons participated. The
United States was unrepresented. .
OVER 2,2O0 workmen employed on the -
Gothard tunnel struck for higher wages on
the goth. The Swiss Government sent a BODY
Of troops, who dispersed the rioters, killing
two and wounding several. 80.
THE Carlist town of SEQ de Urgel has been
taken by assault, but the citadel held out up
to the morning Of the 2Sth.
THE British Channel Tunnel Bill passed the
House Of Lords on the afternoon of the 3Oth
ult. -55'G5: C,s .s.- T..
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch of the 3Oth
nit. announces the dismissal Of the Grand
Vizier in disgrace. f.,sra.,.-.f g,,..,,
The report to the London Board Of Trade
by court Of inquiry into the circumstances
attending the loss Of the steamer Vicksburg
was published on the morning of the 31st
ult. 1t censures the officers of the lost steam.
ship for recklessness. 1sEssa~.. asF2@
The Bfoad~ood weaving factory in Belfast,
Ireland z wAs burned on the,31st ult.,f involv-
ing the loss Of $750,aO0. or Il &ns;paa
THE Levant Hrald Of the sOth nit says the
Government had authorized the circulation
of the Bible in Turkey.
ga ST. gPETERsBURG dispatch of the 3lst
ult. announces the destruction of two thirds
Of the Russian y t t,vns 81 Briansk by fire.
AN immense meeting in favor ct amnesty
for Fenfan convicts was held in HYDE PAX,
London, on tile 1st 1t was estimated that
100, 600 persons were assembled. sis gs Il
u ACCORDING to Vienna dispatch Of the I'd
several engsgementsha had recently taken place
between the Turks and the .Herzeeoyinian
insurgents, in whichthei former were defeated.
in one skirmish the Turks lost three cannon
and eighty lifes. The siege Of Trebigne was
threatened. '''
The French National Assembly on the I'd
passed bills authorizing the construction OF q
tunnel under the British Channel ana appro-
priating sO,Oo0 ifsAScsifor the French exhibi-
tinn at the Philadeiphia Centennial
7tAreCfoydon, England, on the I'd, Col. Val
snthe Rakerwssi found guilty 81. an assault
upon 4 young lady in q railway carriage and
sentenced t9;tHeIYe months Imprisonment
and to pay . fps Iof ssoc and the Colt of the
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