, 1875-04-15


, Austria left yesterday after comforting
number Of decorations land earnestl!
I congratnlating Victor Emmanuel ON tn
unifcation Of Italy.
BERLm, April 8. = The Bishop o
Breslau. havingrefused to resign his see
legal proceedings will be commenced
Immediately to enforce the compliance
with the decree of the court.
i MADa1D. April 8.-1'he Government
has decided to send 5000 troops ID
Cuba.
Senior Salmocon, Professor cf Madrid
University. formerly President Of Min
istry, and Professo. Azcarate. Of the
University, have been arrested. The
former sent to Lugo and the latter to
Miranda. Other arrests are expected.
Tho Government declares its intention
of exiling all Professors who protest
against the recent educational laws. OF
who resign on account of their promul-
CATION. CASTELAR, has resolved to go to
Rome.
LONDON. April g. In the House OF
Com mons this evening. the Merchant
Shipping bill passed to second reading.
1t makes owners of vessels liable for
compensation to sufferers by their loss.
1t increases the efficiency of the service
and includes regulations in regard to
loading.
MEMPHIS, April 9.--Five of the alleged
Gibson county Ku Klux have been dis
charged, the witnesses failing to identi-
fy them. The cases of the others will
be given to the jury in the morning, the
arguments Of counsel having been con-
cludsd.
LITTLE Rock. April 9.-The storm
last evening prostrated telegraph wires
in all directions below the city. A num-
Der of houses were blown down, per-
SONS killed and several wounded. About
the same hour the storm struck Texar-
kama, nnroofng the school.house, fatal
ly wounding one and slightly wounding
several others. The water fell in tor
rents flooding the streets.
New YORK. April 9.--All idea of q pa
rade here, in honor of the late John
Mitchell, has been abandoned. There
will simply be Q funeral oration by
Thomas Clarke Luby and testimonial
for Mitchetl's family.
CAMPBELL FoRp. Cam. April 9.-The
Campbell Ford Hotel and a block OF
stores was burned to-day. Loss, S2s,-
600; insured for $4,000.
MONTREAL, Can. April 9.-It is said
Mr.. Frowmier will be made one of the
Judges of the Supreme Court and be
succeeded BY La Flamme as Minister OF
Justice.
PARIS, April 9.--It is understood that
the Government las sent instructions to
Consuls to summon for the last time all
French subjects abroad. liable to mill
tary service. to have their names regis
tered at the Consulates.
Fourteen ofllcers who abandoned Don
Carlos have arrived at Bianitz. The
Carlists tried to stop them at the from
tier. 1t is said Gen. Edo has given in
adhesion to Alfonzo.
LONDON, April Q. Bullion gone into
the bank of England on balance to- day,
e7O0, 900.
MADRID. April 9.--The conflict be-
tween the Government and the UniTer-
sity Is getting serious and may cause 6
fall of the ministry. Several more pro.
fessors are exiled. The Kings CHIEF
physician was offered the head position
in the university and refused to accept
A conference of ministers was held
to-day to discuss the accusations oi
Concha against Jovellar. No course Of
action was determined on. It is rum.
ered that Concha has been officially in.
vited to leave Spain. ~
LONDON, April 18.--Paul Boynton will
attempt to cross the Channel to-day ir
his life-saving dress. He is to start from
Dover at 3 A. NJ, and expects to arrive
at Boulougne between and Pm.
LONDON. April 1O.-Bark Maggie from
Cork saved the capt ,in and II men from
the sinking German ship Manura, bound
from Bremen to New York. One boa,
with the first and second mates and s
men had previously left the ship. One
nan was drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO, April s. "A man
named Isaac Brannan was standing be-
side the building in which the late ex.
plosion occurred at the time of the ac-
cident ind has not been seen since. He
is supposed to be buried in the ruins.
So far eight deaths are known to have
occurred; s
New BRUNSWICK. April 9. Michael
Sullivan was hanged this morning 70,
the murder Of Dave Talmage at Metu
chen.
PogrsynLE, Pa, April 9.-The Gov
ernor. after sn interview with the Com.
mittee from Hazelton telegraphs the
Sheriff of Luzsrne Count y, at Wilkes
barre, that committee of prorinen,
men, representing both citizens and
miners. have assured him that the trou.
bles have been greatly exaggerated and
promising, if the troops are withdrawn,
to aid the village authorities in main,
tainlng order. They alse pledge them.
selves in behalf of tho various miners
associations that what is known as deod
work at the mines will not be interfered
with. nor the parties doing such work.