The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1872-02-10 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

FOREIGN.  _ The King of ITALY has left Rome for Naples. Two thousand troops have been despatched from Madrid to Cuba, to suppress the insurrection. A magnificent Aurora Borealis was visible on Saturday in Franee, Constantinople, Alexandria, and other places for several hours. General BUTLER, in the Washington House of Representatives, is actively organising opposition to the pending Bill to enforce the clause relating to the Canadian fisheries. It seems to be pretty generally understood in Paris that the Anglo-French Treaty of Commerce will only be revoked if the first negotiations for amicable modifications fail. . •  Some Bavarian newspapers have stated that the President of the Ministry was about to resign on account of ill health. Acorn., ling to reliable information there is no truth in this report. • _ _ _ _  A deputation of two thousand Bulgarians has just waited upon the GRAND VIZIER, at Constantinople, and asked for the recall of the exiled Bishops. In reply, the GRAND VIZIER promised to consider their request. The Times, in reference to the Kooka Insurrection, says 66 men have been executed, and the whole band, which numbered 300 has been literally hunted down. The Government has ordered an immediate enquiry. The public feeling is partially turning against the executions. According to the Bonn • Gazette, Professors HILGERS, KNOODT, REIISCII, and LARGEN have received an ultimatum from the Archbishop of COLOGNE ordering them on. pain of excommunication to subscribe to. the dogma of infallibility. This is another instance of Popish despotism.' A despatch just reCeived from General BounMIMI, of the Looshai expedition, arinounces that he was approaching Poiltoy, the stronghold of the Looshais. He had crossed a ridge 6,000 feet high. There had been no further hostilities, and he hoped. to reach the village on the following day. • The Canadian Government has carried a resolution condemning the interference of Ontario in the matter of Scores murder. The Premier declared that the crime was not a murder, and that Riel was a hero. The galleries of the House were cleared in consequence of the spectators having applauded the speakers. The leader of the Opposition has denounced the action of the Government, and the most intense excitement prevails throughout the province. It was reported in Paris on Monday night ..hat M. TRIERS had been fired at near his own residence. If true, the incident only proves that the President of the French Republic has paid one of the penalties of greatness. The Ministerial crisis in France caused by. the resignation.of the Home Minister, in , consequence of the vote of Alva Assembly on the question of removing or not removing the Government from Versailles to Paris, is assuming still greater dimensions. An important schism has occurred among the Roman Catholic clergy of Paris. The Archbishop having required the clergy to profess and believe "in their hearts" the doctrine of Papal. Infallibility, the vicar of the Madeleine has answered this demand by resigning his position. He defies excommunication. Yesterday, the priests in Paris opposing this offensive dogma including foreigners—were to assemble at the vicar's house, and he announces that new churches will be opened independent of the Ultramontane Episcopacy. It would therefore appear that a revolution in the Roman Catholic Church is imminent.