ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.

Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 392, 19 September 1874, Page 3

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN.

Duke De . Cazes, French Minister for Foreign Affairs, complained to the British Government that Germany was seeking to quarrel with France in re the Carlists. France denies conniving with Carlists. , Advices from Ireland sta te that the reception of John_Mitchel, the Fenian exile, on his return to Cork, was most enthusiastic. The' streets were alive with bands of music, and bonfires ; a torchlight procession also took place, in which 590 persons participated. A riot occurred at Armagh during a parade of the Orangemen. The military clewed the streets at the point of the bayonet. Many were wounded. In Spain, the Republican General captured Vittoria. The Carhsts have suffered severe reverses. The President of Spain thanked Germany for first recognising the Government, Fifty thousand miners were addressed by Bradlaugh and others. Eight hundred and six persons, formerly connected with the Commune, were arreßted at Marseilles. European reports are satisfactory respecting war between China and Russia. Advices state that China pushed forward 190,000 picked troops to the Kashgar frontier, and also garrisoned the frontier towns. It is intended to attack Kashgar, in which event Russia will assist that country.