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Show I NIGHT REPORT. FOKEIGiV. I Aiurrlcaa Intcrvcnf laii In Foreign AfTnln denied. 1 MuJriJ, i2f. MinUtcr Kicklos )mb-i )mb-i lishca a statement that four niitiietera, I Kivlto, Mtirlor. Uucereroi and tlie la-i la-i mt'UtoJ doctiastii Prim, all and sever ully uistirt-d hi 111 that Cuba thou Id be justly treated as a province f Spain; that "these promises prevented tlio Anier-1 Anier-1 iean government from interfering in Cuban atlrtir;. The Qitt-tn ull Ills'1' France nU LuLdoii, 'JO. Dr. MVLeud states officially offic-ially that he has attended tho Queen for over thirteen years and declares all 1 reporu tlint hor Hiajesty lias shown . tiyniptomi of mental weakness iinqiiali-; iinqiiali-; lieilly false. ' Tli fa StamfirrJ imnoLiueei that negoti-1 negoti-1 ationa between the liriti.-h and French Kvernmenti for tho modiiication of the commercial treaty Iiavo been broken otf. 'o cniMO for the intcrrtiptioa is j asignod. 1 Exiiloaloii lu a Furlieari. Frankfort, 20. This morn in jr in l'ort-rtiiH l'ort-rtiiH Tlirenbeiitrt'U opjoito Coblentz, sonic cartridges ignited in the military laboratory and a large quantity of fixed ammunition was exploded. Tlie building was badly shuttered, three soldiers killed, kil-led, and many wounded. An immense magazine in tlie fortress wliereasupplj' of powder was stored sullioient for a ten years' siego exploded. Compulsory Mllltitry hcrvlce. Herlin, '20. Tlie llek'hsrath lias cm-eluded cm-eluded tlie extension of the North Gorman Gor-man laws by making military ecrvico compulsory in all Bavaria. Ail Engllali Hnmnu Cndiollc A1U- Ijondon, 20. Tliu lirst, Roman Catholic Catho-lic mission ever dispatched from England Eng-land Lo the United States sailed to-day. The party consists of four priests, who are to labor exclusively among tlie colored people. Previous to their departure de-parture bishop Manning addressed them. He said this mission had been established because England had imposed im-posed slavery on America. It was titling tit-ling that Englishmen should be the tirst to move for tho amelioration of the newly emancipated race. The Q,ucci Charged lvllll Intoxication. Intoxica-tion. London, 'JO. John GnHle, secretary i to the Total Austiocnce society of Brax-! Brax-! lian, publicly accuses the rtuccn of in-i in-i toxication. Tho charge caused a great i uproar and tho local authorities coni-I coni-I menced legal proceedings against tho ! author. ; Tlie FrencH Avnty. Paris, 20, It is expected before the end of January, 1672, Franco will have ten urmv corps completely organized and fully supplied . witli improved arms, posted at tho great military centres of llio country. The I.nlc Fire at Geneva. (icnova, 20. The origin of tlio lato conflagration is being mado the subject of strict investigation. Suspicion is I directed against tlie agents of tlie In- lernationul society. TiouliU wlOi the Porle. j Constantinople, 20. Thero aro great complaints of disorganization in public I departments, the Sultan's orders requiring requir-ing economy in llio administration of public alVairs uL being satiffaclorily j carried out, and a cabinet crisis is looked ! for. J I'prourloii Meeting In llrlitol. i A large radical meeting, which was ' attended by -1,000 people, wan held in i tho citv of llristol last evening. Sir i Charles W. Dilkc addrei-sed tlie assem- j j lily. There was much uproar and fight-ling fight-ling during the meeting, and the band I i wasproventod from playing tho national . i nntliem. MinUlcrlftl Cridts lu Simln. ! jSladrid, PJ. -The caucus of the radi-! radi-! r-al members of tho carte resulted in a 1 defeat of tho ministry upon a test ques-) ques-) lion, and a cabinet crisis bus occurrol. Friday's silting of tho corteB was intensely in-tensely exciting and did not break up until seven o'clock yesterday morning. morn-ing. During the dincuation upon the proposition to censure tho government I a motion was submitted providing for the granting of entire liborty to roligious societies throughout Spain. Pending I this, a motion was offered to declare tlio sitting of tho cortes permanent, nnd ' u spirited discussion followed. Tho j government eventually demanded its 1 objection ai a cabinet question, but their opponents had tho majority, for upon a division of tho house tho motion was adopted by 173 to 118. Admiral SLalcompo, president presi-dent of the council of state, and head of tbo ministry, at once mounted tlio tribune and read a royal decree which prorogued tho sitting of tho cortes without with-out day. Tho king to-day summoned to his presence the presidents of the two houses for consultation, as to tho grave aspect of political affairs. It has sinco become known that the ministry have resigned in a body. Fnrla Seniriiccn. Paris, "20. The editor of tho journal Pcrc da Chcsne ha? been court-mar-liallod and sentenced to imprisonment and hard labor for life; and Norniischo and Nillsumo are sentenced to death for contumacy. |