London, Jan. 14.
A pisast#R resalting in the death of twenty-six people has occurred in Spain. A dam in connexion with the mater sapply of the thriving coast town of Haelva berat and the released waters swept all before them. Besides the lose of twenty-six lives, there was great destruction to property.
Two labour trouble is unabated in Portogal. To add to the general confession rescltiog from the general strike of railway and office employees, the gas-work bands in Lisbon have aleo suapended work, the remnlt being great inconvenience and the ni resort in any parte of the capital to the use of oil lamps. The Government is endeavouring to arrange a settlement of all the difficulties, bat so far their efforts have been of no avail.
Dox Miguel of Braganza, the pretender to the throne of Portugal, pro-feeees to anticipate a call from exile, He believes that King Mnool's retare to the throne is inconceivable in view of the attitude of the people. About a month sgo Dom Miguel summoned Jose d'Almeids and other partisans to Austria to confer with bim raga piaes for " Migaelist propaganda in Portogal.
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