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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District Ysvspsi County. Ahzona-
 Levi bashford aod Coles Bashkssd PsinfiAs
 Lswrence c. Gray and Charles P. Hitchcock Dsfb
 Aet,n brought in the District Court of the Third ys dcs psirsc n and tor he county of Yavsps n the Ter ritgry of AriBnna-
 TA Territory @ Arisesa sssds ereefiss Q LawFssss Q. Gray and Charles E.. Hitchcock. defendants
 You arc hereby sammonsd and required b appear 10 = action brought axans yyu by the above named psinuss h the District Court of the Third Judicial District in ed for the csnsy of Yavap&i in the Terhsory d Ar1eee and answer ths complaint sIed with fhs Cerk d Us Cnrt st Prescott in said county ts copy of which plsus ancsupsnjss this summons) within twenty Asys fexciuve of the day of scrvice) ser the service npDs YOU of this summons served is this couusy bas ssvel ot of the county and within his district tAsa wssais th;r,v days: in all other frfy dsys-
 And yoa hereby potifed that yoo fAi so spqsss ssd answer complaint abovs rsqairs4 shs plsinGb
 jl saks judgment by dsf&nt agsnss tr the sf s,r thoAnd hundred and twenty .uss daiia cd four eepsz and interest thereon rum the yh day ~ Msy A D. 18TH the rate Of tea pes cseG pss annsa ssl oosss and disbasysmenfs n this hshah sxpsndsd-
 Given under my hand and ths bsal of ths sniA Dlue6 Court ss Prsscots this 2sA day sf Apsil A. D. ie7z
 coIss BAsHrusn Assunsy c PssisdasL -
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Jeff Davis.

"Our" Jeff, from Upper Hassayampa came to town Tuesday last, riding lively Dolly Warden pacer, which paccr, We fear, will disappear, next full moon, going Ut more than 2;4O gait before band of Apaches. Jeff had many horses, mules and other animals in his day. in this section of tho country, but "whar, oh, whar, are dey now - " Dat am the question:" Why their bones are bleaching all over this Apache-land, while their hides arc beng worn under the feet of many .. nnhlr n red men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
Drunken Row

regular row. "a kind of free hght-occurred Sunday forenoon, among the Mexicans at the Prescott House, on Granite street. Cause-wbis- key. Black eyes and bloody noses were plenty. and four of the combatants were assisted by their friends to leave the scene in a very dilapidated condition.
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New Goods.

Two fine mule teams-drawins four hnge Wag- ons--arriycd here day or two ago, win goods ot erery kind and class, for Campbell q Buium The teams belonged to Mir. Tibhetss, oi Los An- geles county, California; they came rsa .ne us. dyyilIe route over which they will return. taxine lumber. shingles, etc, for Cerbat-
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Improving.

The Messrs. Henderson. of thIs place, are In re- ceipt of a letter from Jos. Gold water dated Camp Date Creek, June IS. in which Joseph states that. thanks to the skill Of the Surgeon; the care and attention of officers, &c.. of the post. his wounds (recently inflicted ny Apache Ipdians) are rapidly healing. and his general health improving.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
Personal, Etc

Captain Robert P. Wilson. of Company A, Fifh Cav. airy (now at Camp verd-). at For, whippie the 4h inst, Captain Wilson is of those kind of like to zee in the mybrave, kind of heart and full of sympa,hy for the hores, hardworkng white citizens of the Territory.
 Acting Assistant Surgeon semig came up from Me- Dowell with companies and of the Fifh Our Camp M Dowe correspondent gives inkng of the esfima' ton in which Dr. Semig is held af Mcdowell The Doc. tsrs head is level the Indian question He likes good Indians and believes in chastising had ones
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SheriT's S0Ie.

Under and in pursuance of order made by the Dis irct Judge of the Second Judicial District In and for Yuma county Arizona Territory bearing date of June IT, A. b. 1872. in the of wm. B. Hooper Co Vim. Stansheld directed 10 requiring to sell aer due notice according 10 law the following described prepery issued said District Court in the aforesaid Therefore notice is hereby given that will expose for sale and sell io the highest bidder for cash at public sale IN FRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE IN THE TOWN OF PRESCOTT. ON MONDAY. JULY sTH. A. D. is72 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M of said day, the fOi. lowing property. to wit " fO ONE BLACKSMITHS BELLOWS,
 (Il ONE BLACKSMITHS' ANVIL.
 fD ONE BLACKSMITHS' WISE, . e(l) ONE SHINGLE MACHINE,
 0D ONE CAST IRON TURBINE WHEEL
 " JOHN H. BEHAN Sheriff.
 By l.. B. ST. JAMES Deputy Shera Prescott A. T., June 18th. ls12 ie&Hd
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c. P. Head & Go.

r,, s,vn has now a fine s'ark S goods. of every de ..,;r1;on rbch they are selling very cheap Owing se ,s .r..ce of Gel Head and the arrival of their -, N, Msrks the juuir partner has not had time tc s - sive,sissrens but he wishes us so say to fhs csr,u,s sbsf his firm motto is to sell cheap.
 Inne f652
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Weather.

N1'9f'Ty Sunday and Monday last were ex- ,. cf 'oi for this season of the year. Frost 2. o' l0o>s nights, doing slight damage here and
 l'ont know what tue climate of this re- A'SN A t'Ylg to settle into.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
New Hightwatchman.

D R Poland has undertaken to protect Pres colt and Its citizens, from fire, etc, during the quiet hours Of night Jennings, the old night watchman. may now take sleep. Mr. Poland Is a careful, trustworthy man.
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NOTICT.

DEPUTY CoLLEcroRs OFFICE. UNITED STATES INTERNAL KEY
 THIRD DIVISION, DISTRICT OF AkizoSA
 ERxExBERs June 22, le72 Notice is hereby given that on the lgn day - .uy .. II oeiuek a M will sell at pusi's ane,on. .re ware nom of A. Frank in the town "a |. the United ssaieA having been oere ior sale without being stamped e required by O. S iniernsi hsvssus IawS-rss: rn,staen Hundred and Fifty t13so) cssnzs
 af Foreign Manufacture.
 % .hcr. a..r,;ned pssp-y viii hs sold sutjsot b shs Srr'- - HENRY FRANK, ;saSu uepusy Col lat Rev. Dis. q Arisoua
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Supervisors.

The board has been in session during the week, transacting business for the county. Taxpayers who may feel aggrieved at the as essment of their property should lay their complaints before the Board.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

An the incest freshest and best HAIR PREPARATORY pomsdes Oils Dyes and lnvigraicrs Louhins Genuine French Extract Soaps, Powders and Cosmeiiques can .. n.d al DR- KENDALLS
 ,sry7~7e Pioneer Drug Store-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06

put short time remains for people to procure deeds to their town lots, Will be seen by adyer- tisement.
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New Buildings

Wormser & Wertheimer have men at work upon what Is soon to be a store-room, size 60x25. The foundationis being built of granite; walls are to be of adobe; roof of shingles
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Incendiary

One night during the week person attempted to set fire the store of M. Perata, in wckenburg. but C. Block interrupted him just he had about finished satura ing the door with coal oil preparatory to touching it o The woudb house burner did not have time to wait to tell bis name.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
More Flour

Several teams are now close to town, with -four for Helngs and Veil.
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Crowded

Dan. Hatz,s restaugaat lis thesbest patsouised a.tahlishuus ,t ip sown, and where 60 mary pst- rons come from is mystery to the scriobIer sercof
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DIVINE SERVICES

hariain Gilmore U. s. Army. will deliver regioui ascourse in the Courtrc Prescott, every Sunday Services commence at eleven o'clock A. N.
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Camp Hualpai.
Town Lots.

Major Crittenden, Dr. Sterling, wife and child have arrived at Camp Hualpai
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
Sheen.

;, 'poeii q Baker have about 1,s0o head oi
 Ta'c the Indians have not vet claimed :
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FOR SALE.

One Ranch in Sal, River Valley situated withia oos. half mile of East Phoesy containing ls0 of asbis land The Improvements large Dwe,ing Hosss, containing nine rs.ns; 8rsnary Corsai snd sn the necessary ouf buiidugs-
 Thcr, 2O asssfed fuh in four shng condition embracing inc orange. te1on. peach. apricot apple etc Aso 90 ehoice gr.pe viDss-pre- durisg for ta. past two yess.
 Ther- six Chic clover taslfa). 100 acres ~ 10 oi ssaghum. and scrvs ef beans der cultivation.
 The entire ranch with an pertaining h win bs cold far ef 00o half cask balance by secsrd nos psysb,s in year.
 For fartke. r.rricalars apply On psos, w io
 ". R. KILLINGS. Eass PhosiE. East Phenix June IT, is72 Is1n7
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1Blank Drafts.

, good syis a Bsatnoss rspss for sais q ss lluHR cGes.
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POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails-Postal Rules-Money Orders, &c, &c. Mails arrive from all points, Mondays and Thursdays Derart Wednesdays and Saturiays O66ce hours rum A N. toeP M
 Money Orders issued every day of the week. except Sunday ORLANDO ALLEN, P. N
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ONIONS, ONIONS.
HIGHLAND CHIEF MINE.

Notice s hereby given that ninety days from date July le72). will commence work on the Highland Chief Mine situate in Campbell District YavaIa county, Ari. fond and that all who ,o In accordance with mining laws of Congress will have their claims sold to pay their share of the expenses of prospecting said mine. -- ws. GIBSON & co.
 Prescott A. T, July 6 1872. N,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

c. P. HEAD & Co.,, PrescOtt,-..-....Arizona. We respectfully the people of Sor,hers Arirsna that receiving large s,Oek os GENERAL MERCHANDISE. consisting cf LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS Gentlemne's Furnishins Goods, Military Furnishing Goods, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS FLOUR,
 Drisd and Canned Fruits and Mssss. BOOTS & SHOES, CUTLERY, HARDWARE. CRocKERYwARE. GLASSWARE, wOoDESwARE. Tobaccos, Cigars, Wines.. Liquors, FANCY GOODS, OILS AND PAINTS. Guns, Pistols, Rife and Blasting Powder Shot Lead.
 Fuse and Cartridges.
 Iron, and Steel, Mining & Farming Implements,
 ETC, ETC, ETC, WHICH WE WILL SELL FOR CASH ONLY, AT THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN ABOVE
 COST AND CARRIAGE It is our intention so establish permanent Mercantile House and to keep hand large and varied ments of goods the wants of the country demand To the Trade offer every inducemsnt iu the way of good goods and low prices.
 THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR CORN
 AND BARLEY.
 CP.HEAD
 jy6Te JAKE MARKS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
100. F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

sSnaSsss Regular Meetings of this Lodge on Wed. sESXS nesday Evenings, at Masonic Hall. Mem- bers of the Order in good standing, are invited to attend D HENDERSON. N. c. c. A. LUKE, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
FOR SALE.

A wafer right is the Tempe Ditch; and, aiss tws rap~hrs with wsser-oJ.saining i6O acres each. Apply to ]. W. SWELLING. @
 W. .. FEELINGS CO, Esss Phesaix. East Phosix. Jurs 14. 1872. ts22g1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-06
LUMBER, LUMBER.

From this date lumber will he delivered at the Quartz Mountain Saw Mill No orders will be accepted from anybody unless accompanied by the money
 MOVES CURTIS. Prescott July 6, 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Commodore Rogers, Of the United States Navy, is
at the Astor House.
Ex-COngressman G. v Culver, OF Pennsylvania is
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General j. A. Potter, of the United States Army,
has quarters at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
General 81. G. Worthngton, OF Columbia, s. Co. is
at the Metropolitan Hotel
Colonel ]. j. Patterson, Of Charleston, S. Co. is
stopping at the Grand Central Hotel.
Paymaster w. c. MCGOWAN, OF the United States
Navy, has quarters at the Hoffman House.
General w. B. Bates, Of Tennessee, has arrived at
the Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-COngressman F. E. Woodbridge, OF Vermont,
sis at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel 4. L. Boudinot, one OF the chiefs OF the
Cherokee Nation, is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Hamilton E. Towle. OF this city, will sail for
Europe to-day on the steamer City Of Brooklyn. II
was this gentleman who, by the invention Of tenn
porary steering apparatus to replace that which
had been broken away during a storm, saved the
steamship Great Eastern from dire disaster.
Mr.. T. Buchanan Read yet remains in q doubtful
state Although much more comfortable last even
ing than for several previous days. his improve
ment is not of nature to allow Of predicting ulti
mate recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
TEE TREATY In WASHINGTON.
Acknowledged Failure Of the Treaty-England
Declines to Let Arbitration Go On-A New
Basis for Diplomatic Action.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1872.
be at an end, the British government having replied
to the suggestions Of Secretary Fish in way which
precludes any further action by the tribunal with
the consent OF Great Britain. The answer was re-
ceived to-day in terms sufficiently explicit to show
that the treaty has failed and that all hopes OF
settlement are past. In effect, our government is
advised that the United States having presented as
its utimatum that the question concerning conse-
quental damages must be disposed OF by
the Geneva tribunal, and having rejected
the proposition OF Her Majesty's government
that the principle contendcd for might be
established in a supplemental treaty, Earl Granville
has replied that 1t is impossible for bis governments
to consent to arbitration upon Gaestion which 10
treaty, and therefore not proper subject for con-
sideration by the tribunal appointed under The
treaty.
1t Is understood that the enrire correspondence
will now be sent TO Congress, and that the admins
tration will take no further steps in the matter
without action on the part Of that body
n the question is again reached through negotia-
ton the President will insist that the duty OF
trails shall be defined, and that 1t shall be expressly
agreed that neutral nations shall apprehend all
vessels escaping from their ports to assist begcr-
ents In time of war; This, 1t is believed, would
either prevent the escape secure the capture OF
seml-pirates like the Alabama
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-11
THE SEARCH FOR DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

From the Springfield Qll.) State Journal May 81
The NEW YORK HERALD published despatch from
London, stating that news had been received via
Bombay, to the effect that Dr. Livingstone was safe
at Zanzibar on the eastern coast Of Africa, In
pany with Stanley, the chief OF the HERALD expe-
diton OF search. DIR. Livingstone left England in
1865 on grand tour of African exploration. Let
tiers were received from him at different times up
to July, 1868, the date of his last communication.
Indirect intelligence received concerning his
movements up TO June 1871, when letters
were received from two Arab traders, announcing
that DR.. Livingstone was at Manakoso in Menama,
during October and November, 1870 in a helpless
condition, without means or followers. In 1871 the
NEW YORK HERALD organized special expedition
to search for Dr. Livingstone at the head OF which
was Mr.. Stanley, who, In spite OF almost incredible
hardships, has prosecuted his mission with noble
determination and happy result which has just
been made known. The latest communication from
Mr.. Stanley was dated September 1871. II this
despatch be authentic, the anxiety OF the civilized
world for the safety Of the heroic explorer at
rest.
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ENGLAND.
The Visiting Empress and Invalided Ex-Em-
preS-A New Councillor of State
Free Travel to France.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 10, 1872.
The visit OF the Empress Augusta will terminate
next Tuesday when Her Majesty will leave on her
return to Germany.
The convalescence OF the ex-Empress Eugenie is
progressing satisfactorily
'OF HER MAJEsrY's CoUNCIIn
Mr.. John George Dodson was sworn In
to-day as a Privy Councillor. Mr.. Dodson repre-
sents East Sussex In the House OF Commons He
has served as Deputy Speaker OF the House, chair
man OF Ways and Means and of referees commit
tees. He is a writer Of ability, liberal in politics.
an advocate OF treasury economy and an opponent
to all grants for the support OF religious denomina
lions. He has originated many useful Parliamenta
measures-the repeal OF tho hop duties the Univer-
sty Voting Papers act abolition, the oxford Uni
versty Tests Abolition bill and Voters Registra-
ton bill.
FREE TRAVEL TO FRANCE.
Passengers from England now land In France
without going through the usual formalitles
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Seven thousand one hundred and thirteen bales
OF American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-
day.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDos, May 1851 N-Con.
unitea states hvetwenty bonds 1862, s%s 1854 old,
905{; 1867. 92ss; tsl-fortes, 8ti
Fans BouRsE.-PiRIs, May f0-Rentes 5G Sc.
LhyERPooL CorroS MARKrr-LivRRrooL. May 1915 r
M-The cotton market closed heavy middDJr uplands
loAd. I05{d piddinS Orleans I'D ll5d. The sales
ard speculation. The sales Of the week have been $1,000
bales of which 1000 were taken for export and 5000 on
specuatop The stock In port Is q2 0 bales including
$4,000 American The receipts o. the week have beef
1900 bales The stock of cotton 1T bound 10 this ., ~,
Is $4,000 bales, including l47 900 american
LiyyRPooL BRKApsrUTYs MAREKr.-LIyxRpoot Mav IN
Noon Corn 2ss 3D. per quarter The market Is Miner
Wheat l2s "a lbs per GENITAL for California white
red winter Flour, 2ss ass Cd per bbl for Western
canal The receipts Tor me past three days fmye bee
$500 quarters, including q 800 American. "'' ''''
TO- nsr c o ,o, M TO-
LyERpooL PRODUCE MARKsr.-Livxnpool Nav lo-P
M--Cover seed, "a AS per cwt for An,ericsr D.
spirits turpentine, "a per cwt "''""'' i'e'
Pkrnoasgs MAszsr;.ASrwsRr. Mayt petroleum
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Damages Of Sudden Rupture of the
Negotiations-British Cabinet Statement
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May TO- 1872.
The Globe, newspaper, in Its issue this evening,
says IL is rumored in trustworthy circles that the
negotiations between the British and American
governments with regard to the indirect claims
were suddenly broken or to-day.
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT
In Parliament, tonight Earl Granville in the
House OF Lords and Mr.. Gladstone in the House OF
diton OF the negotiations would be made on Mon
day next, whether the papers received or not.
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hyciene, and to sacrifice health and life in the
blird pursuit Of wealth Now, more than ever,
should attention be paid to these laws, on the
ful6lment of which such vital results depend.
Since our unfortunate city seems to be aban-
doned by the authorities, helpless prey to
epidemic filth and disease, the natural in
stinct of self-preservation should inspire each
one to grid himself in hygienic armor for the
coming ordeal.
In its general results what can be more
fearful to contemplate than the effect of the
heat upon our thoroughfares in their present
disgraceful and intolerable condition? We
have persistently and earnestly urged upon the
authorities the grave necessity of taking imme-
diate action in this matter, and OF wrestling
from the hands of an unprincipled contractor
the fatal power he yields over the health and
life of o great city. The question Is OF too
great importance to be met with vain excuses,
shifting of responsibility or illusions to legal
proceedings. The well-being of an en-
tire city is at stake, and nothing
but immediate action can save us from the
inevitable consequences of opening Pan
don's box in the middle of burning sum-
mer. We propose to agitate this subject until
some definite results are reached and until our
city shall look less like the favored home of
smallpox and cholera Already the Legisla-
ture has taken some initiatory steps towards
abating the nuisance by the passage yesterday
of bill in the Assembly empowering the
Police Board to assume control of the Street
Cleaning Department.
The next serious question which occurs in
connection with the heated term is in respect
to our water supply. The city has expert
enced before to some extent the miseries of
water famine and the insufliciency Of our
present supply in the event of long con-
tinued summer drought. This is formidable
evil which it would be well for the Legislature
to take precautions against, and to adopt all
feasible measures to supply the metropolis
with an abundance of pure water during the
summer months. A little timely economy on
the part OF the people themselves would do
much towards warding of that much dreaded
evil in great city, water famine.
The RICHMOND Enquirer (democratic) thinks
The Democratic National Committee have
acted with greater precipitancy than, in its
opinion, the occasion required-that is, in
calling national convention. 1t was only a
few weeks ago that the Southern democratic
press were bowling because the committee
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Unpepularity and Expected Retirement
Of the Sagasta Ministry.
A NEW CABINET UNDER sERRANO.
Carlist and French Reports Of Insurgent Con-
centration and ROyaIist Defeat.
Don Carlos Said To Be Among
His Adherents.
TeleCaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent in Madrid has
via London
LONDON, May 10, 1872.
The downfall of the Sagasta Ministry is i'm
minent. The apparent want of vigor and the
reactionary tendencies of Senior Sagasta have
made him unpopular with all parties, and
strong influence has been set to work with the
King to effect his removal
With him all his present colleagues will go
out, to give place to a new Ministerial combi-
nation under the leadership Of Marshal Ser
rano. Az soon as the Carlist revolt is sup
pressed Marshal Serrano will return to Madrid
and choose the members Of the new Cabinet,
of which he will DO the Minister President.
Carlist Reports Of InsurgeRt Conccntra-
ton In Hiscay-French Account OF
RoyaIist Defeat Near bilbao.
PARIS May 10, 1872
The Carsts report that their greatest strength
in Spain is IN the province of Biscay, and the news
The Temps has despatch stating that a column
of Spanish troops which marched out of Bilbao was
attacked and driven back by the insurgents.
THE BATTLE or oRoQUiETA FROM ANOTHER POINT or
VIEW.
The Temps also says ENTHUSIASTICALLY descriptions
OF the affair at Oroqueta show that the official &C
counts greatly exaggerated its Importance. Only
the rear OF the Carlist forces 200 men, was en-
gagged, and the prisoners taken by the government
troops nearly all inhabitants OF Oroquieta sus
pected of sympathizing with the Instruction OF
the Carlists actually in the fight zoo were put hors
de conbnt.n
Don Carlos has succeeded In joining his part
sans.
POLITICAL AND PROVINCIAL AGITATION.
The republicans are as yet quiet.
There are 1000 insurgents in the province of
Corona and 400 in that of Lerida.
General Surrender OF Dcmornlized Car
ists-Did the French Republic Main
tnin its Neutrality:
MADRID, May 10, 1872.
Dispatches from all the provinces which in
tested by Carlist bands state that the insurgents
are coming in and surrendering to the government
troops.
TIE QUESTION or FRENCH NEUTRALITY.
1t ia reported that the Spanish Cabinet is dis
pleased at the action OF France in allowing re-
treating Carlists to escape into French territory
and that the government of Versailles will be ques
toned relative thereto.