The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-30
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A London Cariist Report.

ONDON, April 29.-The CarliSt Committee
here has received kilograms from Spain report
won at Vera on Navane, DO miles north Of Pom
peluna. Carlists numbering 200 defeated the
Republican force ], 400 strong. The battle be-
gan at eleven o'clock in the morning and last
ed till dusk. The bands commanded by Cure
Of Santa Cruz fought with great heroism The
Republicans were completely routed with loss
of so killed and wounded. Gen. Novevillas'
plan of the campaign in the north has failed.
The Carlists are receiving large supplies. The
reports that Don Alphonzo has re-crossed the
frontier into France, and that Sabollas had fled
are pronounced false. -.s--
The Will of Nmpelcou HI.
Especial TO n. Y. Herald 1.-The following is
the true will of the late Emperor Napoleon I'M
der which letters of administration are applied
for The estate is sworn to under $40, 900
sterling, and this sum is subject to claims which
will reduce it one half:
This is my will" I reco mmend my son and
my wife to the high authorities of the state, to
the people and to the army. The Empress Eu-
genie possesses all the qualities requisite for
capably conducting the regency, and my son
displays disposition and judment which will
render him worthy of his high destines. Let
family Everything for the French people,
Let him fix on his mind writings of the prison
er at st. Helena. Let him study the Emperor's
deeds and correspondence, and finally let him
remember when circumstances permit that the
cause of che people is the cause of France
Power is heavy burden, because one cannot
always do all the good one could wish, and be-
cause contemporaries seldom render justice; so
that in order to fulfill ones mission, one must
have faith and conscientiously appreciate his
duty. 1t is necessary to consider that from
Heaven above those whom you have loved, re-
gard and protect you. 1t is the soul of my il
lustrious uncle that has always Inspired and
sustained me. The like will apply to my son,
for he will always be worthy of his name 1
leave to the Express all of my private proper
ty. wish that at the majority of my son she
shall live at the Elysee and Biarritz. 1 trust
my memory will be dear to her and that after
my death she will forget whatever unhappiness
may have caused her. With regard to my
son let him keep as tailsman the seal wore
attached to my watch and which comes from
my mother. Let him carefully preserve every
thing that came to me from the Emperor my
uncle, and let him be convinced that my heart
and my soul remain with him. I make no men
ton of my faithful servants. 1 am convinced
that the Empress and my son will never ADAM
don them. l shall die in the Catholic opstatic
and Roman religion which my son win always
honor by his piety.
Done and signed with my hand at the Palace
of the Tuilerjes the Oath of April, 1865.
(Signedl NAPOLEON.
The Exhibition Treublc.
VIENNA, April 29.-Special to New York.
iISldlu-I nc 1AIuCrlCdu Scduutll SLlIl occasions
great excitement in aristocratic circles. 1t is
discussed with sneers as another indication of
the working of Democratic institutions. Gen.
Mayer acting under the advice of his counsel,
premptorily refuses to surrender the official pa
pers with list of exhibitors and the new COM
missioners are completely hampered, and will
probably request interference Of the Austrian
government. DR.. Ruppaner, another of the
suspended commissioners, has left for Switzer-
land. Van Buren, is still here.
The Carlist Hnsnrrcction.
Additional advises received through Carlist
channels represent that chieftans Sabollas,
August, Merrietet Soulla, Wales and Cristany
are capable Of concentrating all their forces,
some 1000, in a few hours. Seballas is block
aiding the City Of Wick, 81 miles from Barceo-
ma; Don Alphonzo is in the Province of Lerida
where 500 men Of San Fernando regiment of
regular army have deserted to his banner
Rumors of a Ministerial Crisis.
PARIS, April 29.-Rumors of Ministerial
crisis are renewed.