The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-27
States bonds IN On de market. and that inn

mittee discharged A new committee hold
ing different views Was appointed who are
TO report in sixty days Meeting adjourned
Twopriests ciaimingto be American cIti.
zens who were expelled from Madrid,
have engaged New York lawyer 20 dc
mand reparstion from Secretary Fish.
NEW YoRI1. Norcmber 25.-Twenty-iivc
hundred u11n IS - IIid 10 the Navy Yard
to-day, mo- % whom were employed since
the Ninlinius Outrage
The S1anish ir5n-clad, Arrapelles, has
not lei tie ship yard ret, but was painted
to-day, and ne last lTos< on her IN the dry
dock willie done tomorrow.
Work n TIE yard was going on as usual
this evening although reports stated that
there had been orders for stopping work.
Nothing IS yet heard Of the missing
steamship lcnilia.
EsscelIaneous.
ONsaA, November aO.-James Eagan,
stake holder is the s5ogan-Allen fight, was
arrested for nibezzlengSt, and committed
without bail
VIOKsBURo, November 20.--A barge of
I the Belle Of Alton was burned. yith 1900
bales of cotton and 40 packages of sundries.
SAN FIJANcIsgo, November 21.-Mr. Trent
offers to match Thad. Stevens for S2J, 900
against any horse.
ST.. LOUIS, November si.-Mrs. Anna
Maria Ca5ell, daughter of Mrs. John j..
Crittenden, is dead.
/ MEMPHIS, November 2f.-The cotton
burned on the Belle Allen was insured here
for $25, 900.
Wages on Memphis and Charleston
railroad have been reduced twenty per cent.
and a strike is probable.
/ NORFOLK, November 21-An unknown
schooner supposed from the appearance Of
her spars to be new vessel, was sunk dur
ing Monday nights gale, sen miles south Of
Cape Henry. The name of the sail maker
is Hartell. A Philadelphia negro, sup
posed to be one of the crew, has been
whshcd ashore.
SAN FRANcIsco, November 2f.-There was
a slight earthquake to-day.
CHICAGO, November 22-Garnier takes
the first prize In billiards, Ubassy the sec
ond, G. Dion the third, Daily the fourth
and J. Dion the fifth
CHICAGO, November 23.-Boutwell, who
is lecturing ordinances and the panic, in re-
ferring to the Cuban matters, deprecated
the idea of war, and counselled and argued
that our sympathies and naval aid ought to
be given toSpnin in her effort TO establish
a republic.
KEYTWEsT, November s3.-Thc flagship
Worcester has arrived.
MEMPHIS, November 24.-Twenty-two
deaths the past week three from yellow
fever. 80 $40 -e- tasu II
] Fort MoNRoE, November 25.-The United
:! States steamer Ossipee, and monitor Ma
hassac, which were detained in the Roads
1 yesterday by storm, sailed at O'Clock this
forenoon for Key West, with fair wind.
4 NEW ORLEANS, November 25:-The PeO-
| pies Convention to-day adopted an address
to the President and series Of resolutions.
1 The session was very harmonious. The
! following was adopted:
/ Resolced, That our fellow citizens, Judge
4 John A. Campbell, Hon. Randall Hunt,
4 Robert H. Mari, Horatio Ogden and VIM.
! B. Spencer be appointed a committee on the
i part of the people of Louisiana to repair TO
Washington and present their memorial for
relief from the Kellogg usurpation, and the
i restoration of Louisiana to her rights and
liberties as q free State of the American
| government.
Speeches were made by Governor McEnery
I and others
/ NEW ORLEANS, November 25.-The resi-
dence of Mrs. III. P. Dickson, on Magazine
Estreet, was burned. Loss $40, 900.
/ HALIFAX, November 20. British war YES
sci Cyrus, hence for England, is thirty-six
days out. There are three hundred souls
on board of her.
Boston, November %. Mayor Pierce has
rresigned. neeV g5
Mexico.
MATAMoRos, VIA NEW ORLEANS, Novem-
i Der 23,--The concession to construct rail
way from the Rio Grande frontier to the
City of Mexico and thence to the Pacific has
been granted to % company of Mexicans.
This defeats both the Plum and Rosencranz
projects and leaves the matter in the hands
i of Mexicans, who will doubtless interest
4,other parties in the enterprise or dispose OF
their concession to the greatest advantage
Ito Themselves.
r. Spain.
MADRID, November 22.--Evening reports
4 that violence had been offered by the Mad
/ rid populace to Gen. Sickles, American
Minister, arc pronounced false.
T. President CASTELAR, had long conference
with Mr.. Iayard, the British Minister, the
result of which interview is favorable to the
i Continuation of good relations.
s The idea of submitting the case of the
I. Virginius to arbitration is much talked of.
Should this course, be agreed to, the Ger.
man Emperor is indicated as the probable
Il arbitre.
s MADRID,9 November 25.--There was q
Cabinet Council yesterday, where a note to
be sent to the government of the United
States was under consideration. 1t is dc
MED that the Spanish government is dis
lposed to submit the Yirginius question to
the Emperor of Germany for arbitration
Foreign.
BAYoNNE, November q. Don AlphonsO
brother of Don Carlos, has been appointed
4 Generahssimo of the Carlist forces.
Il Intelligence has been received of the ami
hilation of band of rebels, numbering
100 men, in the province of Demarara
They were all killed or captured by the Car
lists. = sl1
ST.. JOINS, n. B., November q. "A cabl,
dispatch says the steamer Robt. Lowe wal
lost near st. Marys Bay on "Wednesday
morning. The chief officer and two boats
crews are saved, but the captain and two
q other boats crews are missing. The tug
4 steamer Cabat has been dispatched to assisI
; in finding the missing boats.
i 2 PARIS, November 22.-The Cabinet viii
probably be reorganized to-day. It is un
| derstoOd the Duke do Broglio, minister O.
} foreign affairs AIOgne, minister of finance
and Desseiligny minister Of public works
will remain. -
ToRoNTo, November 24-Tho details O
the wreck of the cable steamer Robert Lowe
state that after mending the cable, the yes
sci put for ST. Johns, and encountered heavl
winds The vessel filed so rapidly thu
crew we're prevented from getting the lif
boats afoat Three other boats, Will
, twenty-thrce persons, succeeded in gettin,
r clear Of the wreck. Capt. Tidmars directeC
the embaraiation, and lost his lie by re
manning with the vessel. Two others weu
drowned in the cabin, and the rest wer
swept from the deck. Five bodies have beel
i picked up. The loss includes the captain
$ tho chief and third and fourth engineer
and AIcKenlan, electrician.
MONTREAT, November 2J.-It is estima
{ ted that 5000 French Canadians returned 4
this province from the United States durin,
} the past three weeks.
QuEBEC, November 25.-Thc snow storu