, 1873-03-26
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feat In Irun.=JG is said that the frauds on
the Bank of England amount to two mil
lions Of dOllars, Of which $35O,OO0 appear
against Jay Cooke McCulloch, & Co., and
100000 against Rothschild, and a certain
sum, the amount unknown, against Barring
Brothers. One fthe partners of Roths-
child has had an interview in Newgate
with Noyes, who is supposed to be an &C.
complete in the frauds, and it is said that
he has made important revelations which
are not yet made known to the public
President Theirs has made a speech in the
Assembly. He persists in his resolution
to consolidate the Bordeaux convention
Three hundred liberal catholics have re-
quested Pere Jacinthe to occupy the See
of the Holy Spirit in Geneva. He replied
that he would preach for those who did
not wish to deliver themselves to the yoke
of ultramontanism.
Washington.-Allen, the celebrated law
yer, has taken charge of the defence of
Fremont in the affair of the Memphis rail
way.
Lisbon.-The yellow fever is raging in
Rio Janeiro. The deaths are from 25 to
40 daily. The terrible scourge had alrea-
dy reached P~ernambuco. Many persons
were flying from the city.
Berlin The strike of the cabmen is
causing much inconvenience to the public.
The police have ordered the cab owners
to continue the service under penalty of
losing their business,
9th March.
New York.-The Steamers Moro Castle
and Columbia will be sold on Tuesday next
week to satisfy the claims of the creditors
of the Company to which they belong.
Madrid.-A meeting has been held by
236 radicals.=The majority of the Assem-
bly, has declared against the motion of
Sr. Figueras, that the present Assembly
suspend its sessions and the Constituent
Cortes be convoked.=General Sickles has
communicated the congratulations Of the
Senate of the United States to Senior Caste
lar, on the occasion of the establishment of
the Republic in Spain.
London.-Tt is rumored that the Mar
quis of Lorne and the Princess Louise
have separated on account Of incompatible
lily of character. The Princess has retir-
ed to a religious asylum near Windsor, and
the Marquis has gone abroad. This ru-
mour requires con6rmation.=The Spanish
government has decided not to contract
any new loan at present.=At a banquet,
Mr.. Gladstone spoke concerning the Edu-
cation Bill introduced into Parliament,
and said that the government would ac-
cept any reasonable amendment, in order
to avoid the adoption of severe mea-
res.=Captain Curry of the American
ship Ag1ama, which left Antwerpt lately
for New York, took forcible possession Of
seven men of the French schooner l.
AGicaine for his vessel. Investigations
into his conduct have commenced, and in-
Etructions have been sent regarding it to
the French Consul at New York to be
used on the arrival Of the Captain Two
hundred Carlists attacked the garrison OF
San Rogue, a city in Andalusia. They
were routed, and many made prisoners
Many Russian Officers have left st Peters,
burg for Asia. 1t is probably that the
Khiva campaign will shortly commence.
Berlin.-The Naturalization Treaty be-
tween Germany and the United States
will probably be shortly amended so that
Germans who return from America and re-
main two years in their native country
will be considered as having ~renounced
their rights as naturalized American
eitizens.=The measures taken by the
police have caused the break up Of the
strike of the cabman.