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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-15
The CheTIeston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
Cohrrory IQTQ

FRIDAY EVENING, February ID 1873.
CorToN.-After period OF dullness and depres'
sion this article. under the influence OF better
news, assumed nrmer tore and more active de-
mand. with rather better prices, which improved
about hc p tb. closing quiet; safes about 1900
bales, say at l6H, l6 at 16x, II, 2e at TX,
70 at Tx, % at17H, 26 at Tx, 80 ats 50 at ls&,
10 at ls7i, SO at 1s 10 at lsx, l6 at lSH. 200 at
ls 1915, 2o2 at 10, lis at 1sH, 2s5 at 1sH, 90 at
lsH, 81 at lex, Al at 1s5s, 40 tls%, at 1sT. 20
at 2oHc p fb. We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-15

B FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service TOMORROW MORNING
at halr.pas 10 O'Clock, and at half-past O'Clock
at night. Sermons BY the Pastor, Rev. l..
SHUCR. Seats free. febl6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-15

nr THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be pen for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN.
ING, at half.past 10 O'Clock, corner OF Church and
Water Streets Rev. W. B. YATES, officiating.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-15

NOR AL T n o 3 Il.
FREIGHTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THRoUaH
BILLS OF LADING ISSUED!
, 1873-03-14
election, but, objocting to Stir Chamber, de-
sired the nominations to be made in open meet

election, but, obtccting to T. STIR Chamber, de-
sired the Nominations to be made in open meet
ing.
The Chair said he had allowed the members to
! talk long enough, and they must quit.
nr. Cameron presented the following:
The undersigned members Of the Mechanics 1nsd-
tute request the appointment Of COMMITTEES Of five to
presented at the next meeting Of tho Institution.
This was signed by twenty illegal members u
The Chair remarked that roto the question
was before the house; that was just what he
had been trying to get at for some time. He
appointed az committee Messrs. Cameron,
Roberts, Thayer, Mi1limore, and Prussing.
It was moved that committee OF five be up
pointed to nominate officers, to be voted for next
Thureday evening.
The motion was agreed to, and the Committee
was thus constituted by tho meeting: Prussing,
Lawlor, Treadwell, Roberts, and Benner.
The Chair announced that there would be 4
recess Of ten minutes for 1efreahmeut.
Tie Committee Oh Nominations reported eB
follows:
ITesidtn- Thomas B. Bryan.
First piee-PTesfde,n- George g. Prussing.
Recording S<cretary-T. Roberts.
Corresponding SecT<tary-E P. TreadweI
Financial StcrttcrE-John McAyoy
1feasurer-M. l. Thayer.
Board of Dirtetors-Robert Cl7rk, Thomas E. Court
9ey, ~! =: on, Il Eu1:o ss L. J. corzgan' Ha hemoze'
LtbraTtan-Niuiam Parker.
The Chairman said between now and the En-
nual meeting. as many tickets as were deemed
necessary could be made up but on Thursday
night next the question would be who can vote.
The meeting then adjourned until next Thure-
day evening.
, 1873-03-14

Special DispdGek to The C6icQ0o I5i6unI
ToRosro. Ont, March 1s.MThe work of n,
Iii the hesyy bnsineaa - Of aha saso;a nsn1 close.
save he consderet;o,, - ~ sne +h he71t9n over,
xcheme for settling the mupicp,, 1osn 1nnd
debts snd tho distribution Of the surplus WHICH, ia
week An rt ia so ene T.. %oss 1os oil. oi nstt
end Of neIt Weak. 1D0oe ~ e1oso "11n tne
The Gty OF Ha1n,1ton vii, a;7ort H.. ara. .,.-.
Telegraph system. '>4't' 1no LII ni*'7alarr1
Company at St. CafhaTinea ~ an 9sn T. ;stpdess
, 1873-03-14

CAmo, ILL.,, March 1s.-Col- H. 8. McComb,
President; Gen. E. D. Frost, General Surerin--
tendent and Gen. s. B. Reed, Chief Engineer,
Of the Mississippi Central Railroad, we're in this
city last night, On business connected with the
extension Of the road from Jackson, Miss, to
this city. We learn that the survey on the oppo-
site side Of the Ohio River hero will commence
at once. Then tho road will bo locuted. and
pushed forward to completion at the earliest mo-
ment.
ToRoSTo, March 13.-The Great Western Bail
road has ceased to issue !" thousand-nile u
tickets.
New YORK, March 13.-The Eastern Railway
Association, composed Of representatives Of al
the Eastern aud Middle States Railroads, having
Tor its object the settlement Of mutual course
to be determined on in the cases of patents used
BY the several companies, is holdine meeting
here.
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OHIO.

CoLuMBus, Ohio March 13.-n the House,
yesterday, resolution was offered instructing
the Ohio Representatives in Congress to support
the bill to establish postal telegraph in the
United States. The resolution was referred to
the Committee on Telegraph. The Senate bill
to provide that in the case OF foreign mutual
pany shall be accepted in lieu Of capital also,
to provide the manner Of proceeding against
such companies that have ceased to do business
in Ohio, was passed. The House bill
ported buck By the majority Of the
Judiciary Committee without Recommendation.
A minority Of the Committee made report rec
ommending the passage Of the bill. The Com
mittee have given much time to the considera-
ton OF this measure, and stand opposed to, and
Ain favor OF, the passage Of the bill.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.

| *tb1N0N1!lSa
MADISON, Wis, March 13.--The laod grant
contest in tho Legislature was virtually settled
in the Senate to-day. The bill giving the St.
Chicag 50 Air Line Railroad Companies was long
and sharply debated. The amendment for thu
| construction of the road by tho State Was re-
tected-o to 81. 4 motion to table tue amend
ment was offered, and SO the bill was rejected,
Is to 10, and then the bill was indefinitely post
poned by vote of II to Is, all the Senator.
being present, including Wagner, who has been
siok for . long time. Senator O'Rourke,
wl1o offered the State bill amendment,
declared he would not vote to give
the grant to either Of the corporations contend
ing for it, 30 it tho other Senators voted Us to-
day in the Assembly on the Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul, when it comes up, it would be defeated !;
but enough Of those who are willing the grant
should lapse will vote in its favor to carry it
and give it to that company. The other business
to-day waa as follows:
The Senate joint resolution for adtourning
sine die on the 20th inst. was adopted. Senator
Hluer, from the committee, introduced bill for
Conmittee on Investigation Of the Sol
t;,+;.p to prescribe the the powers, , rights, and
fine on telegraph companies for neglocting tho
prompt payment OF ta1os. Assembly bills were
concurred in: To prevent the careless use Of
t1rcarnBi to authorize incorporated villages to
lay out, change, and open streets, alleys, and
public squares within the aame appropriating
$500 for the introduction Of better kind Of fish
amending the laws authorizing the formation Of
town insurance companies.
ASSEMBLY.
petition Was presented for law prohibiting
the issue Of free passes BY railroad companies.
A few resolutions OF no general interest were
offered and adopted also ono in fnyor nf
, 1873-03-14

DAYTON, O., March 13.-The Grand Lodge Of
Pythias elected the following officers for the
Fristone, Wooster; Grand Chancellor, Adam,
Emerson, Cincinnati; Vice Chancellor, JauoH
y, sweepe, Dayton. O.; Grand Recording aud
Corresponding. Scribe, james Dowdall, Colum-
bus, O.; Grand Banker. L. L. Harper, Cincinnati,
O.; Grand Guide, !. Hale Powers, Cincinnati.
O.; Grand Inside Steward, F. J. Ekor, Chilli
cothe; Grand Outside Steward, James H.
Cochran, Ironton Supreme Representations,
r. B. Ines, Cincinnati, and Henry Lindenburg,
Columbus. Cincinnati WAS selected for tie next
snnum an Meeting in Msre 1874 The contest 10 Tor
Columbus Lodge.
, 1873-03-14

ALBANY, March 1s.-In the Assembly to-day, it
Was resolved to begin the Erie Investigation i'm
mediately- While the Appropriation bill WAS be-
ing considered, resolution amending the law 80
as to prohibit the distribution Of money to aoade-
mics under sectarian or dcnomi2at.iona1 control
was lost by vote of 81 to So.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 13.-1n the Senate this
evening, bill incorporating the New York
Warehouse and Railroad Company was discussed.
Senator johnson denounced the bill as propos-
ing to give the Company charge Of all the rail-
roads in New York City the entire waterfront,
with power to establish bank, foreign remit
tance agency, tho lightorage business, aud. in
fact, unlimited privilege. The BILL notwith-
standing, received progress.
, 1873-03-14

to increase the losses, which are now estimated
at over $500, 900, following: United statea
1o4os dated MARCH !, 1861, and for
ssN 2sois S. es SIS, 7s % iss' f5s 4s5, "a 9so;; r.,
s57, IL, ,6s4, $3.50. Tho bank and depositora,
Tomorrow, will probably offer reward OF $780,
600 for the capture Of the burglars and recovery
Of tho property. The bank loses moth
ing, unless legal questions arising out
Of tho affair IRE settled against
the debtor. The bank, to-day, rendered the
amount duo and demanded on collatera1s, as
these have been stolen, but the debtor refused
to pay, holding the bank responsible for the loss
Of the collaterals. Suit will be entered to-mor-
row against the debtor, and there is consider
ablo interest in the result, as it involves prob
ably S80, GOO in similar condition.
, 1873-03-14
THE PENlTENTlARY.

| enn1s,e. n, ,1..,. 20 m" poa;4a.
.;.0n"'n..a ' -, =, ne1eu 1o ~ 80 ~
11al1 committee met th1s a11e1noon' Mr' Gay
| lord testified that Waahburn tried to get ths
| Commissioners abolished, and 60 did Goodspeed
washburn declined to work the ouarrv because
paaa o1n.s % :. 80 ~ w.. .,s cn.5snaaa @ e; rs.a4s;
neoo o"neo II. hoeo ano aooospeeo "Antee
! him to go to Springfield to help ahollah the
Board. Goodspeed told him, subsequently,, thai
if Waahburn made M with Reed it would be al
4.en,. IL Ieeo1'eu WIZ 1.on, 'ue IoA'lu4ns'on'
ers LAST oatufday night that II ne came tc
Springfield they had papers that would ruin hif
political career forever, after Bruce told Hop
ID Leland testified to SHIPPING ffty-four
wagons to Huggins,. OF Bunker Hill, for @2,440,
before the trade with Rosenaeld.
Warden Edwards explained that he sold 100
wagons to Huggins, and shipped flfty-four when
with Rosonaeld that Huggins should have The
balance Of the wagons At tho same rate-SS554.
The wagons stood charged to Higgins on the
books: The tires fell OF the wagons when Hug-
gins took them to st. Louis to sell. 1t was
tomorrow.
James Watson testified that he hal hoan con~
nectod with the Penitentiarv for save1fean
months. h vas clerk in the store, receiving
and igsuing goods. o
Mr. watson. xtore-room clerk teet;f,ed in
effect that tho o1othinr rece;vad in Sentembar
waa rat ante1e5 IN Ia h;1Ishook nnt;3 ~
when il was entered in the raceiyinc-honk nn;1er
data Nov IN Th;rtr.two noondo - Tna.1 res 1-sa
entered an Fab. mn3nr thn 11.te ~ - ar Tar a. -
sra;1st Read hnt other antrjas n,;aht hs,.s, ~,
been NADIA an thu other hooia ~ tha ;Isst;tnt;ar
The stew.rd toIJ hin tn rosLa ~.
antT1a. snn7o co,, 'AAA+ c.,- ran ..t1Ao +rn17 eo
% 70 f1 nonnis short md snnne ran orer tGs4 ne
covereG tbat tha aca1a vas 49, o',t ~ ards1 ~
lad ~ cnai rom Morria aa;5 ~ cn1,+,n oas 1so
to4,a 49, seai aha.t at naau ~ ~ - 1oo
bnshel hoxes Some nyercosts wera ,nada ~
outside nortiaa w11o NH for 4hsm ca,,, ~ ~
tha acconnt ~ thc nriaon @ ag,;naI H. nsa3 -.
ont in aridancn. - s11''' ''@N' ~''0>@ "'0
~ nu conm;tteo ,H o'ea. raaas,,,h,e ~ Tan eor
pa1rner tast;asd ttsf on ~ sIoa 'e c,,s-nat
lat r. Ro1e m ' va.r ' ,nd
half aco dane,ded ~. .1,ues. -
the new syateu. The nrison wna losing monev
hv contr,ct 1,rav;ona}v +n.da "f hv 10 Earda25
, 1873-03-14
FIRES.


vpr3ore placed
rxu, nx..a..t - T1. 1t;ss.a a,-an
p.aeE1srrs1 pP1ara n " X Mn1ci, "a ~ re hror.
mt =, resT -; tha faed atora ~ ! y nent on
Marnat - tos+ st-est ~ tD st ahot ooc snd ~
n1rno r. the f.ct that manv ~ tbe srrronnnG ,,
hniId'nor wera frane. it soon gained in fcrceneas
and at ene time threatened to destrov The entre,
c;tv Water cnn1d not ha ohtninef for soTnc
tirne. and = stron9 braeze sprinein9 up, the ire
aw;pr srnhers aet hro to The c,tv in az.
fsrsgt fSt nsrts Int the 'ao nro1Gt .ct;nn
OF tn. Citizens arrested further damara.
Tim fina Methodist Enisoonal Chnech
and its nsTropare wara arnonr tf,s tnrnt bni'd-
;nos 1hA hnrn;no sn;ra ~ 9ha foT1nar uI;c1,
Eas the h;rhest in t}s citv nresantad - heant;.
~ s,nht 1rsv;on. to IT, III. 81 Tha -,r;nc;n.1
ioaera .re the fo1Iowinq. Mathodist Eniscops1
Chnroh md narnonaoa' vniuo a3i1, ,otlo ;nsnrcd
fnr s5 nm + l. Inne,. }rnrc;et Sf;ss Com-
ina n}l1iner: !. p. Wnit eroceFe = KnrkenGaIi
dry eoods ". e. Warue i Co.. furniture Miss
Ps,no 1nilIiner Martin il Gilbert. erocers:J r
Ranv,s dwalIin1. +. y. Dani. orsin and feed
stnre +. ". Mnfhews. 1erel]er. Il ia 1mpossi
hia tn aacartain the entiro loga tonight. + ia
onnro1,an5ad Il Will nnoroYimate a75 nm or
Ssn fni1 wall cnverai bv !nsnranco.
~T1s T,on1sv1rxr. March 13.-The large rectityine
establishment Of ". L. Weller T. Son burned to-
r.2or ascs1fng from tfa small colnnons of the
sti{ coming in contact NTH the blaze Of q lamp.
, 1873-03-14

ALBEE-At Blao 1sland March II, o. scarlet fo'es.
Mary Albse, daughter Of the 1te Cyrus r. and aA1et
A1Rce, aged 5eara and months.
- Kansas papers please copJ.
KEEGARD-M1rch H. 1879, at 23f West Taylor 61eoA
Adtliae FouImier. wife Of George KeeEa1d, azsd q
years..
residence 1t 10 O'clock q. m., Saturday.
Buffalo, Albany. and New York papers please COPY
STARR-March II, at his late residence, in d1eoeoes
III, Dr. John +: Starr, sged ~ Jean; ..t
Tbs funeral Will leave Glencoe at 9a 2 n, y . aa
Invited to attend without further notice.
EBHamttoa. Ont, papers please copy.
PARSONS-On the 18th Inst, At T. n, lftee F9t"
sous the zesdsnco Of her aste1 Ats. j. Dke ~ tn'
Funeral 1t lfpast1 Sunday from Cathedral. cuneE
Washington and Peoria streets. Friends aze inT1ssa
attend without further notice.
, 1873-03-14
MICHIGAN.

Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, March 13.-The Legislature,
in joint convention, confirmed tho following ap-
pointments by the Governor Adjutant- General,
John Robertson, Detroit; Qaartermaster-Gen-
erai' Luther s. Trowbridgo; also, Wm. L. Smith,
of Flint, v1co James B. Walker. Of Flint. resign
ed and Irwin D. Hanscomb, Of Romeo, vico Dr..
George W. Fish, OF Flint, term expired, for
Trustees OF the Michigan Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind.
The bill repeating the law establishing Com
missioner for Immigration for Michigan was
lost by II to JIG.
In the sennte, the bill repeating the County
6uperintendent's Inv was lost.
The House bill appropriating $4,000 for this
and naxt year, each, for establishing fsh-cul-
ture institution, with superintendent at 81 200,
passed the House BY Is to 81.
The Hon =. r. Miller, OF Kalamazoo, read \
letter from the United States Commissioner OF
Fisher1eB, Prof. Spencer r. Baird, expressing an
interest in the establishment Of q Fish Commits
sion in Michigan.
, 1873-03-14

CINCINNATI. March 1s.-Dz. g. A. Dohorty.
o'clock this morning, OF disease Of the atonoach
He had largo acquaintance, not only in tl,is
city, but throughout the State, and had occupied
q number OF official positions in the city aud
county.
OF the Congregational Church at Rockford.
Iowa, died this evening, after three days H.
ness.
George c. Dean, prominent and much ea-
teemed citizen Of Dubuque, died this morning,
after brief Illness. He was one Of the pro
prietors OF the Iowa Iron Works.
, 1873-03-14

LOUISVILLE, March 13.-To-day tho horsea in
one Of the wagons OF the Great Eastern Circus
ran of, while the procession was passing through
the streets, throwing the driver named James
Barber, to the ground, and dragging him some
distance. He was taken up insensib!e, and died
in fifteen minutes. The horses dashed On up
the street, running over a boy named George
Zahrod, 6 years old, killing him, instantly;
locating bis shoulder, and Otherwise seriously
iniuring him.
, 1873-03-14
Serious Shooting AffraF.

Sptc7a{ D7tpa{ch 70 The Chicd0o Tribune
CEc1ssA11, March 13.--At Galiopolis, O., last
night, two brothers named Beal and another
man named Yost, attempted to eject colored
man named Holes from store, who, resisting.
received pistol wound in tho knee from Yost,
ana one IN tho side from ono Of tho Beal1s Tho
latter wound is probably fatal. Yost waa Ar.
rested to-day The Bealls escaped. All are
young men respectfully connected.
, 1873-03-14
MARRIAGES.

KELLOGG-DEWOLF--B Rev. j. F. Yates, March
II Nj Niio G. Kollo9K and Miss II. Fraaeea DeMolL
aI the residence Of tbs BRIDES father. O. DeWo III Vn'
cannes-aY- -
BRAUN-G1BBs-Ia this city, Thursday, haseh
u At their futuro resdence Thoznss Braun and Csro
line Gibbs.
H1GRIOwpIER-Iu this city, March T. By Rsv.
James Harrison, Mr. Loyal H. Bgc1ow and Mts- MaJ E.
Pier, both Of Chicago.
, 1873-03-14
FRANCE.


PARIS, March 13-On Sunday last, President
Theirs sent 9 note to Berlin through Count Von
Amin. In it the French Government proposes
to complete the payment Of the third half Of tho
and the second half By the end OF July, and to
further pay ESQ, ,000, 600 francs and give fnan-
cia1 guarantees for the balance, the final evacua-
tion Of French territory to begin on the LIST OF
September.
VERSAILLES, March 1s.-The Assembly to-day
Committee Of Thirty. Tho vote stood, Ill yeas
and 234 nays.
, 1873-03-14

morning, Ezra Clever, about Is Year, Old,
near Nolynn Station, Hardin County,
demonstrated With his father for choking
younger brother. The old man seized shorei
to strike him, when Ezra struck him on the head
with board, injuring him SO badly that he died
the same evening.
, 1873-03-14

Ogle, the Philadelphia counterfeiter, WAS COM
roitted in default Of 312, 900 bail.
Madison Burke, living near Poplar Grove,
Howard County, Ina, was instantly killed on
Wednesday, while telling q tree.
4 teacherH' institute will be held al Lexington,
n, on Thnrsday and Friday, April and 4.
and on tho 5th.
Joseph J. Jagers, aged 20 years, formerly OF
HawesTiile, ky., WAS killed, yesterday, nea. Ev-
ansVllle, Ind, by the accidental discharge Of his
gun.
, 1873-03-14
PRINCE EDWARDS ISLAND,

HALIFAX, N. s., March 13-The Prince Ed
wards Island Legislature has been dissolved.
new election will be held OH the I'd OF April. The
question to be submitted is the acceptance or re-
lection Of the union proposed by the Dominion
Government to the Prince Edwards Island dele-
gates at Ottawa.
, 1873-03-14
FORT WAYNE.


Arrest.
FoHr WAIVE, Ind, March 13.-The case Of
John G. Muir, Trustee OF this township, who
has been on trial before the County Commis-
sionera for alleged frauds in his report, has de-
ve1oped into one OF much Importance, and tho
Commissioners have reserved their decision TOR
vouchers.
4 man WAS arrested here tonight, in accord
ance with the following dispatch from Burling-
ton, Iowa: ARREST 1srael Eppstein and hoId
him for reQuisitiou-" No particulars.
, 1873-03-14

not been seen There Was hope that they would
come to camp. Col. Biddle'stroop OF cavalry,
on the opposite side Of the 1a1a bed, was recon
noitering. Canby's troops arc moving The
general belief is, fight must soon take place,
although somo hope Jack may reconsider and
como to tefua without battle
, 1873-03-14
GERM

LONDON, March 13-The German Geog1aphi-
cal Societies propose to send expedition to
explore the western part Of Africa, and supple
ment tho discoveries Of DR.. Livingstone. Aeon
siderable sum Of money has already been raised
to meet the expenses Of the Undertaking.
, 1873-03-14
Criminal Sentenced.

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
geneva, ILL.,, March 13.-Reuben Pollard, Of
Aurora, convicted Of perjury, Was denied new
trial, and sentenced to tho Penitentiary for one
year and day; and Samuel West, convicted Of
the murder Of Nenber1y at Oswego, was sen-
tonced to the Penitentiary for Life by Judge
Wilcox to-day The Court then adjourned for
tha tarru
, 1873-03-14
cliBA.

HAVANA, March 12.-CI5an General Ruba1cuba,
recently captured by tho Spanish troops, WAS
Puerto Principe. Several engagements with the
rebels are reported in the Central Department.
, 1873-03-14

shlpwreck-Five Men Drowned.
New Yonx, March 13.-It is reported from
Boston that the schooner Ceres sunk neax
Bakers Island lights yesterday and all aboard,
five men, we1o drowned.
, 1873-03-14

SAN FRANC1soo, March 13.-Roseborough ar-
rived at Yreka this evening from tho 'front.'
Up to the time Of his leaving, tho Modocs had
, 1873-03-14
Ocean Stcamshfp Nexva,

;Movn1E, March 13.-The steamship Nalia,
from New York, has arrived.
New YoBK, March misunderstanding
Nostphalia, from Hamburg.
, 1873-03-14

PORTLAND, Me-. March 13.-Wagser, tho a"
legged murderer, WAS brought froTE saco to-day
and lodged in the Portland Jail 4 demonstra-
tion against him WAS made BY the railroad L.
borers at the depot, whic:. was rezlsted y M
tnnce
, 1873-03-14

eenseloss. When he cafno to his eenses, there
we're TWO or three OF the gang still there, tramp
ing on him, but they coon ran away. He re-
mel memoaEs 3eellng warm tar poured upon his face
found himself covered with it. The
Doctor feels his body much bruised,
but ID not seriously injured. The nows OF the
outrage has aroused feeling OF intense indlg-
nation in tho community, and it is hoped the
perpetrators will be brought to Justice. The
Government Offers reward Of 81 900 for such
information az will lead to the apprehension aad
conviction of some Of the offenders.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 13.--The Hon. Chapleau,
Solicitor General of tho Quebec Government,
has been reelected BY reclamation.
A measure will be introduced during the
session to make the President Of the Senate an
ex-oficio member of the Priyy Council The
address to the Governor has been passed with
ont division. It was very non-committal.
There was no session Of Parliament last night,
owing to tho reception given by the Countess
and Easl Dufferin, the Governor General.
, 1873-03-14


LONDON, March ia special dispatch to tho
Standard, from Spain via. Paris, says: ''Gen.
Nourllas has been defeated by the Carl1st chief
tain Dol1egaray, near psmpeluna, The Govern
meut troops attacked the Carlists on the heights
Of Montreal, failed to dislodgo them, and were
forced to retrcnt. They lost three commissioned
officers and twenty priyates killed, and twenty
officers and one hundred men wounded. The
Carlist loss was heavy, but the particulars have
not been made known"
MADRID, March 13.-The next steamer sailing
from Cadiz will take 500 reinforcements for the
army in Cuba.
An express train from Madrid for Castiruela
was thrown from the track BY Car1ists, near
Villa Franca. While the trnin was thus dis
abled, the insurgents opened fire and killed the
engineer, fireman, and two brakemen. The pas
Bengers and guards barricadel themselves
in q nelghboring house, from which they
began brisk fire of pistols and musketry.
The Carlists finally took to flight, and Govern
ment force shortly afterwards coming upon the
scene set out in pursuit. The band fed towards
Monte Acosta.
h. The Impartial believes it WAS led by tho Cure
'of Santa Cruz, who eet fire to and destroyed four
stations Of tue railway last Monday.
Socialist disturbances are reported in Estrama-
dura.
The restoration Of military discipline in Cata-
donla ia difficult. The soldiers refuse to serve
otherwise than as volunteers.
, 1873-03-14

The Falls City Rank Robbery.
LOUISVILLE, ky.. March 13.-Developments
in tho Falls CITY Tobacco Bank robbery continues