, 1873-09-04

from tho Forts in case removal of the
Spanish ships is attempted. The Ad-
miral gives As hours warning and threat
ems to bombard Cartagena if the forts
fire on the ships.
1t is, reported here that the Carlists
are marching on Tafalla.
PERP1GNAN. Aug. 29.-A few Spanish
volunteers entered France near Iou-
gerre, in favor of the Carlists, but upon
the peasants congregating to resis. their
advance. they soon recrossed the from
tier.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-In the trial of the
Tichborne claimant to-day large num-
Der Of witnesses from Mapping testified
that the claimant was net Arthur Orton.
Much excitement was created in Court
by the testimony of two witnesses who
swure that they had seen Orton and
Castro together in Australia, and they
identified the claimant as the person
who went under the name Of Castro.
Late adyices from FIJI are to the effect
that rebellion had broken out and that
the rebels have murdered a number of
white settlers.
vienna, Aug. 29.-The International
hess match in this city was won by
Steinitz; second prize by Blackburn;
Sd by Inderson, and 4th by Prosenthal.
PARIS. Aug. 29.-M. Beute, Minister
of the Interior. has sent a circular to
the Projects of the Departments of
France, directing them to prohibit DOM
onstrations on the 4th of September, the
anniversary of the proclamation of the
Republic.
BERLIN, Aug. 49, Government has
ordered the expulsion from the country
of all emigration agents who fail to
prove that they are German subjects.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 3O.-Irving de-
MES the statement Of q New York Off
cial that he was in Jail at the time of
the Nathan murder, and says that the
confederates were Daniel Kelley and
Caleb Gruon; that Kelley struck the
fatal blew. He says if ever he reaches
New York, whether he receives assur-
ance of no prosecution or not, he will
produce for the District Attorney the
documents which he took with his own
hands from Nathan's safe at the time
Of the murder.
NHw YORK. Sept. 1.-The Mayor of
Portland, Oregon, is refusing aid from
anonomous correspondents for tho suf-
ferers by the recent fire, and writes to
say that the stories of want and disaster
telegraphed were somewhat exaggerated
and that the $40 200 contributed by its
citizens will be sufficient to supply all
actual need. He also declines to draw
of the $3.50, 900 collected in San Fran
cisco.
Ignacio Mariscal, q Mexican diplom-
ats, has arrived here and says there is
no truth whatever in tho rumor that
the newly elected Mexican Congress is
opposed to American enterprises.
Chas. w. Keith, banker, 16 New St.,
was relieved on Saturday of over $50,
900 by Edward Patterson, clerk. Tho
property consisted of gold certificates
and bonds. which Keith gave Patterson
to deposit in the bank.
CHICAGO, Sept. Ia dispatch from
Clinton, Mo-, says that on Thursday
last skirmish took place near Monog-
mem Spring, st. Glare Co.. between the
sheriff and the train robbers who re-
Gently attacked tho train near Des
Moinss, Iowa. in which one robber was
wounded. The sheriff and posse were
in hot pursuit at last accounts.
A Tribune special from Springfield,
Mass, says that Butler is developing
more strength in some quarters than
was expected. His chances of carrying
the convention have improved within a
few days; still no intelligent aud impair
tial canvass has been made that does
not leave him in q minority of at least
1O1. His friends did not do SO well in
Boston az they expected, nor in New
buryport. Their caucus in Lowell and
Lynn was conceded. The result now
depends chiefly on Buffers success in
getting any considerable portion of the
small towns of the rural districts. He
has been manipulating them very in
dustriously though secretly through
State House lobbies and Federal Office
holders, but there is no reason yet to
believe that he can carry enough of
them to give him majority. The con-
test ID growing very warm and there is
much excitement throughout the
State and there will certainly be bolt
if Butler carries the Convention. If he
is beaten his boiling is still doubtful
but he is evidently making ready to do
30 if he dares. The Democratic conven-
ticn this week is no account. Their
candidate would not got 1000 out of the
13O, 900 if Butler runs.
SEDAL1A, Sept. IA horrible tragedy
occurred at Kinsley's Station, on the
Missouri, Kansas l. Texas railroad on
Saturday. VIM. Knightly, while in
sane, killed his sister, woman 40 years
of age, and his nephew Louis Stubbs;
then set fire to the house and shot him
self. The charred remains of the three
were found in the ruins of the house.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The follow
ing appointments of Post Masters are
announced: John Dolmstead, Kittitas,
Yakima Co.. W. T.; Mrs. G. W. Stanley,