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Members of the Evangelical Alliance
Whit Washington.
WAHu1aoroN, Oct. t4.-The visiting delegates
Of tho Evangelical Alianco arrived horo about
half~past this afternoon, aud wero driven to
Wilhrd'e Hotel and escorted to the public
parlor. Tho Rov. Dr.. Tiffany. Acting Chairman
Of the Reception Committee Of tho Metropolitan
thas tho Invitation vita Wait %ashngtaa lad Sesn
accepted by the delegates, and hoped they would
alwayH romomher their friends Of the District OF
Columbia on their return homo, and In their
prayers ask that principles announced ut their
at this stage Of the proceedings, camo Into the
room. and wae introduced to tho audience, who
tended cordial wolcome to tho delegates in .
short speech, at the conclusion Of which tho
mo,nberH of the Alliance and their friends, in
Guiding ladies, thon formed in line and proceeded
to tho Executive Mansion, headed by Gov.
schepherd and Richard Harrington, Secretary Of
tho District. Upon arriving
At THE WHITE HOUSE
they were taken to the Dlne Parlor, where tho
President and all tho membors Of the Cabinet,
except Secretary Delano, who WAS represented
by Assistant Secretary Cowan, were waiting to re-
coive them. AIRS. Grant, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Rich
ardBon aud daughters and several other ladies',
wero also present. Tho Roy, DR.. Tiffany, aftor
introducing the moro prominent delegates,
AU0l&ooAA ILL 4A&EoAOGHA
Tho Evangelical Alliance, which has been In
session at New York, Was d gathering Of Chris
ttan men, representing tho Protestant faith.
thoughts Of their churches; thoy deliberatoa on
topics of common interest to all Christians, and
it is confidently believed that thus great stina1-
luH llaB been giyon to Christian scholarship, en-
thusiasm awakened In Christian work, and tics
Of Christian fellowship greatly strengthened.
The churches and oitizens Of Washington have
extended through tha local metropolitan Branch
OF the Alliance, an invitation to tho foreign
delegates to visit tho National Capital. They
panied by American friends, and now have
the honor Of presenting to tho President
Of the United 6tates aud his Cabinet
tho officers and members Of tho Evangelical
Alliance, but will first invite you to join in an
our Heavenly Fathor.
Tho Dean OF Canterbury offered forvont
prayer:
Capital Of this groat nation, which feel Is the
your mission. [Applause.l
Members Of tho Alliance wero thon aoyerally
aud, the ceremony Of hand-shaking haying been
gone through,
THE nEv. NAsuaAYAN auEsuADnA,
Of Bombay, was called upon for some remerks.
He said ho was very much struck with what he
tho reception tho President had giyon him. It
appeared to him tllat Americans carried out
tlloir spirit Of independence in everything, aud
ho waH happy to 200 that In FREQ America
thero was. full religious liberty carried out
Of lifo. IIo hoped tue tllne would como when
such spirit would prevail In lla natiyo land.
ue hoped tho time would come whom tho rulors
Of that land whothor British or natiyo would
1,1f- &tn11 fon In. 1,n
, 1873-10-15
A PasBage-at-Arms Between the
Pope and the Emperor VI
Germany
Tic Holy Father Insinuates that Bismarck
Is Responsible for tho Catholic
Prosecutions.
To Which the Emperor Answers Warmly
that He Is the Responsible En-.
peror Of the Empire.
Further Developments in the Bazaine
Trial Are Unfavorable to
the Accused,

BERLIN, Oct. 14.-Corrcspondonc betvoen
tho Popo and Emperor william is officially pub
lishod. Tho Pope wrltos, Aug. 7, that tho
moaauroB OF Fills Majesty's Government aim at
tho destruction Of Catholicism. uo
Is unab1o to discover reason
for such severity, being informed
and believing that tho Emperor is avorao to tho
increase or continuance Of this harah policy. Ho
points out TINT menBuroa injurious to Christian
religion only tend to undermine tho throne. Ho
Bpeaks frankly aB trtithfulneaB to oil is hH duty
and all the baptized, eyen non-Catholics,
belong in q certain aonBo to him.
He oheriBhcB tho conviction that tho Emperor
will adopt the uccensasy measures, aud concludcH
by praying God to be merciful to the Emperor
and himeotf.
Tho German Emperor replies, Sept. 8, rojoso-
Ing at an opportunity to corroct crrora rotating
to German at1airs., If tho Pope gaa
aware that tho aovornnaout cannot aot against
regzets that portion Of Lis eGatholio subjects,
priosta,, have organized o party which ia
engaged in intrigue against tho State, dia"
1aws, He points to Indications Of similar
movements In other parts Of Europe aud in
America, md doolaro6 ho will maintain order
and law go long as God enables him to do so,
supposed acknowledged obedience to SECULAR
authority as commandment Of God. This doc
trino Of obedience, however, ho regrets to Hoe
30 many priests in Prussia diHoWn. Ho OK
presses a hope TINT now tho popo Inns been In.
formed Of tho truth, ho will uso his
1hioS ho deos9es Setors sh' God ''sn aa
no connection with religion or truth. He takes
objection to tho Popes romark about nom
Catholics, and, in concluding. snys tho differ
ence Of belief, however, should not prevent ouz
living in peace.
, 1873-10-15

Pursuit md Punish III ont OF II Band OF
ThicvinE lkedsA ins---Thu M0tioo
Remnant En- Route 10 Fort Hlsaclls
Special DisuatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-Liout. Schuyler,
with small force OF troops and Indian scouts
pursued Do!cho and his band Of ono thousand,
from the Verde Reservation, Arizona. Ho en-
ountered n portion Of the band near the mouth
IT tho Verde, aud killed fourteen warriors.
0elche is still at largo.
The remnant OF tho Alodoo tribe iB on the way
70 Fort Ruascu, escorted by two companies Of
koopB.
, 1873-10-15

SjKe7aE Ufsp0{ch % The EHtca10 1T7buH6
DErRo1T, Mich., Oct. 14.-Considorable politi-
cal feeling WIS aroused hero to-day by tho unex-
pected result Of the election Of County Au-
ditor BY the Board Of Supervisors OF this county.
Tho Democratic canddato, T. &. Limbacler,
WAS eloctod by ono majority oyor Ezra Rood,
Republican, although the Republicans have two
majority on tho Board.
So far, all tho delegates elected In tho Fifth
Congressional District are clasaed as favorable
to Judge ". B. Williams, of Alegan, for tho
Republican nomination. The Counties OF Kent.
Ionia, and Ottawa arc still to select delegates.
, 1873-10-15
WASHINGTON.
Tho New Notes for tho NntIonni Banks
Tax in OirculRtton-Nava1A Academy
Examinations.

Tho Now Notes for tho National BANKS
Tax in CiFculRtton-NAvnlA Academy
E1amfnutt0ns4
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
THE NEW DANK NOTES.
WABuNo7oN, Oct 14.-The Secretary Of tho
Treasury has determined to take no further
action ut present toward tho replacement Of
worn, mutilated, md successfully countorfoitol
circulating notes Of National Banks. Congress-
at its last session appropriated 5000, 900 for tho
engraving and preparing Of these now notes, tho
Government to be reimbursed through payments
BY the bankB for such OF tho now notes as they
might tako, but it is optional with tho banks
whether they tako any Of tho new notes or
not, and therefore only fifteen or sixteen appli-
cations have boon made by tho banks for now
tons that ara now ready forissuo. Az previously
stated in thcso dispatches, the banks aro genor-
thoy are to pay for reissue Of their notos, they
ought to be allowed to Belect thoir own designs,
and have their notes engraved and printed ut
auch places and BY such respectable and reliable
bank-noto ongravors and printers as they might
be disgustcd with tho whole matter, and will
let 1t drop for the time being in tho lopo that
he will be relieved from further trouble through
the action OF Congress- at its noxt aossion.
THE TAX ON SPIRITS AND TOBACCO.
Tho Commissioner Of informal Keyonue has
no intention Of recommending any change by
Congress in tho revenue laws as applied to to-
bacoo, otgars, and distilled spirits.
FAILED OF ADMISSION TO THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Only 40 Of 105 youths, WHO were recently
examined for admission to the Naval Academy,
wore qualified. In Juno last Al out Of 10
qualified.
THE TAX on CIRCULATION.
The Oommisaionor Of Internal Revenue Is no.
tifying his Collectors to keep sharp lookout
upon banks dealing In currency or scrip issued
lbs tax Il 10 por cont per month, to bo COL
leoted upon the amounts Of such currency used.
aAUaEn IN THE ROCK 1sLAND DISTRICT.
II. B. Burg was to-day appointed aaugor in
the Rock Island Internal Revenue District.
, 1873-10-15

many, Mr. Stuart announced that tho delcgatcB
would Withdraw, as tho prcaacnt waa COM
pclled to proceed to tho railroad trim iu order
to I'LL another engagement.
+. Services were hold tonight IN tho different
ohurclos Of tho city, which wore donscly crowd
ed: About thirty Hpoalsors Of various nation-
alitios delivered. brief addresses, the % ro-
marks generally being on ChriR.
tim unity, and tho growing, spread
OF Professionalism. 1t was announced that dele
gatos would moot Tomorrow morning at tho
Capitol, whore they would DO photographed, and
lunch to.morrow Of WIltnrd'a Hotel.
, 1873-10-15
CORRECTION.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
pM1LADELpu1A, OCT. t4.-Tho special dispatch
Bont yesterday to Tue TnlnuNE, representing
that thore is great distress among the employees
Of Brunor'a Cotton mud Woolen Hills, in this
city and that tho firm, instead of being unable to
got money, il in reality planning to defraud It's
workmon, we have every roason to beloyo is q
mistake. On tho contrary, the 1rm Is doing
everything iu Its powor to settle with its eni-
Jl1nvna
, 1873-10-15

wArENrowN, alass, Oct A.-cATrLE- --l'occ.Ms,
1.37c Tho largely increased supply hatl depressing
oiyct upon tho murkct. Owners Of stock, liowoyrr,
are stiG on prlcos, aud very few aaea wura lno ut
less thnn Inst weeks rates. Prices on some !ota arc
lD lower HaleA worD nAte Of clnice at Stu UUl Is
E1tru 1t s2sts07o first aunlty, $800sS.6o Vocoud,
80 0U117 50; third, $40035.o0.
S,IEKP AND IAAns-Ncceips, 7,6l1. Market lrn-
proved u consequence Of tho light supply. IaHt week
fuw lots Of AuslB sold a 7ho, which appears to sa
thu highest rate. Much OF the stock ~ selling at
81c Sheep sold at b4@8a for qualities that Last wcuk
Wero disposed Of ut 6t964o.
, 1873-10-15

Madrid, Oct. ia dispatch from La Palma,
few miles from Cartagena, says TINT heavy
cannonading is heard thoro, and it is thought
that tho expected uayal engagement is in pro-
groas.
A report comes from Cartagona that the pro-
visions in tho city will only last throo daya
longer.
Madrid, Oct. 14.-Tho insurgents Of Carta-
to tho cowardice of Controras, who ordered ro.
treat against tho wishes of tho crews. They de-
clare TINT ho will not be suffered to commnnd a
fleet again. Their vessels suilod out OF tho har-
hor to-day forn second fight, but finding the
Government foot prepared for action, retired.
LONDON. Oct. 14.-rhe Carlists assert that in
tho battle of the 9th inat, Con. Morienes lost
900 mon, while thoir loss waa only 800.
, 1873-10-15

VIENNA, Oct. 14.-The Turkish Ministry O.
Foreign Affairs recently sout abroad circulaI
memorandum, giving ouo-sidod account OF til.
Austrian Conaul's conduct iu DoAria, and com
plaiuing Of tile reception Of Prince Milan, Of Scr
via, in Vienna Tho Austrian Government ha.
taken offonao md n note from the Porte, ex
pressing regret at theiHsuo Of tho memorandum
iB looked for with SONG anxiety.
, 1873-10-15

special Dfspatch to The Chicago 1rfbuns.
BELo1T, Wis, Oct. 14.-hlra. Van Cott loft
hero today, after spending about ten days in
this city, proaohing at tho Methodist Episcopal
Church. Much lntoroBt has boon developed by
hor peculiar methods OF presenting tho truth,
hour. Bono evenings tho crowds woro unable
to get in. somo fifty persons think they have
been converted under hcr preaching. Twelve
or hfteon OF them are from other towns. From
hero Mrs. Van Cott goes to Omaha, thonco to
California,
, 1873-10-15
o. II. F'rotlainghnm, tIac Apostle ol
Erco Religion, on tho Evangelical

Alliance.
New Yonr, Oct. 14.-Tho largo hall OF tho
Cooper Union tonight waa comfortably nllod by
a arespeotablo audience on tho occasion Of tho
meoting Of momborh Of FREQ religions. Tho As-
sooistion WAS presided over by Mr. Charles
clpal speaker. Ho dwolt at longth on tho object
OF tho Convention Of tho Evangelical Alliance,
saying that It ought TO bo considered as ,parti-
san or aectarinn Convention, inasmuch aa by tho
statutes Of tho Alliance and tho wording Of tho
Orthodox orools worc admitted, whoroas
tho Churches and communion Of tho Liberal doc
trine woro excluded, and ita discussions woro,
therefore one silel Tho hierarchy Of Rome and
their spiritual despottBms waa not aucceeefully
to DO mot by tho exercise Of a spiritual dospo-
tism differently drapod but only BY liborallu-.
depreciation Of the fruitB Of Christianity. and
tho careful nnrsng Of FREQ thought, and tho
progress. OF science.
, 1873-10-15

HAVANA, Oct. 11.-AdytcoR from Hayu state
thnt Jaculol and several other places in South
ern Hayti were visited by aoyoro hurricane on
tho 28th ult. Many houses wero demolished,
roofs blown Off aud trees torn from tho roots
and carried great distance. There was consid-
erablo loss Of life and serious damage to
shipping.
, 1873-10-15
NEBRASKA.

Special D'8patch o tbs tH.faao zHbNne.
OMAHA, Oct. 1l.-The Peoples candidates are
defeated in tho election In this county by ma
1ority ranging from 50 to 100. There ia no
doubt That confidential telegram, asking for
vu1ged BY two Western Union Telegraph opera-
tors, injured It to more than that extent. Tho
operators, A. @. Barker and ". D. Linton, have
been discharged and placed on the blacklist.
They confcsaed their guilt.
, 1873-10-15

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 14,-The Charter election
resulted in tho election of rorry, Democratic
Ind Reform candidate, by 179 majority, over
Record. Republican candidate for Mayor, who was
elected two years ago by !, 200 majority. This
questions. without regard to party politics,
Perry receiving large portion Of tho Republican
Votce,
, 1873-10-15


Specfat Dispatch to Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, ind, Oct. 14.-Tho election to-
day for proBccuting-Attornoy OF tho Thirty
eighth Judicial Circuit and for JuBtco Of tic
Pence Of Wayne Township passed off very quiet
~. and but q light vote was poled. Tho Demo-
cratic candidates elected by 1argo majoritios,
Jacob r. Dittingor for Prosecutor, with no o1,-
position, and q. P. Edsall for Juatico. II. r.
Wilson ran as independent candidate for Justice.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
WARSAW, Ind, Oct. 14.-The Judicial election
OF tho Tlnrty-third District, consisting Of Tul-
ton, Marshall, and Kosciusko Counties, waa
very quiet but interesting affair horo to-day.
The candidates woro L. Van Long, Domocrat,
proscnt Judge by Executive appointment, and
Edward Raymond both residents OF this place.
Thoro soems to bo moro Of personal fooling
manifested BY tie, people than political. Re.
turua arc coming in slowly, and tho result will
bo uncertain until late although it is generally
believed hlr. Long will bo elected. Wayne Town
ship gives Republican majority 6l, a decrease
OF about 140.
IND1ANAroI1s, Ind, Oct 14.-Tlo election in
tho Seventeenth District, Richmond, Ind, to-
day. resulted III tho election of tho Hon. John r,
Kibly, Republican, by 1000 majority,
, 1873-10-15

NILES, Mich, Oct. 1I.-Ths passenger depot
eating.houso, ticket aud telegraph offices. water.
houae, and wood-houso, with 800 cords of wood,
belonging to tho Michigan Central Nailroad at
Ibis place. wero destroyed by fire Inst night. The
frcight.houao and eastern wator-houso woro
aayod. Loss heavy, and fully Insured.
, 1873-10-15

BosToN, Oct. H.-The car aud dsaw.housoa on
tho Eastorn Railroad bridge over the Oharlet
River woro burned this morning. with five cars
The, damage to tllo bridge IL aoyero, aud Que
track will have to he reald.
, 1873-10-15
FIRES.


special Dspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
ST, JoaErA, Mo-. Oct 14.-Tho residence OF
The Hoy. J. W: Newcomb, In this city, was
burned to-day. Loss about $4,000 insurance,
$4,000, In tho National, Of Hannibal.
, 1873-10-15
DEATHS.


r, ,ARMoUls-0n Tuostlay morning. at O'Clock, Amelia
g., wfc Of j. F. AFInuur
ootook "
W1QNLh NU-1n this city. Oct. 10, Gnorene Aueusta,
daughter Of Capt. lourRn aud Martha Wigelanu a4od
II years. months and Id days.
- Funeral from tho rcsienco Of hcr PARENTS No, ar3
Hnranat., "Wednesday, O'Clock p. Frlonis Of tho
family arc invited to attond.
KEELER--At Neuhall House. h1iI.aukoo, WIS.,, on
ThntsdhY evening, OCT. o. Of conaostiso ct1s 4. B.
Kno1or, Esq.,, Of Nuw tfnset, ponu.
tttnains woro sent Fast for lntot,nont.
fH- Now York papers ptoAso oopy.
RYANOot. 1s. At his tesldonoo, No. 1si Dus island.
JeA1.
Nnt!ee Of funofnl In tomorrow mornings paport.
~ Hoston papors please COPY.
yoars. - 0 "a ~
Functal from rosidcuco No.. eo1 Wost Iakc.st., on
thu 18TH ht by carriages to Calvary
t0 WaturrlllG, N. y. raJors plcAso copy
, 1873-10-15
AN ERRAHD or MERCY.

HALIFAX, Oct. IA Government steamer
place slle will bring to Halifax the boats CROW ct
Tho steamer Wyoming loft there when that yoB.
sci grounded on tho islapd . feW Wooks ago.
, 1873-10-15

Spec1at Ulspach q Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, Oct. 14.-Gov. Washburns
authorizes D 1at denial Of tho statement in tho
Democrat last eyoning that ho rodo to tlo!iyor
his speech at Fond du Lac on FREQ railroad
pass. the fact being that there and In ai his
travels in tho State since the Republican Con-
ventlon adopted reBoiut'onB disapproying the
,lse Of railroad free PASSES by public officials, he
pays regular fare.
, 1873-10-15

LONDON, Oct. 14.-AIr. William E. Baxter, N
r., in public speech at Dundee, last night
urged Increased intercourse with tho Unitot
States. Every public man, ho said, should yiss
that country.
, 1873-10-15

LAMnEnrv1L1E. NJ. j., Oct l4.--A largo fire
occurred today in Allward, n. J.,. on tho 1no Of
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad. Five dwellings, nine
barns, aud one lnlnbor-yarl wero destroyed
Loss, 250, 100.
, 1873-10-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1l.-steamshipH Main, Trim
s 1 ossGasa for
, 1873-10-15

MANoHEsrRN n. IT,, Oct. 14.-Tho dwelling
md atables Of David II. raggart, ut Gorstown,
Noro burned last night. Seventeen bloodod
ha1sea nero als9 burned. including Nod 11aat-
, 1873-10-15
Nomination for tho New York state
Senate from the Buffalo District.

Special U!spatcA q The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. I, Oct. 4.-The Democratic
County Convention today nominated tho Hon.
Senator. Flo accepts tho nomination, under
strong PRESSURE. His friends regard him as in
vnciblo.
, 1873-10-15

RNEn-DuFFIEID-Qot Il, by tho Rov, ". ".
M'oft fuO % Ii Ind M XIII aIn ssI u sH Of us Jon
c4T!Gi nfoi Esq, Il! ei this city, No cards
NORTON At Elrnln.st, OCT. IA, 1s7a by
tho III Roy Itohort H. Dlarkson Mr. Jalncs y. Norto
Runlaoy, ESQ.,, Of Chicago.
, 1873-10-15
SPAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 14.-A dispntch from Cartagona,
aro again leaving the harbor, and another naval
engagement is expected. The command OF tho
inaurgent feet haH boon given to tho Captain OF
the Totman"
, 1873-10-15
ARFE0M.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-Dispatchos from
Oregon today place Nesmiths (Dem.) majority
Tor Congress ut 1000.
, 1873-10-15

DIS RTC OF CUCUMB1A,
WARRINGTON, Oct. 14.-The election to-day
Tor members OF tho District OF Columbia House
II Delegates resulted In tho election of two
Democrats md twenty Republicans.
, 1873-10-15

prices declined 10 to 25c Through Tenn rtccrs $l26
to $21o throu9h Toxan cows. t100 10 81 40 cotn-
tod To1anB, 30 to $3.50 choice natives f476 to
Sd05 smooth naira stock ateorn, s.. las to 1915.
Hoos-Extroina ran8e, 1915 to $40,
, 1873-10-15

KANSAS ClTY LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Special Dftpateh to Thd chicayo Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, Wn., Oct. l4.-OATrLE-ltecepts,
o,77I ahipmeutJ, 1851. Tho market u slower aua
, 1873-10-15

Session OF tho American Christian
Convention
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
The American Christian Association meota In
this city Tuesday, the 28th inst. 4 largo atom
dance ia anticipated,
, 1873-10-15

:. EFoEta@ 131EFNtH 10 CHIENV1 7TdUHHt.
1Np1ANApoL.ls. Ind, Oct. 14-The motion t,
quash tho writ in tho shauks-Ner OongresBiona
caao WAS ovorruled to-day. Atty.-Gen, Denn,
filod demurrer to tho petition.
, 1873-10-15

Tammaay and Apollo Ianll Cannot
Q0AtGsccs
New YonK, Oct. l4-Negotiations for tho
union OF tho Tammany aud Apollo Hall Domoc-
racY haYa fAllea through,
, 1873-10-15

It will DO soon from tho official mortuary re-
port that tho total deatha yesterday were as
tifty-ono to aixty-two tho day bofore, decrease
Of eleven. Thoro is also, it will be seon de-
foyer. For tllis wo ara doyoutIy thankful. ANY
abatemont Of tho dreadful sconrge, however
SMALL furnishes OCCASION for earnest, prayorful
thauks to God. We have boon fearflllly visited,
telnber, just ono short mouth ago, we layo lost
niae hundred and seuenty-s1 souls, representing
ovory age and condition in life. Nearly soeea
hundred Of them by yellow-foyer. THIS ia
pnylns fearful penalty truly for au-
organization to cope with disoaso In any form
that is possible to hecomo epidemic. It is pay
ing dearly to lcarn that 10 amount Of money for
tho preservation OF the public hoalth IL to be
weighed in tho scales against human life; aud
that 4 Doard Of IioultL, composed, US tho pros
ont IL, Of energetic, brave, md dlscroot mon, is
better worth to us 100000 than tito executive
and legislative branches Of the City Government
togethoi. We Gun hardly credit tile faet now, by
days ago members OF tho Qeuoral Council, un-
able to comprehend tho possibilities Of tho foyor,
htggled over an appropriation Of $4,000,
and Rayo vent to much feoltng oyer the poH--
Health. !l And yot 10 II ID. Whore is that s10,-
o0o now, and wlloro tho humorous ten thousands
poured In upon us To generously from oYery part
OF tho union3 Nearly all o1pondod for tho sok
and tho moody, aud moro has already boon called
aud 30 aro tho Odd Follows, and othor equally
bonovolont organizations Gun only look Into
nearly depleteu trcasury. It ia safe to aay that
almost al $loo, ,ooo have boen expended tho past
to provide for future demands. Our Or
phana aro without clothing, land as In
spector O'Bannon has wlsely commenced
to burn the infected budding and clothing Of the
poor, and u VIII bo necessary, for Iii to replace
hrH n $Av o1ran orAr
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31
FROM ABROAD.
SPAIN.


Progress Of the Carlist War, &c.
MADRID, March 31.-The Carlists have
captured the town of Berga, with 500
prisoners.
Dispatches from Barcelona represent the
situation there as grave. 1t is stated that
the Carlists burned Berga after capturing
the town. Crowds were assembled in the
streets of Barcelona, and threats of repri-
sails against the clergy and Carlist sympa-
thisers are made by the government to
restrain the people.
The Diario of Barcelona says many
other places must follow the fate of Berga,
as the troops ,paralysed by INSTRUMENTATION,
arc unable to render assistance TO the
garrisons.
The Carlists, after several skirmishes,
hold Ripall, the government troops retiring
to 0lot.
The Federalist meeting held yesterday
was orderly. A deputation visited the
minister of the interior, demanding the
demolition of monarchical municipalities
| The minister replied that the government
had no power to overthrow the regularly
appointed authorities of cities.
The women's meeting was a failure, and
the Internalionalist meeting was thin.
Cuban Affairs.
KEY WEST, March 31.-The Cuban,
have captured Meanwhile, an importan
point ON the coast.
| HAVANA, March 3l.-The Voze D.
Cuba, commenting on the abolition o
slavery in Porto Rico, disapproves tn
payment for emancipated slaves from tn
revenue of the island. 1t thinks the saw