, 1873-05-31
KILOGRAMS VIA NEW YORK.

Madrid.-The band OF Carlists COM
manded by Don Alphonso is surrounded
by the republicans near IguaIada, a town
thirty-three miles northwest of Barcelona,
and it is thought will together with their
leader, be compelled to surrender to the
national forces.
Bayonne.-The Car'ist lost fifty killed
and twenty prisoners in their attack a few
days sinc9 on the town Of Vera, in Navar-
re. It is reported that the Commissary-
general of the Carlist forces has absconded,
taking with him all the cash on hand.
Li8bon-Senors Figuerola and Sardoal,
together with many radical, conservative,
and monarchical Spanish politicians, have
arrived in this city from Spain
Russe's The Nord, the Russian Journal
published in this cily, in it's issue this af-
tcrnoon denies that tie Khan of Khjva has
offered unconditional submission to the
Russian demands.
The Nord says its true that the Khan re-
leased the prisoners held in captivity, but
at the same time he demanded the imme-
date withdrawal of the Russian expedition
against Khiva, with other conditions which
which could not be accepted by the Car.
London.-A despatch from Rome stys
the condition Of the Pope is preca ious.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Dally
NelUs in a letter to that journal redicules
the American Department Of the exhibition,
and gives the following as a correct list of
the articles to be seen in the section assign
ed to the United States -
1.-TWO cases of Colts firearms, three bin
nacles, one stuffed eagle, two salt-ce lars,
a dentists chair, and six bottles of water
taken from the Mississippi River The
exp anatlon of this meagre display is found
in the former acknowledgements Of the Anne
rican section, and it is confidently hoped,
now that the new commissioners and exhi-
bitors have gone actively to work to re
pair the evil effects, that the goods from
Anne ica will be speedily unpacked, and
the exhibition from that country will come
up to the standard expected.
The Hague.-The Government of Ho,-
land has asked the Chamber Of Deputies
for an appropriation of 100000 forms
for the expenses Of the Atcheen war,
May 8th.
London, 3 A. MA despatch from
Shanghai announces Jne capture by the
Imperiaiists Of the City OIL TaIifoo.
May 9Th.
Madril.-The Carlists claim a victory
for their chief, Dorregaray, in Navarro, and
assert that they took three commissioned
officers, including a Colonel, prisoners, and
captured a piece of artillery. But these
pretensions are discredited by the official
dispatch of yesterday announcing the de-
feat and rout OF D~orregaray, which is of
later date than the Carlist dispatches.
Gen Nouviias goes to Navarro. In the
meantime Senior Figueras will act as Min
lister Of War.
The United States steamer Shenandoah
arrived at Port Nahon on Wednesday.
Her commander has asked permission Of
the military authorities to land and drill
part ofhis crew at the arsenal.
Admiral Topete has been arrested. 1t
is thought he will be released soon.
General Velarde, in a telegraphic des-
patch to the Government, says Many
Carlists are s~urrendering. He also states
he is making preparation to order a levy
en- masse to raise forces to assist bis troops
in crushing the insurrection.
The bands of CarIists commanded by
Campo and Gomez have been totally de-
feated by the national forces. Many ofthe
insurgents, including their leaders, were
killed.
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