The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-19

war crlfang Il TIC northern cosa 81 SUM
alF3. Tired 1lto thlcc BRITISH mcrchlui
vessels Is they we've leaving iiie tef'icf 81
Atehcen
Tie Afcheencsc have sent f1esn cegs 81
tllis pl-icc asking Tor assistance
The eoolies here are aiieaig cnhstins in
fheir service.
i flie D0tcb persist "a the war they
MI meef with stronger resistance than
ever.
The pepper plantations n the north 81
scnlatfa are going ~ ruin - consequence o4
the drifting II the lahofcis into The rlaks
II the lAtcheencse army.
IiisroRF or THE ExcITISU CAUSES oF TIRE
wAR- EN6IAND's TERRITORIAL RELATIONS
no the RELIIGERESEs
An English report Of The exciting oanses
and probable consequences Of the Holland
cF's war against .Atcheen says.
Much sensation prevails 81 the Hague as
well IS in India siL re i has become known
that the Dutch East sodian Government has
DECLARED war against Ire Sultan Of Atcheen.
The news has been con. rmed by Mr.. Fran
sen van de Putto, the Minister Of the Colo
NAL Department, l thinh it of interest to
say something about HoHand's relations
with Atcheen, which have resulted IN war
that may be Of much impOrtal &C in its bear
ings upon her suthority in the East Indian
Archipelago.
The empire Of Atcheen, situated in the
most northern part Of the Island % Suma-
ira. is conterminous with the Dutch posses
sions in this island. The territory is almost
totally unknown to outsiders, so that the
military expedition viii meet with great
land troops with the object of mastering the
capital. The English, who n 1875 had
taken possession Of Sumatra On the name
Of tho Prince Of Orange), concluded in
1919 o treaty with Atchecn, By which all
rights they wanted were given them, viz,
to establish a factory in the island,
and likewise a resident, while all the other
European States were excluded In cOnse-
que lee Of a treaty concluded in 1924 be-
tween England and Holland, it became nee
essary to alter the former contract between
Great Britain and Atcheen. It was then
settled that Hollands relations with this
native power should only aim to protect
trade, without violating in the least the IN
dependency Of Atcheen, which remained
under the protectoratc Of England. IN 1910
the Dutch conquered a small neighboring
State. Singhel, and this caused much
trouble and uneasiness among the English
residents OF Penang and Singapore. This,
again. made it necessary to conclude another
treaty with England, which was ratified last
year, placing the relations with Atcheen on
new footing, The Atcheenesc, however,
repeatedly violated their engagements, and
were guilty not only of robbcries of goods,
lbut Of men, whom they sold rs slaves. Til.
seems to be the main cause of the declara-
ton If war, The Dutch Minister answer
/ ing an Interpolation in Parliament, stated
i that he was not able Ia give complete IN
formation, because she had only received
Soma kilograms; but he stated that it wa
a fact that war was declared Thereupor
enc of the members of the opposition sale
that this wSuld be the last blow to TIT
Kings authority in the East. The Ministe
protested against this speech as both IN
parliamentary and unpatriotic, and said h
Was of the opinion that the honor Of tn
Dutch flag would be maintained
BEIuIE, june 4.--The Emperor William
is slightly i'll.
He was unable to attend The banquet yes
terday and the review to-day in honor Of tn
Shah Of Persia
His Majesty Emperor William wasbOr
the twehty-second of March, in tho yea
NIT AAc has -ffl4iSNiht4AbigB iitaSSh III
seventy-sixth year of his age.
BAYoNKE, June 4--The Carlists appeare
before Irun to-day and began an attack o
the place.
At lastaceounts they had taken forty cal
ahineeFs prisoners.
PANS, juno 4.-pispatches from tn
Spanish frontier report that u battle is j
progress to-day between the Garlists undo
Dorregary, and force of 1000 Republican
troops. The result is az yet unknown.
TELEGRANIs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, June 8, 1873.-Mr. Price, tn
correspondent Of the New York Herald
remains in Fort Cabana.
LoHDoN, June 5.-The Pail Mall Gazette
IN its issue this afternoon, publishes a
appeal from the ex-Emprcss Eugene, to tn
people Of France, in favor Of her son.
PAT.Is, Juue 5,-Pince iclmne Napoieo
has arrived an this oity.
His presence causes much agitation IN IN
Hobbies of the National Assembly at We
saiiles.
VIENNA, June 1.-The American depar
ment Of the Exposition was thrown ope
to the public this morning, and steam WI
applied to the machinery exhibited therein
The novelties surpass those from othl
countries.
President A. D. White, Of Cornell Unive
sity, and Ex-Governor e. d. Morgan,
f New York, have the chairmanships of Il
bureaus of Education and Commerce respe
| lively.
) LosDoS, June 5.-The bullion in Il
Bank of England has decreased e215, OF
: during the past week
4 The AMOUNT Of bullion Withdrawn fro
T the Bank of England on balances tO-df
I a 80 p. M is e65, 600.
= The rate Of discount for three month
t. bills In the open market is 3-S per cent. b
e low the Bank OF England rate.
G The rate for money at the Stock Exchan,
c on government securities, is lower than Il
o Bank Of England rate by 81 per cent.
G BELFAST. juno 5.-The magistrates
Q this city, with view to the adoption
: measures for the prevention of disturbanc
on the first and twelfth Of July, the ann
versaries of the battles Of the Boyne AZ
Aughim respectively have determined
/. prohibit all professions on those days.
: LISBON, June d.--The steamship Cord
: lera, from Rio Janeiro May IL, arrived he
4 this afternoon.
The yellow fever had entirely disappear
4 from Rio Janeiro and the cities on the Z
4 dc Ia Plata.
The number OF cases in Bahia were al
Z daily growing less.
4 The following special dispatch TO q
!. Herald has been received from our core
{ pondcnt in Matamoras:
4 MArAMonos. June 0.-Specid dispatch
addressed to the Herald have been receir,
i. here from Mexico City.
81 The advices bear date Of the 4lh instar
3 The Mexican Congress has adjourned.
; AMERICAN RAILWAY INTERESTS.
= Neither Of the American railroad projec
3 has passed The Legislative body
4 ELI fOR4Is ASTICIPATIoNs
Il A new Congress wiz be elected At
n eafly day.
~ ,flf, Law AGAISsT FoIt.IGsEl,s
4 Tho law authorizing the expulsion
q foreigners Is now being enforced ~ accof
e ance with the provisions Of lhe act.
3 CrrY o. MExIc0. June Mr. + Post,
s the nsw AMERICAN Minister. arrived here
i the 9Th ult