, 1873-10-16

xxc1rs1yELY FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH

sci remains at Cartagena. The Gov
eminent fleet consisting cf the friga'e
y,ttoria, Alamanza, Cormen, and an
other. name not ascertained, passed the
Gulf of Almonia yesterday.
CopESHAoES. Oct. 7.-Session Of the
Reijseg was opened yesterday. No roy.
n speech was delivered. A dispatch
vas receivedi at the Ministry of War
to-day, from Gen. !Marcenes, announc.
ing great victory ty his troops. over
large body of Carlists, near Agarreuse
in Navarro. The route OF the insurgents
was complete, many being killed and
wounded. Gen. Marcenes says his for
ces are in close pursuit Of Them.
new YORK, Oct. 9.-Theolo, ical ses
sion of tho Evangelical Alliance this
morning discussed Christian Life and
listened to the reading of paper on
Personal Religion, from DR.. Fuller of
Baltimore, who took occasion to de-
nounce in terms of great severity, the
Roman Catholic Church. Philosopli-
cal session of the Alliance met at st.
Paul's Church, Chas. Kead. NJ. p,
presiding. Rev. DR.. j. II. Jane , of
Westminster, England, read a paper on
the relation of modern literature to
Christianity. taking what is called the
purely European view of the question.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Treasury re>
serves ure now being drawn on daily to
pay actual expenses OF the Government.
There is no apprehension at the Depart
ment that tho draft upon $i4, 600, 900
reserve will be very heavy in the ordln-
ary course of business. The amount of
outstanding legal tenders is now shown
to be over 1856. 900, 600 and will be re
duced again to those figures at the ear
Hest practicable moment. 1t may be
before the issue of tie next public state
msnt. Secretary emphaticaily asserts
that the outstanding legal tenders are
not to ex iced the minimum demands Il
dollar more than the absolute demands
of the Government require.
Secretary Robeson il examining the
Polaris survivors as to the loss Of the
ship and the death of Captain Hall.
INSTRUMENTATION of the Budding
ton party of the Polaris' survivors will
be made chiefly in the interests of
science. SECRETARY of the Navy discred-
its tho the report of foul death of Capt.
Hall. -3sfs .A5ig1
BUFFALO. Oct. 9.-Steam canal boats
VIM. Newman and VIM. Baxter left
for Syracuse yesterday with full
loads of grain, competing for the State
prize of $4,000. 0 q 5ilI 10 oal
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 9.-There was an
other frost hers this morning. d 0lHTCl
New YoRK. Oct, 9.-Of 63 nurses and
physicians sent from here to Shreveport
by the Howard Association, not one has
taken the fever. sc nurses have also
been sent by them to Memphis. and to-
day the following dispatch vas received:
MEMPHIS, Oct. 9.-Send us thirty-fve
female nurses in addition to those pre-.
viously received. Fever is increasing
and many of our first citizens have died.
(Signed,) AID. LoNasHAFT.
SHREVEPORT. Oct. DIR. Branz says
the back bone of the epidemic was brok-
en-. 10 deaths to day.
BosroN, Oct. "a fire broke ont in
the bcx factory Of Geo Z. Page g.
Co., ON Broadway, Cambridge. Build
ing was entirely destroyed and hun
dred men thrown out Of employment.
Loss estimated at $50, ,Ooo; partially in
cured. w eT
NEW YORK, Oct. ct is said Irving
wsll prove that Kelly, now in Sing Sing
prison, killed Nathan with an irou dog
which was obtained of caulker in the
Brooklyn Navy-yard; that the 1900
in bonds, which were in Mathan's s.:fs,
were seen in Kelly's hand few days
after the murder; that these bonds were
negotiated; and that Nathan's watch
and chain were pawned in Centre St.
the day after the murder. Six jurors
were obtained in the Stokes case, up 10
the adjournment OF Court.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Cariists profess to
have certain information that their Gen
eral, Olleo. on the 9th inst. defeated
and routed the army of Generals Nor
enes apdMerciaqua and compelled them
to retreat to Punta le Renia, IL miles
southwest of Pampetona. leaving behind
q large number of dead and Wounded
Carlists claim this to be the greatest
victory of the campaign.
Sir Samuel Baker and wife arrived in
Right Hon. Edmund Hammend, I'm
der Secretary of Foreign Affairs, has
New York, Oct. "a Washington
special says that owing to small receipts
som Revenue, the Treasury officials say
It will be necessary to issue $4,000, 600
or S, 900, 900 of the $44, 900, 600 reserve
10 meet Government current expenses
for the present month. I
Detectives arrived this morning with
John T. Irving, who made a statement
N San Francisco that he was present at
he killing of Mr.. Nathan, in this city,
about 8 years ago. E,s
William Orton vas elected President
If the W. U. Telegraph Co., to day.
The trial of Stokes was resumed this
morning. Judge Davis sustained tie
.hollan1a fo tho array of Jurors and |