The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-26

ueYeos, iately captain General Of Catalo.
niaywas nred at near Plaza de Ros b,
volunteers who had taken up arms in
favor OF tho permanent commission. and
held the Bull Ring. Six batteries of ar.
tillsry and mitrailleuses caused the vol.
uuieers to surrender. Al midnight ths
Ministry decrsed dissolution Of Ii. Com.
mission, aid disarmed its defenders
Ihe Reds forced their way into the pres.
ence Of the Commission, but members Of
the Ministry personally protected it. Tn q
Reds have posted themselves at the cor
nsrs OF the streets, and have possession
OF the city. II is varously reported that
serrano has been Imprisoned or has fed
the city. 400 : fr 8{Nff m
| SPANISH COMMUNE.
LONDON, April 25--A dispatch from
Paris says the commune has beer estab-
lished in Madrid, No confrmetions. 4, Z,
LosnoN, April.6 -.Dispatc6e. receI u "a
IN london nom Msdridstate that the lat
| teYcity has heen graatly agitnted during
the pastfew days, A rising was expected
wednesday night, and the theatres and
shops were all closed during the day OF
Wednesday The permanent Committee of
Assembly had session, at which all mem
| bers of the government with the excep-
ton of President 'Tigureas and Senior Pig
msrgall, Minister of the Interior, and
Acting President during the temporary
retirement of Tigureas were present. A
long discussion upon the situation took
place. Senior Castelor, Minister of For
eign Affairs, and Senior Salmson, Minister
OF Justice, msde .pe ches, in hich they
admitted the aspect of affairs in the city
was grave; they said. however, that
the depredatoHs Of the Carlists had been
checked, discipline was restored in the
army, and the government was of the opin.
ion that II was unnecessary 10 again CEN
woke the Assembly or postpone elections
FOR members Of the constitutional courts.
Senior Cas'ellor finally asked an adjourn.
meut oil twelve hours, which the Committee
refused. Members Of the government then
retired for deliberation, to discuss upon
the course they would take, and did not
return during the afternoon.
Eleven battalions of volunteers, COM
posed of Monarchists, revolted and fred
on General Cordrevas, who escaped, but
FOUR other persons were killed and several
wounded. The agitation increased as
GGli come on, ard shots were fired into
lhe qnariels Of the city members. We
unteers broke into the hall of Congress,
where the permanent Commission was in
session, and the Commission sought safety
in flight.
Marshal Serrano and number of his
political friends, fearing the wrath Of the
mob, prudently hid themselves.
On Thursday, government decree APP
peared dissolving the permanent Commits
sion, and the city became more Tranquil.
General Sociasos has been appointed
Captain General Of Madrid, TO succeed
General Pavia, who rendered his rssigna-
tion.
LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.
New ORLEANS, Apri! rs, The seventh
annual State Fair opened here to day.
There were twenty Thousand visitors pres-
emit The annual address was delivered by
Mr.. Ellis.
THE CAPITOL MOVER.
largo meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce and the citizens were address sed
this evening by L. NJ. Reavis, of St. Louis.
Subject, "Valley OF the Mississippi, its
d ,mesic and foreign development and
destiny. Much interest was manifested
and the speaker kindly greeted.
BROWNSVILLE, April 25.-Tbe Secretary
of War and General Sherid,n AID staff
reached here to day after making q tour
on the Rio Grsnde frontier for severa
hundred miles. They were received by the
City Council and they are guests of the
city. The streets and houses were decor.
ated with flags, and a general welcome is
being extended the distinguished guests.
They leave Sunday for New Orleans by
steamer, touching at Galveston for few
hours.
4NEf THE RAILROADS.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-The super
inteHdents of the Western railroads sd-
formed, leaving the completion of the time
table to committee. The difficulty was
with the Pennsylvania Combination.
The committee meets at New York on the
first Of May. The representatives Of the
Green Line. organized to consider the de-
tention in the Nashville, Louisville and
Iron Mountain roads, by their Southern
connections, which appear to be determ-
ined TO have seven hundred and fifty ad-
ditional cars, pro rata, to different roads,
and superintendent to lock after these
cars and return them to their owners,
40"
VIRGINIA CITY, April 25.-The Indians
rs far east as tab know about the Modoc
affair, and the people apprehsnd q
serious outbreak. tfta
ST. LOUIS, April pa special to the
Democrat from Denison, Texas, reports
that the Indians captured q government
train destined 10 Fl. Griffin. Four of the
eight men in charge of the train we're
killed and two wounded. fa
THE LAVA BEDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.--Gen. Jeff. G..
Davi, leaves for the lava beds to-day.
All the Indians are reported sullen and
insoeDt.
LoSpos, April 25,-COusols, 9Sa, 5s,
S9E. Tallow, SD TO Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April rs II NJ Cotton
opened quiet; uplands, .9sd; Orleans,