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Tive Hundred Men Killed and Heavy Spells
Captured by the Carlists.
General DOrregarry's Victory De-
MED by the Government.
MILITARY MUTINY in BISCAY.
admiral Topete Placed
Under Arrest.
TelseaAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

N~s ~ W. - !" 's"" "@'ss~'
The following special despatch to the
HnGID has been received from our CORE
'spondmt in the Spanish capital
MADRID, May 9, 1873.
During the battle which was Just recently
fought between the Carlist forces under the
personal command of General Dorregarry, and
the government troops the soldiers Of the Re-
public were totally routed, with the loss of
Two hundred men killed
THE sPons OF VICTORY.
Mary prisoners, small arms and one can
non were captured by the victors, and Colonel
Novarra, the commander of the loyalists, was
made prisoner.
COUNTER CLAIM.
The Spanish officials discredit the Carlist
report of victory for the Bourbonist chief,
and place against it an official despatch which
plleges the defeat of Dorregarry.
GENERAL NoUvuLAs ORDERED TO NAVARRO.
General Nouvilas goes to Navarro
In the meantime Sefor Figueras will act as
Minister of War;
MINISTERIAL RECONCILIATION.
The misunderstanding between General
Velards and Minister of War Nouyillas has
been amicably adjusted.
GOOD NEWS FROM THE FRONT.
General velarde, in telegraphic despatch
10 the government, says:-"Many Carlists are
suuendering" He also states that he is max
Ing preparations to order levy en- masse to
raise forces to assist his troops in crushing the
instruction.
The bands of Carlists commanded by Cam
po and Gomez have been totally defeated by
The national forces Many of the insurgents,
Including their leaders, were killed.
MILITARY MuTMY.
The government army serving in Bscay is
in q state of mutiny in consequence of the
hon-receipt of pay.
ADMIRAL ToPETE UNDER ARREST.
Admiral Topete has been arrested. It is
thought he will be released soon.
Bpanfsh Diplomatic Anxiety Concerning
British Neutrality.
LONDON May 0, 1873.
It. is reported that the Spanish Minister to Great
Britain has made demand upon Earl Granville for
Lhe prosecution OF the London Carlist committee,
which is soliciting funds to aid the cause of Don
Carlos.
Portuguese sympathy for the Fighting
Prince.
LONDON, May Q, 1873.
despatch from Lisbon says twenty-three Carl
sts took passage in a steamship which sailed from
that port for Liverpool today.
Railway Travel and Trade Under Carlist
Concession.
BAYoNNE May 9, 1873.
Northern Railway in Spain, there being tacit
agreement between the government and the Carl
fists to respect the neutrality OF the railways and
permit the running Of trains. long they do
bear troops or material OF war.
Who United States Naval Flag Mt
Minorca.
MADRID May Q, 1873.
The United States steamer Shenandoah arrived
at Port Mahon on Wednesday. Her commander
has asked permission OF the military authorities to
fand and drill part OF his crew at the arsenal.
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COrns, BuniOns, Nails. &C., Cured with.
out pain-Corn and bunion cure by mail Soc Dr. RICE
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COrns Removed without Pain, 25c
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643 Broadway, corner Bleecker street
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The most perfect hair brush il the world with prope
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Abe ring I'm Mind the Fact that the
ELASTIC TRUSS reins the rupture under all cir.
cumstances and Is worn with entire and comfort
night and day till perfect and effected
u Is not surprising that few cther trsscs are now used
This Truss by mail where and circulars sup
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Receipts and Processes Price S. DICK d FITZGER-
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A Friendly Talk with Bogus Charlie.

n rTIenuiy ANlk Win bogus ShArIcs
YREKA May 8, 1873.
A man named Fenning, an old settler, re-
ports that he met Bogus Charlie, one of the
Modocs, on Klamath River, near Bogus, hst
week. Charley was looking well, and armed
with q gun and pistol They shook hands and
had o talk together Charlie denies the report
that Schonschin is dead, and says there are
only three or four Modocs killed. The state
ment appears strange.
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Cancer, Cough. Hemcrrh Odds, Epilepsy,
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q gentemens Hats Make your purchases at his store,
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A.-Musical.-The Undersigned Take
special pleasure in announcing their patrons and the
public IN that they have this day opened their
new and magnificent Warerooms, liz Fifth avenue,
q their cesbrated Grand Square and Upright PIANO
FORTES. The demand for the Knabe Piano has in
creased such in New York and the Easter
States TO render the establishing OF regular Branch
House In New York mperatvely necessary as matter
OF convenience to patrons and to insure the filling of
all orders with despatch. All orders entrusted to our
dealers will receive the prompt attention as Mt our
factory In Baltimore. call Is respectfully solicited.
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Anew Perfumes, Distilled from MT
ural flowers by the CROWN PERFUMERY COMPANY. OF
Lonion Wild Flowers OF India, Mathola Meadow
Queen, Hawthorn Bloom, Crown Bouquet Butterfly
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David's Elegant Hats for Gentlemen.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner oil Murray ,tr,st
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window Shades OF Every Description,
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G U B a.

~ ~ - IA
Sharp Fighting Between the Insurgents and
the Spanish Forces.
Alternate Victory and Defeat-Heavy Loss Of
Life-Carlist Prisoners Drafted Into tho
Army-British Naval Reception Of
Bidwell, the Alleged Forger
on the Bank Of England
A New York Visitor
in Trouble.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, May 7, 1879
The insurgents attacked the town OF Zucayhama,
butt being repulsed by Spanish troops, we're unable
to destroy the place.
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY.
The Spanish troops attacked the entrenched
camp Of the insurgents at Naaro Grande, and,
aided by artillery dslodged the insurgents.
The Spanish commander reports loss OF four
killed and sixteen wounded, and says the insur-
gents lost sixteen killed and many wounded, who
were carried to the woods.
CARLIsT ExILEs IN FORCED SERVICE.
Spanish steamer arrived here with 400 Carst
prisoners, who have come to reinforce the Spanish
army In the field.
BIDwELL, THE ALLEGED FORGER EMBARKED.
A boat from the English gunboat Fly received
Bidwell, the alleged Bank Of England forger, and
carried him to the English steamer Corsica, which
LETT this evening for England. Bidwell is In the
charge OF the English detectives. His wife is q
passenger the Corsica. 1t is reported that Bid
well will turn States evidence on his arrival In
England.
WILSON, A NEW YORK VISITOR, IN TROUBLE.
The 0fficers and crew of the steamship Moro
Castle have testified before the Spanish authorities
in the case OF Wilson, from New York. who
attempted to rob the English detectives on board
the steamer Moro Castle, during her voyage from
New York to this port Wilson will probably be
liberated soon and banished.
QUARANTINE AGAINST NEW ORLEANS TRADERS.
All vessels arriving here from ports In communi-
cation with New Orleans are compelled to undergo
quarantine. The United States steamer Pow
hatan arrived here from Key West, but her COM
mander, understanding that the vessel would be
quarantined, sailed again last evening for Key
West.
DEATH OF A GENERAL.
General Benegassi is dead.
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Birch Dale Spring Waters Cure Pull
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BALTIMORE, May 0, 1873.

BALTIMORE, May 0, 1873.
Five Algerian chiefs, captured in their native
country by the French in 1867, tried in France and
sentenced to the penal colony OF Cayenne for life,
have arrived here, having been released on the
dition that they would go to the United states.
Tney are utterly destitute and unable to speak any
language but their own, and have been sent to an
almshouse. The French Consul refuses to provide
for them and great complaint Is made that these
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A Magnificent Bridal Present-xVhitney
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colors gold and silver plated with pearl monogram
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Depot, 362 Hudson street
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To Landowners the ShOre.-Take
heed Gardiner Warehouse and Railway BILL passed
by the Senate. takes your property 100 feet wide from
Battery lth street within 80 feet OF the bulkhead
line both rivers, for railway and depots and store
houses Its grants enormous. Combine and oppose
it. A LANDOWNER.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re-
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the $500, UO prize in the drawing OF April q
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Railway Travel and Trade Under Carlist
Concession.

BAYUNNE May 3, 1873.
1t is said that trafnc win be resumed on the
E0rthern Railway in Spain. there being tacit
agreement between the government and the Carl
fists to respect the neutrality OF the railways and
permit the running Of trains, so long they do not
bear troops or material OF war.
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The French Authoritics Sending their
Political Criminals to the United
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Whe United States Naval Flag Mt
MinOrca.
MADRID, May Q, 1873.
The United States steamer Shenandoah arrived
at Port Mahon on Wednesday. Her commander
has asked permission OF the military authorities to
tand and drill part OF his crew at the arsenal.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

The :, Il annual meeting of the
Vermont State Teachers AsSocia
ton, will be held in Rutland, Jan.
80 and 81, 1878. Topics of grand
interest to teachers and leading ed.
ucatonal questions, will be discuss
eel 10y the leading teachers of the
state. The programme Will be civ,
en- to the public at an early day.
Lady members of the ASSOCIATION
will be provided with entertainment
Gentlemen entertained at reduced
rates. 1t is expected that the rail.
roads of the will extend their usual
courtesy of return checks 10 mem.
berS of the ASSOCIATION. Those eX-
pecting to attend the meeting aud
wishing entertainment, should send
their names early to Prof. j. Dana,
Rutland, Vt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

THE COUNSEL ON THE BACK
TRACK. Two weeks ago the cOnn.
sci of the complaining tax-paying
in Chittenden county, at public
meeting, marked out line of de-
fence for the rebellious. And now
comes at an adjourned meeting last
Tuesday, Mr.. Roberts. in behalf of
his observation-disclosures. Phelps and
Hard-and says that after eXamina-
ing decisions of the Supreme court
not published till 1870, they have
ascertained that the whole matter
lies with the Legislature! A won.
dertul discovery, indeed, to find out
at so late a day, that law and GUS
tom, commits the decision of ques-
tons like the one at issue, to the
jurisdiction. and final action, Of the
Legislature. And now, we are to
have peace all along the shores Of
Lake Chanplain. The Chittenden
county meeting adjourned sine die.
Good for the people, if it is death
to the lawyers.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10
NATIONAL BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY JAN TO- 1871
Siirer Wedding.

There was u large and pleasant
surprise gathering ut tho hotel,
South STAFFORD, VT, on Saturday
evening Dec. 2Sth, to celebrate the
tweEty.iith anniversary Of the wed.
ding of the proprietor and lady, Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ. SOule. Al.
though u very cold evening, vt an
early hour, the sound of "village
bclls' aud happy voices, lent music
to the air; and Immediately the
Proprietor of the house aud Lady
were surprised by very much larger
arrivals than usual. Soon the am.
pie rooms were well filled with IA.
millar faces happy greetings were
exchanged, and each JOY beaming
c0untenance gave token that all was
"merry as II marriage bell"
At the request of the ucsts, Mr..
and Mrs. Soule, accompanied by the
bridesmen and bridesmaids, were
led to II room by the side of u table,
upon which, meath the snowy folds
of linen, glittering plate, rs yet, told
no tales. Standing by this, appro.
pirate remarks and prayer were Of.
fered by the Rev. Mr.. At wood, and
the marriage ceremony confirmed.
Then followed u song "COming
through the Rye by Miss Carrie
Dow. Next the reading of % poem
by Miss Gertrude Frary, composed
for the occasion by Miss Ballou. Of
Goddard Seminary. Then followed
very happy presentation speech by
MI. Henry Hatch, as On removing
the covering from the table, silver
plate glitter,d to charm the eye.
Among the prominent of the gifts
was q beautiful tea service, and
cake basket, the gift of friends Of
the bride and groom, also six DIES.
sert spoons, six large spoons, twelve
teaspoons, one knife rest. one pair
nice salts and two napkin rings, by
the same donors. There we're also
one dozen tea spoons and four large
spoons, the gift of u son. Also "a
rare specimen of a pickle dish, crys.
tai, and set in mounted silver
frame, with silver mounted cover
and bail, and accompanying silver
fork this, the gift of IA son in.law.
Among other gifts was a beautiful
butter dish. Also n substantial
present in the form of twenty silver
dollars, the favor of Hon. Hiram
Barrett, of leveland, Ohio, and
former resident of South STAFFORD.
At the close of the presentation
speech, which was responded to by
Mr.. Soule. The company then lis
tened TO the singing OF "Auld Lang
Syne' which never fails to strike
tenderly the chords of the heart.
There were present upon this occa.
sion a family line consisting OF four
generations.
After these exercises, various
mysterious baskets and boxes were
uncovered by their doners, the ia.
blcs were spread, oysters served,
and the guests, in friendly parlance
drew around the festive board. n
band of music was in attendance,
and after the more formal exercises
of the evening, those who chose, re-
tired to the hall, Ito chase the glow
ing hours with flying feet The
retired at II seasOnable
hour, wishing the nride and groom
a like happy anniversary of their
golden wedding.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-10

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 80. The
$3.50 train down over the Montreal
road ran into an up train, which was
awaiting its arrival here in the rail
road yard. The upright rod Of the
switch broke, being full Of frost,
when the engine struck the rail and
threw the train on to the track where
the other train was standing. The
baggage car and two cars following
were somewhat smashed, but the
Miller platforms saved the other
train. No one was seriously hurt,
though the escape from general
smash.up was wonderful.