, 1874-09-10

Carllst Generals Cerr1stena and MOSa
were defeated by the Republicans near
San de Gurdel on Sunday, losing nearly
400.
The Carlists, aespairing Of the cap
ture of Puigcerda, are preparing to burn
the town with incend:ary projectiles.
BAYoNNE, Sept 1.-The Carlists under
Alvaraz defeated and drove off the col
umn of Gen. Toma. who was attempting
to throw provisions into Vitria.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The representatives
of Atlantic steamship lines, at final con-
ference in Liverpool to-day, agreed to
combine on fixed rate of steerage pas
sage, five guineas in fast and four pounds
in the slow lines, and agreed to carry
freight at minimum rates. which are about
oU per cent. below those of old arrange
ments. Three months.notice is .requir-
ed from any line wishing to withdraw
from the arrangement.
PARIS. Sept. LA Temps, LIE Napo-
leon, LIE National, and LIE Bien Public
newspapers have been sentenced to a
nominal penalty for publishing Marshal
Bazaine's letter.
A large number of Roman Catholic
pilgrims from England have arrived here
on their way to the shrine at Pouligny.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 2.-U. S. cable
sounding steamer Tuscarora from Japan
is coming up the harbor.
A letter from sAustralia to the Alta
states that on the 11th of July, near
Bird Island, the merchant bark Sierra
Nevada and the brig Geo. H. Peak COL
lided. The brig'sank Immediately, but
the officers and crew were rescued by
the bark. The brig was bound for Mel
bourne and the bark for San Francisco.
The Tuscarora left here just one year
ago to-day to survey the line and make
soundings for the cable to Japan. The
first attempt from Cape Flattery was
abandoned on account of the lateness
of the season she made soundings
on and off the coast from Cape
Flattery to San Diego. From that port
she struck out for Honolulu, making
soundings as she went. From,Honolu
lu she proceeded to Yokohama. via Bor-
neo Island. The deepest water found
on this line was 3.287 fathoms. Two
lines were started from the coast of ia
pan, but abandoned on account of the
great depth of water.
LONDON, Sept. Q. The Government
Telegraph Association have agreed to
lease their wire to the direct cable ter
minus, with the privilege of operating
the Company's employees. + po
BERLIN, Sept. 2.--All Germany is eel
ebrating with great enthusiasm the sur
render of Sedan. The Emperor William
received an address in the morning and
will give banquet at which the Prince
of Wales, ambassadors, and other dig
nitaries will be present.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The Secretary
of Interior has ordered an investigation
of all the circumstances connected with
the alleged attempt of Indian Agent
Roberts to extort blaekmail at White
Mountain reservation in Arizona. He
sent general denial of all the charges
made against him. f.r
New YORK, september 2.--The Dr.
rectors of the Western Union Telegraph
Co. to-day declared dividend of 2 per
cent. quarterly.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 2.--An explosion oc-
CURED in coal mine at Douer to-day,
It is feared that but few of the miners
at work at the time can be saved.
LONDON, Sept. 2.--Ths Marquis of
Ripon has resigned his position as Grand
Master of Fresmasons, and will be sue
ceed ad interim by the Prince of Wales.
The steamship Wyoming, which
sailed to day from Liverpool for New
York. took out two hundred Morpons,
half Of whom are from the British Is
lands.
The Morning Post says that Senior
Rascon, the Spanish Minister to Berlin,
delivered his credentials to the Emperor
of Germany yesterday. The newly ap
pointed Ministers at Brussels, London,
and Hamburg, will also present their
credentials in few days.
SYRACUSE, Sicily, Sept. 2.--The erup-
ton Of Mount Etna shows no signs Of
abatement. The Inhabitants are fleeing
from the towns in the vicinity of the
but it is that no harm will
be done. The direction taken by the
lava stream is remote from the cultivated
parts Of the mountain.
PARIS. Sept. 2.-The civil guards over
Bazaine, who were arrested at Sainte
Marguerite on charge of conniving at
his escape. have been released.
The sale of ten Bonapartist journals,
all published in the provinces, has been
prohibited by order of the Minister of the
Interior.
Boston. Sept. 2.--At Mystic Park to-
day Goldsmith Maid trotted against her
own record for purse of $500. She
was allowed 2 trials and was accompan-
led by q running horse driven to q bug
sy. On the second trial the track was
'craped close to the pole and there was
not breath of wind. She went to the
quarter in 3311, the half in l O6A, lift
ing her head slightly as she reached it,
but trotting the last half without break
ing. made the mile in 2 AL!