The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-13
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from our Evening Edition OF yesterdaJ
request from the Spanish Embassy to have
Don Carlos and his staff Inferred, the
French Government instructed the local au-
thorit;es at Hendaye to take measures to COM
ply with the request.
Notwithstanding their diligent search, aud
the fact that the Spanish Embassy had in
formed them of the very house at which Don
Carlos was stopping, the authorities of Hem
daye were unable to find Carlos. The failure
OF the search was to-day officially communion
ted to the Spanish ambassador.
LONDON. Nov. 12.-The results of the late
International Conference at Brussels form the
subject Of fresh negotiation between some Of
the Governments represented thereat. Russia
asks that the conclusions of the Conference
be embodied in regular treaty between the ma
tons whose repre- sentatives signed the agree
ment.
HENDAYE, Nov II. Noon.-It is said that
Don Carlos and Gen. Eio have been 1cut. of
from the field of battle near Irun. The Carl
lists are much dispirited, though they still
maintain their positions.
LArER.-A battle between the Carlist and
Republican forces is still in progress in the
neighborhood of Ranteria.
Seven hundred men from the garrison of
Irun made sortie in the direction of Fonta-
MALTA, and effected q junction with the reliev-
ing forces.
LATER The Carlists have retreated from
before Irun, and the Republican troops have
occupied the positions held by the besiegers.
Gen. Lazanna has entered Irun with his es-
cort
1t is reported Don Carlos hasabandoned the
siege of Irun, and is retreating to Navarro.
The Times correspondent telegraphs that
the garrison of Irun in their sortie burned
houses and farm buildings belonging to the
Carlists, to whom they afforded shelter. The
havoc thus created was immense all the
country around was in flames.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 11.-Orders has been
issued by the Porte to concentrate the Turkish
troops near the Servian and Mentenegrir
frontiers; and the Governors of Janina and
Prinsend, in Albania, have been ordered to
organize the .Mohomedan inhabitants of the
Province.
New York, Nov. 12.-Twenty-third game,
% innings, Ub.ssy 300; Cyrille Dion $50.
Twenty-fourth game, "a innings, Rudolphe
800, Vignaux $50.
Twenty fifth game, 80 innings, Eudolphe
Twenty-sixth game, 50 innings, GARNER
300, Sosson 46.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 12-Iast night
about 8 o'clock, as the steamer Old Dominion,
from Norfolk for New York, was passing out,
she was run into by "a schooner coming into
the Roads. The schooner struck her amid
ships disabling her starboard wheel and
damaging her upper woodwork. The schoon-
er, whose name was unknown, sunk in ten
minutes. All hands were saved.
GIMP SUPPLY, INDIAN TERRITORY, Nov. IL
Twenty-eight soldiers under Capt. Farms
worth. fought a hundred Indians armed with
breech loaders and occupying higher ground.
Tie soldiers retreated under cover of night.
One white man and ten horses were killed,
teen Indians and large number Of ponies
were killed. The federals have gone in force
to punish the Indians.
New YORK. Nov. II. Rev. j. Howard
Suydam. of the Hamilton Park Reformed
Church, Jersey City, few days ago married
couple whom he supposes to have been the
Catholic Priest, Father Goodeman, who left
Philadelphia last week with $4,000 belong
ing to the Pensioners and young lady
organist. The man represented that he was
physician from st. Louis but when Mr..
Suydam WAS about to make out the marriage
certificate. he said his name was Goodeman.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-When the Oswego
Express on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
w ColcIA xSdlnOatu hA4AVCu ~ NAnUCA OuuAh,
Tuesday evening, it was discovered that the
express car had been entered by robbers and
the safe Of Wescott Il Co. Express Company
thrown out on the track. The robbers effect
ed an entrance from the top of the Car, while
the Express Messenger was in another car.
It is not known how much the safe contained,
but the amount generally carried is any where
from two to seventy thousand dollars.
HAVANA, Nov. 1O.--The so-called President
of the Republic of Cuba, accompanied by
Vinccnte Garcia and a strong body of Insur-
gents, while en- route from Comaguay to the
Eastern Department., passed near the place of
the capture of Calipto Garcia.
Vincente Garcia has apparently been cho-
sen chief OF the Insurgents in the Eastern
Department.
The Spanish Commanding General of the
Department sent a strong column in pursuit
Of the insurgents, and unless its progress has
been impeded by freshets in the rivers, it has
probably come up with them BY this time
Captain General Concha has ordered rein
forcements to be sent to the pursuing column.
New YORK, Nov. IL, Noon.-Cotton quiet and
steady; Uplands, 14t; Orleans Is.
Futures opened easier; Low Middling for Nov
ember 14a@l4 1882, fer December IA 21-32@
IA 1882, Ter January 142, for February 1910
Is 1882, for March Is 1882, for April Is 1880
l55.
Flour steady. Wheat shade frmer. Corn
lc better. Perk quiet, $40 IS. Lard firm,
steam Is. Turpentine unchanged. Rosin quiet
1T g 3OG2 35 for strained. Freights firm.
NEW YORK, Nov. II, Noon.-Stocks dull. Money
B. Gold 1104. Governments active. State bonds
quiet and lower for sor.e.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. II, Noon - Cotton firmer
Uplands 7s@7sd; Orleans 8t@S4d. Estimated
sales $4,000, including 5000 for speculation and
sxport Sales On basis OF Middling Uplands.
nothing below Good Ordinary. shipped December
and January, 7s; do. nothing below Low Md
Hing, shipped October and November, 9-16; do
shipped November and December, 73 do. ship
ped December and January, Ills; do. deliver
lble November, 8 GIG.
100 P. M.-Sales on basis Of Middling Up
November and December u.
Lard excited, 50. Bacon, so for long clear
niddles
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL. Noon readstuffs quiet.
LONDON, Nov. 49, Erie q. Bullions decreased
ESQ, 900.
PARIS, Nov. 12.-Rentes 6lf. 55c.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. II, Noon. - Barometer
|9:95. Wind n. n. w., light. Weather heavy.