The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-05
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Photographed to the Bulletin.l
LONDON.

LONDON. June A. The Times SAYS the
attempts at an alliance between the Centres
of the Assembly will probably fail. The
Right objects to the recognition OF the Re
public, which the Lett Centre considers in
dispensable.
MADRID, June 4.-Senor Rascon is men,
toned in connection with the Spanish Min
istry at Washington.
MADRID, June 4.-General Salamanca,
commanding the force Of Republicans
at Sanvincente TarragOna, reports that
three thousand Carlsts attacked him.
yesterday and were repnlsed with the loss
of 20 killed and wound. d. Salamanca lost
30 killed and wounded.
The Carlists have occupied Rosas, a sea-
port town twenty seven miles northeast of
Corona.
Bascon goes as Minister to one of the
Sout!. American republics.
ROME.
ROME, Jue 4.-The Pope is again ILL., The
fever from which he was lately suffering re-
turned las night, and was very heavy.
The physicians in attendance upon his
Holiness are alarmed at his condition.
The Leader of the Pensecnl Murderers.
GALVESTON, June 4.-The Meas special
from Brownsville to-day, says the chief of
police has found Joseph Delars, alias Jas.
Shone, alias American Joe, alias Ell Chino.
who is supposed to have been the leader of
the Pensecal murderers.
Delaris was sergeant in an Iowa regiment
during the war, but later belonged to the
10th Infantry, from which he deserted.
Chief of Police COrsOn found Delaris in
Matamoros, where he is held for recognition
with other confessed murderers. Place and
AshmOn await acquisitions which are on
the way from Kansas.
Lieutenant Smith and special police Off
Ger Enkin went from here on the 9Th of
May, with an escort of Mexican cavalry to
overtake and arrest Hamilton, the Jersey
City defaulter. They went to San Luis PO-
tosi, following Hamltons trail, which they
struck at San Fernando.
At San Luis they were only IL hours be-
hind Hamilton, but when informed by the
District Judge that If they attempted to
arrest Hamilton without approval of the
warrant by the Governor of the State, they
" onld be arrested themselves.
This warrant, he stated, must explain
Hamilton's crime, and Gov. Canales, of
Tamauipas, should make acquisitions on the
other Governors The officers met many
American strangers travelling in Mexico.
They heard of one, whom they learned on
their return, answered to the description of
VIM. II. Goddard, who stole $50 900 of Union
Pacific bonds from Birlseye, Cloyd & Bay
less, attorneys III New York city last year.
The judge afterward agreed that if the
officers would pay certain amount, he
would have Hamilton arrested. They could
not comply, and therefore returned.
Is it is said that Hamilton was pro-
tected for some days by Gen. Cortlna, who,
though not in Office now, has almost un-
bounded influence in MatamorOs.
A delegation from the Kansas City Board
of Trade had u conference with Mr.. Robin
son, General Freight Agent of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Road, the result being
highly satisfactory to all parties.
He promises on the part of the M. X and
T. r. r. to agree to any rate that the Texas
Central road will make. He has already
made q through rate from Kansas City to
Galveston, lower than to ST. Louis