The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-22
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From our Evening Edition of Yesterday.l

From our Evening Edition OF Yesterday.l
LONDON, Nov. N.-The explosion ct Warren.
vale coal mine, Yorkshire, killed twenty -four
persons.
~he Republicans are massing in Navarro for
the relief Of Pampeluna.
The Carlists are concentrating around Estella
under command OF Mendiri.
The Basque battalions, under command OF Don
Carlos and Gen. Eio, are on the point OF leaving
Vera for Puerto la Reyna.
CoNsTANrINoPLE. Nov, W.-Mr Baker, Minister
OF the United States, received information that
the residence Of the American Missionary in La
TAXA, Syria, was violated by an armed force. He
Immediately called upon the Grand Vizier and had
long conversation with him on subject Of the
outrage.
The Grand Vizier said he was waiting for the
no action until it was received, but he promised
most positively, that the Porte would give the
United States Government full and complete sat-
isfaction, il wrong had been done.
MADRID, Nov. N.-The Carllsts have shot 81
prisoners captured at Consello.
The editors of the La Pressd, La BdnIerd and
Ell Espdnot, newspapers, have been arrested and
sent to prison for violating the lress laws estab-
lished rnder the state Of siege.
VIENNA, Nov. 21.-Archduke Charles Ferdi-
nand died yesterday.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 2O.-Twelve missing boats
crews OF the ships French Empire and City of
Edinbucg, sunk by co lision at the mouth of
the HoOgly, have been heard from. They landed
Kuttoon.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The Hannah L. Bethel,
from Virginia, is ashore full of water.
Edward Rigney, cotton broker of New Or
leans, has been arrested charged with defraud-
ing Mrs. Van Osterne, OF New Orleans, of
$4,000 He was turned over to that lady yester-
day on requistion from the Governor of Lou
isiana, and departed with her, apparently there
being no need Of officers help to retain him.
A verdict was. give n for the Government YES
farCav in the limited StateS District COurf for
$4,000, in the suit against the bondsmen of
Caleb Lyon, formerly Governor of Idaho and
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for that Terri
tory. There was balance against Lyon OF
SAG, 900 when he was removed from Office by
President Johnson and he explained as the rea-
son for it's non-payment that he was robbed
while en- routs from Idaho to Washington.
| The suit was brought to recover the amount of
his bond, $1,000. The verdict was given in &C
cordance with the ruling of Judge Batchford,
that under an unrepealed law of 1873,
| No proof of loss can be admitted as defense to
an action instituted by the Government unless
accompanied by other proof that claim for al
! lowance for the loss has been presented and
passed upon by the proper accounting officers OF
| the Government.
MONTGOMERY, Nov 21.-The vote was counted
yesterday in the presence of both houses Of the
General Assembly. Lewis (Repu blican), 90 1913
Houston Democrat, 1N,11s. Houston's ma
| jority is IL, 100.
The State officers will be inaugurated next
Tuesday, and extensive preparations are being
made to render it the most imposing demonstra-
ton ever witnessed in this State.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 Negotiations are pend
ing for the Union Pacific Mail and Panama Rail-
road.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 21.-The striking weavers
have proposed to submit to half of the reduc-
ton demanded. The owners have made nc
response. The weavers' meeting adjourned to
Tuesday.
PORTLAND. Me-, Nov. 21.-Five inches of snow
have fallen