New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-28
FOREIGN.
The Base B0lliStS In lrelan

AAC OASo DOlllStS In lrclAuus
DUBLIN, Aus ist 26!-The base ball match
between the Americans aud Irelanders,
which was arranged yesterday, took place
day. It was played by nine Americans
t elected from the Boston and hi'adelphia
clubs on one side, and six members of the
Dublin c. 'cket Club, together with G.. w.
Wright as pitcher, II. Wright as catcher,
E I'd Kent as first base. The Earl of King
st1n was one of the Irish players.
The Irish were allowed odds Of five outs
to +, inning, to three for the other side.
The match was won by the Americans by a
score Of II to 6. A game of base ball was
subsequently played by the American
alone, which resulted in score of to 8.
The weather was most favorable and the
attendance large.
Hither; the, visitors have escaped acci-
dent in their playing; but to-day, Nc Bride.
pitcher of the Philadelphia club, had the
m fortune to break his thumb.
With the matches at Dublin tc day the
4 nerican cabs brought their tour to a
close. and all the members left this evening
for Queenstown to take the steamer for
Boston.
International Matters.
LONDON, August 27.-Russia has again
informed Germany that she sees no cause
to modify her attitude on the Spanish ques-
ton.
Provincial Correspondence declares the
Fl .endship and good understanding of the
three emperors are r1impaired. In the
International Congress the protocol of its
procee' Dgs have been read and approved.
The date OF final sitting will be appointed
to-day.
The Prince of Wales.
The Prince OF Wales has arrived II Lon
don on his way to Berlin.
The Belfast Strike.
no;J L.
strike in Belfast has ended, and all oper-
atives. 10000 in number, have resumed
work IN the factories at reduced wages.
At the York August meeting to-day, the
race for the great Ebor handicap stakes
was won by Cnivalrous; Blantyre was Sec
ond and Louise third. The Yorkshire stakes
were won by Trent.
A Broken Shaft.
The steamer Westphalia has a broken
shaft and is proceeding slowly.
Ashore.
The steamship Liffey, of the Royal Mail
Line, is ashore at San 1gnaciO, Uruguay.
Excitement About the Gold Market.
HAVANA, August 27.-There w9s great
excitement II the market to-day. Gold
1uctuated from lag to 200, closing at the
latter figure. Exchange was not quotable.
An Attempt to Storm Puigcerda.
MADRID, August 2.-The Carlists at
tempted to carry Puigcerda by assault last
night. Three columns attacked the city at
different points, but all were driven back
with heavy loss. Their chief of artillery
had been killed, and more than half of their
cavalry is dismounted.
Carlist Leaders Arrested.
PARIS, August 27.-The Carlst leaders
Sparta and Vlscount De Latarre have been
arrested by the French authorities at Port
VendreZ, on the frontier. They showed
false passports, and have been taken to Pc
rigiuex, where they are now held. The
authorities are keeping a close watch on
the frontier, and the Carlists are conse-
quently Strengthened for prov .sions.
Exhumed.
Reported recent excavations At Ambose
state that the body of Leonardo De Vinci
ives recovered in state of perfect preser-
vation.
Specie Decrease.
Specie in the Bank of France decreased
$3.50, 900 francs. Rentes 63f 52i2e.
NIacMah0n.
President MacMahon has arrived at An
vers. La Liberte says lie will return imme-
diately to Paris, and may hereafter make
visit to Nice for the purpose of countoract-
ing Bonapartist agitation there. The same
paper reports that elections have been
ordered to fill all the vacant seats in the
National Assembly.
International Congress.
BRUSSELS, August 27.-The final sitting
of the International Congress will be held
Saturday.