, 1874-07-09

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MADRID, June 30.-General Seaballa
has arrived at Miranda. The Army of
the North is falling back in good order
and will be rapidly reorganized. Rein.
forcements are constantly arriving. -
Gen. Iona has been placedin command
OF a division. 1t is reported tina: the
Carlists murdered many Of the prisoners
taken in the recent battles.
BAyoNNE. June 30.-The Carlists claim
that eight hundred prisoners fell into
their hands during the retreat Of the
Republican army after the battle of Mu-
70. s T. .st-sss--,7 lsss a.vFgr .
LONDON, June 30.--A Standard spe-
cial reports the Republican loss in the
, l1st attack on Estella to have been 800
killed and wounded. Another dispatch
to the same paper says Marshall Serra-
no has decided to take command of the
Republican army Immediately.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-H. T. Blow,
here to-day and in company with ex-l
Postmaster General Dennison, had an
interview with Secretary Bristow with
reference to their duties as Commission
ers for the temporary government of the
District OF Columbia. The tenor of
Blows conversation clearly indicated
that he will accept the position.
Secretary Fish remarked in conversa>
ton to-day that the demand on Spain
for indemnity for the American prisons
ers executed in Cuba by order of Burriel
was in accordance with the protocol
concerning the settlement of the Virgin
ius affair, apart from the duty imposed
on the Government to claim satisfaction
for such wrongs.
New YoRK.- The Atlantic and Great
Western Railway defaulted to-day in
the payment of the interest on console
dated first mortgage bonds. 1t is pro-
posed to fund these coupons until the
rentals under the Erie lease can be ap-
plid to their payment.
The Indianapolis, Bloomington Il
Western Comply also defaulted. and the
California Pacific on an extension
bonds. though it paid on the other is
sues.
WASHINGTON, July L. Public debt
statement issued to o-day shows reduce
ton of 80, 2SO.197. Balances in Treas
ury at the close of business to-day are
currency, $14, ,O1O special deposit;
legal tenders for redemption of certif-
Gates Of deposit, 1886. 900; coin, $74,-
O5.3O4, including coin certificates of
S22, ,s25, 100 and outstanding legal ten.
ders. 1882, 100000. . 1
LONDON. July Ia Paris correspon..
dent to the Times says among stories
current there, is that the death OF
Marshall Concha was instigated by Ser
rano because he was an Alphonslst. An
other is that by the death of Concha the
Influence of Germany is increased.
which is favorable to the restoration OF
o dynasty attached to the throne.
Areport reaches here that an acciden-
talifire in two houses Eear Estella was
made aipretext by Carlists for the mas
sacreing of all wounded Republicans
who fell into their hands.
There is great excitement in Corfu In
consequence of the elections. which take
place Sunday next. Thirty citizens were
killed and wounded yesterday by troops
called out to quell disorders. Further
trouble is apprehended on the day OF
elections. m
The Atlantic and Great Western R.R.
Company declined to-day to receive and
pay coupons on their first Mortgage
bonds.
HALIFAX, July 1.-Steamer Faraday,
engaged in laying the new Atlantic ca
BILE. left Halifax week ago. Intelh-
gence from Pictou. just received, repre-
sents that she struck an iceberg off Sus-
sex and is total wreck. i
WAsa1NGToN, June All the prom
inent Western Railroads to>day con-
cluded an arrangement cutting down
through passenger and freight rates
about fifty per cent. The revised tariff
will go into operation Immediately.
Ex-Postmaster General Cresswell stat
ed on leaving the Cabinet meeting he
would act as Postmaster General until
his successor should be appointed. but
he intended to insist upon leaving the
Department as soon as possible.
SAN FRANc1sco, July 1.-Tilton says
he did not publish all of Beecher's letter
of apology, and that the portion sup-
pressed isworse than all.
TMee. hundred and seventy-fve fe-
males in the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing were discharged yesterday. IA
tainted upon receiving their dismissal.
James B. Saunders, lawyer, was ia
tally shotin court room at Ycnkers,
N. Y, by one Lachnan. party to the
suit /
The Ottoman Government will send
an army to the Turkish frontier imme-
diately.
SAN Francisco, July 2.-Sir James
Douglas, Governor Of British Columbia,
arrived iastnight. en- route for England.
BosroN, June p The general features
of the wool market are the same as last
week. There continues to be good de-
mand for desirable lots and prices are
well sustained. A large portion or the
new Western clip is now on the way to
this city, and manufacturers will soon
hays splendid assortment to select
FROM sl4A ~
BnKo, July L. Deputy Sheriff Waugh
an arrived here yesterday and states that
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