New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-01
FOREIGN.
Cancellation.

ConC1I10tlOus 49a .-a
LONDON June 30.-It ia reported that the
Catholic bishops, in session at Fulda last
week, have sent conciliatory proposal to
Berlin. rT
London Communists Banqueting their
Heroes. .t
The Communists in this city gave ban
quet TO Jourde and Groisset last night. 'a..
or Condition of the Pope. 5l
The correspondent Of the Daily Ners tel
egraphs from Rome that the Pope is grow
ing weaker daily, and several foreign rep
resentatives have notified their governments
to that effect. s
Operations Against Estella.
A special to the Times from Madrid says:
The army of the north will coahnue its
operations against Estella. General MARI
ones has been appointed chief Of fxladoss
staff ttsRai
The Republican Loss at 1oeo11o. 8
A special to the Standard reports ~ 10a1
of the Republicans in the last attack On Es-
tella 800 killed and wounded. oa
In the House of Commons.
In the House of Commons this evQnilR
Mr.. Jenkins called attention to the aef6Gto
in to DAYS Standard which declared -
the policy of the Canadian g0vernmel3
aimed at secession to the United States.
grounds for charging the Canadian gov.
ernment with such designs.
Dlsraeli replied he did not consider 1t
the duty of her msjesty's government to
find grounds for the allegations contained in
anonymous paragraphs of newspaper,
but he would state, for the information of
the gentlemen and the House, that the re-
lations of the Canadian Dominion and the
Kingdom were most cordial and satisfac-
tory.
Carlisle July Meeting.
The Carlisle July meeting commenced to-
| day. The Cumberland plate was won by
| Ogglethorpe, Chimes was second and Bonny
| CIyde third; seven ran. Betting was ten to
one against OgglethOrpe; nineteen to one
| against Chimes; twenty-five to one against
Bonny Clyde. sa3 .-a
Tho Late Battle-Carlist Version o
BAYONNE, June 30.-The following &C.
| count Of the recent fighting before Estella
| and the death OF General COncha is derived
from Carlist sources. The republicans
made their first attack on the left bank Of
the river Ega, Thursday. and followed it
| up Friday, on the evening of which day
they had forced the Carlists from their first
| line of defenses.
The next day, Saturday, they attempted
to carry the heights Immediately command
ing Estella. In the attack they failed, and
were driven back in disorder. Their re-
| treat became q rOut, when General COncha
was mortalIy wounded. The total loss of
the republicans in killed, wounded and
missing is 1000. tt- E33J
General Eschague's entire division barely
escaped capture, and was saved only BY
! the extraordinary eAerti0ns of the artil.
| lery. The assault was made during the
night, under cover of which the Repub.
licans succeeded in Withdrawing all their
cannon. f-t- y. ti
The Carlists claim that 800 prisoners fell
| into their hands during the retreat of the
republicans after the battle of Muro.
| Omcial Account.
| MADRID, June 80. Official dispatches
| place the loss of the national troops in the
engagement before Estella at $500. Concha,
after taking Abarzuss, marched directly
upon Estella. He found the Carlists massed
at Muro behind the intrenchments.
A general charge was ordered. COncha
placed himself at the head of the troops,
taking his position in the centre of the frs,
line. While advancing rapidly with the
| entire line he received ball in the chest
| fell from his horse, and died almost in
stantly he touched the ground. General
| Exchague then took command and ordered
| the army to retreat to Oteiza, Larraga
Berbinzara and Tapalla.
| Marsnai OerranO mas JUST arriVoQ III tne
| city.
Eighteen cannon have been dispatched t.
the army of the north.
The government ia organizing fifty bat
talions for immediate service. The spirit o
the army is still good, and very deter
mined feeling prevails in Madrid.
The body Of General Concha will arrive
here tomorrow and will have an imposing
funeral.
The Spanish government has resolved Il
erect monument to General Concha.
General TObalda has arrived ct Miranda
The army of the north is falling back il
good order, and will be rapidly reorsani.ed
ReinfOrcements are arriving. General Ia
wena has been placed in command Of Die
1t is reported the Csrlists hsve nuydere
many prisoners tsksn in ths recent batslsl
MacMAhsa Tsaasisan - his Fewer.
PARIS. juno 9.-La Patrie snys Presider
NacNahon recently declared that be woul
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