The Portland daily press., 1874-10-07
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scisurs Of Arns-Carliss Defsa..

Scisure Of ArEns-Carlisi Defcat.
MADRID, Oct GA bark laden with arms for
the Carlists has been seized at Santander.
A Carlist band has been defeated at Campilo
with the loss of two killed, II wounded and
many prisoners.
Count Arnim's Sons Residence Searched
BERLIN Oct 6.-The residence of the son of
Count Won Arnim was searched last night
The police were under the belief that the letters
to his father from Prince Bismarck might be
concealed there, but the documents were not
found. The son is lieutenant in the Dragon
Guards.
The Attack IA Don Carries Confirmed
LONDON, Oct. GA despatch from Santan-
der to the Pail Mall Gazette says that the re-
port of the attempt to assassinate Don Carlos
during q mutiny among the insurgents has
been again brought to that city by letter from
Durango. The letter confirms previous details
that Don Carlos was shot by mutineers and re-
ceived a dangerous wound.
Parlia,n entary Election.
The election for member of Parliament
took place at Northampton with the following
result: Meriwether, conservative, 217l; Fow-
Ter, liberal, 1886; Bcadlaugh radical, 1866.
The London Accountants Report OH Erie
The London accountants who were sent Ito
New York to Investigate the affairs of the Erie
Railroad Co.. have made their report They
say that the earnings of the road were sufi-
cient to justify the payment of dividend on
preferred stock for the two years ending Sept.
1874, but through this deficiencies which were
discovered in the accounts of the Gould admin
istration, there was not sufficient balance APP
plicable to the payment of the dividend of
common stock Capt Tyler's report will be
issaed Immediately
European Grain Crop.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-The Mark Lane Express
has the following:
The week closed with considerable fall of
pbich has hpan lOOp waOtnH tn fl,o
effect of the protracted drought Wheat is
still declining, though no carefully prepared
statement has shown that the crop is much
above the average as to quantity or quality. All
advceS from the Continent report decline in
price,. Arrivals at Odessa have been light and
unsatisfactory. 1t seems no wheat is expected
from Egypt.
Kiot---Many Persons injured.
LONDON, Oct IA A. Mat Northampton
yesterday after the declaration of the vote, a
mob of Bradlaush's supporters attacked with
stones the hotel of Mr.. Fowler, the liberal can
didate. The police were unable to quel the
disturbance and the riot act was read, the mill
tary called out and other assistance summoned
In the struggle which followed many persons
were injured. At midnight the town was
growing quiet.
The French Elections.
A Paris despatch to the Standard says that
official reportsa nnounce the election of four
hundred and fifty Conservatives and threeshun-
bred Republicans to the Council General The
Times correspondent at Paris telegrpphs that
the Republicans have really gained more seats
than any other party. M Martel, a monarch
list, one of the Vice Presidents of the Assembly
is returned from Calais. M Javies De La
Motto, the former Perfect, is elected to the
Council General of Maine ct Loire. The Re-
publicaps carried Marseilles, Amiens and Rou-
en-.
PARIS, Oct 6-Compete returns from the
elections tor the Council General show 800
Conservatives and 500 Republicans chosen. The
Conservatives gain 90 In one hundred places
there was noschoice and second ballot will be
required
Returns from so departments show that
300 members of the Councils General have
been elected, Of whom 500 are Republican, $50
Monarchists, and 80 avowed Bonapartists
New elections will be required in 80 districts,
OF which 20 are expected to elect the Republic
can candidates.
. The BEencs Ayres Rebellion.
New YORK, Oct. 6.-Later advces from
Buenos Ayres state that there is the greatest
excitement among all classes in consequence of
the instruction Many persons are fleeing
from the city. Every departing steamer carries
away numerous families. All merchant
steamers leaving town are escorted to sea by
the war ships of their respective governme nts,
as they fear molestation by the insurgents.