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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

Major KELLY tried to have some fun al
our expense on the postal bill, but had &c
add the following postscript:
I'VE have since understood that this pro.
vision goes into effect January /, 1851
Why in the dickens didu't you leave out
the whole article, Msjorp
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John Harper, senior member of the Har
per Brothers, in New York, aged II, lies
dangerously i'll at his residence. Nearly two
months ago he was stricken down for The
third time with paralysis.
In writing about the comet, notice tina
there is but one "e" in "Camelopard."
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Congressman will hear from the newsp'

Congressman will hear from the heWspa
pcrs this fredericksburg Ne,oS.
And he would be Il poor congressman thai
couldn't be elected on the issue the Neo<
proposes to makc-tha is, the new postage
law-if every paper in his district were to
oppose him. The new bill would operate
to the advantage of every man in the dis
trict except the few editors. There is nc
doubt as to this point. And we believe thai
it would operate to the advantage of the edi
tors too.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

PosTAL.-New post.offices are established
at Black Water, Lee county, Va, on the
route from Rogcrsyille, Tenn, to Jones'
vile, Va, with A. K. Anderson as postmas.
ter; at Blossom Hill, Princess Anne county,
Va, on the route from Norfolk to Poplar
Branch, Princess Anne county, with Will
liam j. Lawrence as postmaster; at Bay
Port, Middlesex county, Va, with Richard
C. Wright as postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

The Dispatch and Wing are still harping
on the express question. The Dispatch Of
Monday makes dig at General .Mahone's
toenty-fre thousand dollar salary, and has
tried to reckon the State in which such sal.
ary is paid Us rich. 1t is no new thing for
poor folks to "put on airs Must keep up
appearances; and twenty-five thousand dol
lars sounds big to a contiding bondholder
who holds his bonds and hopes for his inter-
est charlottesville Chronicle.
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OFFICIAL.

NOTICE.-HOLDERS OF PAST-DUE
IN BONDS Of the CITY OF RICHMOND are
hereby Informed that they will be redeemed on
presentation at the Office Of the City Auditor on
and after the 9th day OF July, 1874.
a. NJ. KELLEY, President OF
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.
J. B. RoYSrER, Secretary
RICHMOND, June 20, 1874. jr 20-GId
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The MALONE organ of yesterday gives the
citizens of Richmond very little hope. Ma.
HoMET is "twenty miles" from Richmond,
and if we don't carry our express packages
and lay them at his feet we are past praying
for. He will never come to us, so we are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

The Arkansas war has been transferred to
Washington. Yesterday morning Joseph
Brooks, of Arkansas, claiming to be Cover
nor, arrived there, and took quarters ct the
st. James Hotel. During the day he visited
the House of Representatives and Senate
chamber,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

To the Congressional Convention Mar.
shail Ward will elect 8 delegates, Jefferson
IS, Madison 10, Monroe 10, Clay II, and
Jackson making 70 in all.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

j. NJ. MCGOWAN
takes this method to inform his friends and the
public that he has opened an ICE-HOUSE corner
of Marshall anu Sixth Streets iust In rear Of SWANS
grocery store. Mr.. w. II. TYLER will be found
there who will take pleasure In serving all who
may favor him with CALL Sold ut wholesale and
retail. Orders solicited.
FUR SALE, one secondhand, four seat CAR
RAGE aud HARNESS, and two DIRT CARTS.
Cali us above. je Colts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

The new arrangements on the Virginia
Midland railroad will be completed on Mon
day next, and from that day trains will run
direct from Daayilie to Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

III BEST PACIFIC PERCALES AT 20
cents. These are the best goods manufactured.
We fix this price 10 close them out.
Best LANCASTER CAMBEICS at l2t cts. per
yard
Handsome Styles Of side band JACOSETS and
LAWNS;
Handsome styles of Side -band CALICOES;
Another lot Of those excellent IS Cts. C.ALICOES
VICTORIA LAWN DRESS Ph1TERNS:
SKIRTS rc:.dy-madc: sufficient material TO max
and trim sacque Tor 81. worth rs;
A large stock OF REhDY-tADE DEESSES and
LADIES GARMENTS OF every description al
LEVY BROil itRs'.
COLGiTE'S VIOLET WATER, SIS c.s; LAFEN-
DER " 6TrR. 20 ct. je20
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The " little steamer" is growing in the e.
TEEN of the Wing. By all means let it go. 1t
is better than nothing.
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III MALTHOPTONIQUE.

We have just received another and full supplyo
BUTTONS ENGLISH EXTRACT of MALT and
HOPS, which has been so favorably prescribed by
our best physicians tonic In general debility,
wakefuness, nervousness, &c.
MEADE BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
ap IL 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

The little steamer" that connects NJ
HONE and Richmond should be called the
" Wha"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

XXTHEATEN GRIrS, or CRaCh ina
wv WHEAT, OATM GAL. FINE HAtMEs r. qua qua
NEW ROE BEHRING'S just recesVed anu i tos s~'s
by -, : g. a. HQxnLEf S t,.s.r-
o,anan Gas Hroad stsses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

STRAYED OR STOLEN, from Nm
- 1.-THE commons" In the lower part of[fA
this city on the 9th instant, one DARK SORREL
MARE, blaze face, with white eyebrow; and one
SURREL HORSE, blaze face, five years old; both
In good condition. A liberal reward will be paid
for their recovery or for Information that will lead
thereto +. :. TRAPHAGkN,
Planters Hotel, Fifth and Hull streets
Manchester. June 20. je 20.2t
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TAKEN UP ON MY PLACE, A TEES
l. DEEP RED COW with q white spot on 49,
her right flank and crumpled horns. Half 81 heI
tall Is white The owner can get her by proviI {
property and paying charges.
l.. II. HOLLOWAY,
= Mechanicsvile turnpike near John B. Daviss.
lie COLTS
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIOGE COUNTY. Va.

ROCKBRIOGE COUNTY, Va.
The third season 1f this delightful ana poanl,r
WaTEhISG-PLACE viii Confidence ON the I,t
Of June. when the spacious establishment VIII be
opcncd 10 visitors.
The Grand Hotel has been com etcl sine" lust
comfortable In the mountains. lt' rpo"- are large,
convenient. and elegantly fGrii>hc'i, having IA
Ia esch room: also. electro b"s c0Ihrc'lns .ith
the Office from every room. ani also from the cot
trgcs. Hot ard cold. b.ths, with closet, Oh every
floor.
on the l.t of July the original hotel. In u~, the
first two seasons. viii be opened on the European
plan. AN! be known n me European ious". IL has
all the Improvement. of the ,ir,.n.i Hotel.
The waters Of the three springs arr ALUM IODINE
ALUM. and tHhLTBEArE
Tine Annapolis Band t.Om the Naval Academy
Will furnish most delightful music Tor the ballroom
(which Is the largest Ia the mountains and The
lawn.
BUWLING-SALOON, BGLLIARD-auOiiS.wi with
tables new aud MODERN. aud ali other amu,cmeut5
10 br had al fashionable sum Iec resorts, are pro-
viied.
We take pleasure In announcing that we have 81
cured the services at SIR j. Il. flNoL ~ dr. well
known TO the travelling public - having '"ca Goa.
ucctcd tor years with the 'rrecnDIicr htt. AMI
more recently with he alleghan! springs NIrstlii,
who will assist III the management
TERMS:
Per day for june. 20
Per month for June. ~ w
Per 4iy from July l-t....................... ) uD
Per month from July lst.... ......SJO 20 80 ~
according 10 i0catoG OF rooms. There l, 80 iih r
cnce, however. In furniture o. cnu'c1!yucrs th!l-
drea under ten and servants hal-nrc'. hi'c SER
wants according 10 accommodations 'l".ir, Il.
For descriptive pamphlets and iuaiSs.> %; "at4Fs
appl! IL Purcell, Laid Y 40. or "ts.' J"nE>'oa /
90. y. ID II ~
my colin Manager.
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Two THE PUBLIC.

YNO THE PUBLIC.
The partnership heretofore existing between
Joseph Bacher and myself has been dissolved. Gre
dItors OF the firm wishing Information as TO their
claims are referred TO my attorney, ROBERT q.
SCOTT, Esq, Office on Capitol street, under Fords
Hotel. ROBEhT MORG ASSTEkS.
JUNE 1S, 1874. je Colts
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DOME AT
- THIS OFFICE.
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WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

| have leased this celebrated watering-pi ana
on The 1st OF June will be resdy 70 receive 's'o''
| or sooner ii parties Insist upon cominG .
| Terms: $50 per montn OF tw-uty.eiSnt 70
Pamphlets TO be had OF PURCELL LAppM ~
! Richmond; COLEMAN s. ROC ERS, BALTIMORE VI "
| the proprietor.
| Telegraph Office In hotel ,,s oh,o
Get OF at Millboro' depot, Chesapeake anI oi''
railroad. JUN LIZ l. Epcn-tntnr
u Am
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w EDDING AND VISITING-CARnS,
wv beautiful, at the Dispatch PgintAgsH loose
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

DRINTING.-Ail kinds done neatly and
i expeditlouslY al the Dispatch Printing House.
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~ II. PRICE has recently fitted up MS
II. large and coumodious house at Me,hans
River Depot, aud is ready for SUMNER BOARD,
ERS. Persons from the cities will fni II mos .,
delightful resort, 1t being III most heaitny !oct',
near the Blue Ridge, Immediately al Tie depot Po'
and telegraph Offices. ,,,,.o,
Terms per mouth, $50. Servants and children
half price. my 2o-Ln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

UNIVERSITY ALUMNI c L U B.-A
- meeting OF this Club viii! be held ut the Sew
Ninth and Tenth streets, on SATURDAY, Goth
June, at O'Clock L. NJ for the election OF officers
for the ensuing year. appointment OF delegates 10
the annual general meeting of Alumni at The Uni
versity, and for other important business. Alumni
are earnestly requested to attend By order OF the
Executive Committee. PHILIP HANALL,
IL Tat W,Th&Sa Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

SS REWARD.-Strayed, on Thurs TEST
with RED BULL CALF about four weeks old.
The cow has the tips of her horns sawed of.
JUHN LINDSEY. Brook road,
lie 1S-3t* or at the Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

STRAYED from one Of my fields, fN
~ on Monday, June 18th, an extra line, ~
large HORSE; color, mahogany bay; height, l
hands: high head; high, stylish rump; tail whip.
ped of by use OF harness Inclined 10 Roman face
seven years old; supposed TO have wandered In The
drecllo.I of Richmond, from where he was lately
sent. liberal reward will be paid on The safe de
livery to IL. BARTON HhNALI.,
RocklandS, near Goroonsvilie,
lie 1856 Orange county, Va,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20

NOTICE.-Lost or mislaid, CERTlFI-
In CATE No. Sc of forty shares OF old stock OF
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
In the name of Richard Z. Workman.
Application will be made for the reissue Of said
scrip. EDWIN WORTHAM,
CHARLES T.sWORTHAM,
lie 1O-2aw2m Surviving Executors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-20
NILLBOR0 HOUSE
vi AND
CHRYSTAL CHAL BEATE SPRlA U,
pI YhoRR0t-GH, PROPRIETOR.

I I. IlA-s"rsOO III ''0* WE
MILLBORo' DEPOT, BATH COUNTY, Va
now open for the accommodation Of visitors an
The travelling public Diverging point to- Bath
Alum, Warm, Hot, Jordan Alum. .at RocAbridSt
Alum Springs. Stages for all the above pEc.s
twice daily. Accommodations hrst-cEss' Ihafse'
moderate. i,
tnr " my l6-3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27
TEMPERANCE NOTES.

Seven bands of praying temperance women
were out in various parts OF Cincinnati yesterday visit
ing saloons Two saloons next to the Chamber az Com
merce freQuented by the members OF that body, were
visited during Change hours An immonsc crowd
gathered. and the business or the Chamber was some
what delayed by the excitement.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, says that
the Temperance women made raid yesterday on the
saloons dividing into parties, and visiting most OF the
drinking places in the city among them the lowest dens
One saloon keeper refused them Abundance. and one
hearing the other saloons making good pay
ing business sent invitation FOR them 10 visit
him, which they did. No converts have been made
among the saloon keepers yet
About so Christian women of Providence, who
have holding daily pray ermeetngs for some time
past Issued from their place OF meeting In procession
Yesterday and visited the State House. remaining In the
Represen tatiyes Hall while member presented their
memorial for repeal Of the Liquor License law. After
ward eight the ladies visited two agerbeer saloons
where they and cNhOrtrd the prOpretos TO give
up tho business. but without effect.
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THE TROUBLES IN CUBA.

THE RECENT ENGAGEMENT NEAR PUERTO PRINCIPE
THE INSURGENTS IN POSSESSION OF THE FIELD
ARREST OF A CUBAN LAwYER-FINANCIAL I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO ESTABLISH GOLD
BASIS FOR ALL TRANSACTIONS.
KEY WEST, Fla, March 2G. "A dispatch re-
ceiyed by says 1t Is reported there
that the Spaniards lost heavily the battle GuasmO
clara, Puerto Principe The Cubans remained In
possession OF tho field at night, and the killed and
wounded fell into their hands.
Senior Ramon do Armas, a prominent Cuban lawyer,
who has resided III Mexico. returned home on tIo last
steamer from Vera Cruz. Immediately on landing he
was arrested. and Ia now confined in Fort CubalIs.
HAVANA, March 2G-The banks refuse to discount any
kind Of commercial paper thinking that the refusal Will
make money tight ana break down the high rates OF ex
change The action OF the banks has been without result
there too much currency anJat, and all tho ship
ments OF ana moasses be drawn against the
moment the planter sells his produce to tho merchant
The financial crisis increases continually; every hour the
premium gold and exchange become higher. The
merchants all believe that the currency will continue
to depreciate constantly, irrespective OF the means
taken to prevent it, and that gold basis must be
adopted by everybody ana not merely by the planters
The Gaoea publishes a decree making stamped paper
payable III gold, and the Government telegraph messen-
gers fee is also payable silver its equivalent i'll
currency after tho 1st OF May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

The troop-ship Himalaya has arrived at
Portsmouth, England, from the Gold Coast with the
Royal Marines and Rifle Brigade
At the Liverpool (Eng) Spring meeting
Yesterday the Grand National stoeple-chase by
second and Merlin, aged, third Twenty horses ran The
Anal betting was to against Reugny, rs ~ against
Chimney Sweep, and So to against Merlin
A correspondent at Bombay, India, in letter
dated Feb &c. writes as follows More excitement pre-
walls In the streets OF Bombay than has been here
since the muny of 1851 on the 18TH some OF the lower
classes OF the Arab and African Mussulmans made q
sudden attack upon all tho Parsee they cond find in
some Of the most central streets IN the city They en-
tered bonses and made great havoc Of vauabes strew
ing them about in every direction. Two OF the temples
were much injured. the Mussulmans taking ont what
they could find Tie Parsees were thoroughly fright
eped European constabes rushed TO their rescue with
clubs I'm hand An American missionary out at the
time saw some OF the disturbance, and describes the
fanatical Mussulmans seeming really desperate The
cause Of the bold and general attack was TINS. far
see bad written book the various religions, III Whch
sometnpg Was thought be said against the CHARACTER
OF Mohammed There were 200 printed 500 OF which had
not sold The Police Commissioners had ordered
these destroyed and many or the 2O others as
could be obtained and yet the Mussulmans were not
satisfied. Those WHO have examined the DOCK can see
scarcely thing In this account or MODaDmeu 70 winch
exception could reasonably he taken. The excitement
and disturbance still continue. Many persons, II Is re-
ported have been killed, both Parsees and MohaIn-
ineJaus The city authorities seem scarcely equal 10
the emergency Troops around the city ana IN varl
Gus parts OF It, hardly in sufficient numbers TO pre-
serve order Some cause for fear Is fe In having TINS
excitement among the Mussunans now just before the
Mohurrum their great religious festival or the tIbuts in
prophet. which IS yearly celebrated throughout lndla
with great ponp and splendor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27
GOVERNMENT HEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHINGToS. ID. G., Friday. March q i a. I'd.
Hunnnais for Ihr mast hpenIL-fOAr hOMrg


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHINGTOs. d. c., Friday, March I'll a. m
Synopsis for he mast hcenitfor hours
The temperature is falling over the States
bordering on the Upper Missouri and ono Valleys
North-westerly winds. rising barometer. and partly
cloudy weather prevail in tine Northwest ana on the
lakes ami thence 10 Missouri and kentucky southery
winds higher temperature, and generally clear weather
in the Southern States.
south westerly winds, falling temperature, and partly
cloudy weather In the Eastern and Middle States The
rivers Louis and Caro- ana have fallen
at Yankton Lea genworth, Memphis, NASHVILLE, Pitts
burgh, and Cincinnati.
Probabilities
For me Middle Sigles ana L0Der LakIs n0rtherly
winds rising barometer, falling temperature, and gen
orally clear ,ceatter.
For New.England, south-westery TO Eorth-westerly
winds, colder cloudy weather aud occasional snow and
rain, clearing during the day.
For the Northwest aud upper lakes, and thence 20
the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys, north-westerly
winds lower temperature, high barometer, falling IN
the evening", and generally clear weather.
For the Southern States southwesterly winds. tenn
peraturo and pressure but slightly changed partly
cloudy and clear weather.
Tue rivers will probably rise at g. Lonis Omaha. and
Cairo aud fall NJ Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Louisville,
Nashville. Yankton, and Leayenworth.
Tue condition 10 the central Mississippi and lower
OHIO valleys favor the formation or Tomatoes.
The display OF cautonary signals Will DO resumed at
tho l.ko stations on April l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27
LOST RECORDS RECOVERED.

A discovery, which may prove to be OF some
Importance TO tho City of Rochester Is reported FROM
St. GATHERINGS. Ontario. The Sher Of the latter place
seized some time since bundle OF bonds and records
mart OF the property John b. Robertson against whose
property writ had been issued. Upon examination the
papers were found belong to the City OF Rochester
and that they were the identical bonds and records lost
at the time the Eagle Bank was burned Nov q, ISL MI
Robertson was then cashier OF the bank and City
Controller and these records which relate
mainly TO the Mount Hope Commission. were
I'm his possession. He said they were burned.
and as there was then evidence 10 support
the suspicious aroused the peculiar circumstances OF
The case no investigation was had. II Is now believed
that Mr.. Robertson was guilty OF deiacalon OF the
Monnt Hope funds, and that these records contain EVIL
dence OF the fact An effort being made IN the
CITY Council 10 have tue City Treasurer anl Mount Hope
"Reminiscences authorized 20 90 to ST. GATHERINGS ana
nsuect and reclaim the records II important enough
Mr Robertson seems has continued to fall lower ana
lower ever the time Of the nre soon after the loss
nf me records tried an indictment charging
him with attempting to poison his wife. lie was not
converted OF the crime. AMI after the trial went u
canada IL s said he is now ia New-Orieans q broken
down aud ruined man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

TIE OPENING CEREMoNIES-ELECTIoN or SPEAKER
OF THE HOUSE OF COMMoNS-QUEsriON OF AN
ADDRESS
OTTAWA, Ont, March 26.-Parliament met at
p. ID. to-day The GoyeInor-Geueral arrived ia state
shortly aerward escorted by the troops Of volunteer
cavalry and received by guard OF honor from the
garrison and with salute from the guns OF the field
battery On taking his seat the throne, the Commons
to tho bar Of the nate and drcctolt to
elect a speaker after which the GOvcrnOr-G de-
parted amid the usual sautes and cheering When tho
members Of the Lower House returned to her Chamber
Mr. Mackenzie proposed I. W. Ang'in for Speaker The
motion was carried without dissent. MI. Angun III
taking his seat thanked the House for tho high compii
ment paid him. Sir John Macdonald Congratulated Nj.
Auglin on his election to the speakerShip Mr H0ton
acKno wledged compliment pad MIN ny SIR john, but
nomination for the speikershlp had MOI Poon
matter OF discussion. Before adjournment Sr JOn III
quired the Minister IL 1t was his Intention To take up
Tue address after returning from the Senate TOMORROW
afternoon Mr.. Mackenzie replied that CIRCUMSTANCES
rendered improbable but he was not quite certain
to hIs course. the House then ADJOURNED VII 10
morrow afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27
OBITUARY NOTE.
TELRGRAPHIC NOTES.

Bishop Wilmer will present petition to Judge
Woods Tor GrAB Parish, La prisoners
The Illinois House Of Representatives, has
passed Of ll6 t. the bill which his already passed me
Senate, prohibiting the Heens.ng OF houses ofiIfAne.
&C. s. Spencer made an argument, lasting an
hour and bali Gov Dir yesterday favor OF eomn'At9n
OF the sentence Lossas be Laasei next month iof 'hs
n Of Weston.
$50. The Manchester Print Works at Manchester,
H. auction yesterday for 81 OJDOOO samuel H. ray
soB OF Botn purchaser II that the sale Wl
leave stockholders after the debts OF the corporation
paid
The steamship COma has not been spoken
nee e Ms1AaB AeIco where sne avl dire H. she w
reason ds7angcneut her Aul
could vol 100 miles day. She considered
due At San Francisco eaTiy,neIt week.
WIN. Miller, age "a, n cablnetmaker, unmar-
RED living SlsfOn neafy bis WejnsiaS With
reyth be had suspended 10 gne l'n. some e,t
above block upon Which head several OF ol
iron we're scLe, which clue 10 fall eile l1Eh-
v.n by pulg cod Miller FROM oil, nz Of tie BRAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CARLIST WAR.

THE CARLIST WAX.
DESPERATE ENGAGEMENT BEFORE BILBAO - TIE
,,ARIIsTS ATTACKED BY THE FORCES UNDER
1A..ass-
MARSHAL BERRANO-InE EST UNDEClpi-D'
MADRID Thursday. March &c, 1874
A desperate engagement was fought yesterday
befofs Bilbao.
The Republican arsc,v, under command of Marshal
Serrano, attacked the Carh.,7 a' ooio'N ~ 'n'
morning. and met with stubborn resistance Inc
battle was kept up all day. aud was only stopped py
the approach of night, when the Republicans en-
camped on positions they had captured from the
Royalists.
The loss of the national troops was 40 NM Gen.
Iona commanded the center. and Gen. Pri.no ue
Rivera the right 1t is probable that the battle Fiii
be renewed to-day.
The Minister of War has telegraphed the congrat-
ulations of the Cabinet to Marshal Serrano.
LONDON, Friday March 27-G a. m.-Ihe Times
special dispatches from Madrid state that Marshal
Serrano renewed the attack on the Carlists before
Bilbao, at Eve o'clock yesterday morning AT one
in the afternoon the Marshal telegraphed to Madrid
that the combat was obstinate on both sides, but
the advantages were with his troops