, 1874-06-17

triumphantly from Vera to Cadiz, to whatever
points revolution and impiety shall offer bat.
tie.
Your King, CARLOS.
Royal Headquarters, Durango, May 5, 1874.
BAYoNNE, May 27.-Travellers who have
arrived in this city from the scene Of the Car
list war in Spain bring tile following intelli-
gence -
General Concha, with a force Of republicans
numbering 25,000 men is marching toward
E8tella, province Of Navarro. He attacked
the Oarlists on the gath instant, with three
columns and was repulSed everywhere.
Don Carlos has left Durango and arrived
at Tolosa, capital of the province Of Guipuzcoa,
fifteen miles southwest Of San Sebastian.
The latest ndvicos from Snntander report
that General Concha has concentrated an ar
my of &C. 900 men at Vittoria, with sixty-four
guns, and will m active operations next
week.
LONDON, May 27.-The Paris Presse as
eerts that Senior Sagasta and two other mem
bers Of the Spanish Cabinet favor tho renewal
of the Hohenzollern candidature.
SAN SEBASTIAN, June 3, 1874.
A reinforcement of 5000 republicans has
reached this city, greatly to the relief of
the people.
BERLIN, June 3, 1874.
II oCL4A-Ol0CLdlO Ouid Ii given u IL AOPOAb
that the candidature of a HoheDzollern prince
for the crown of Spain is to be revived.
MADRID, June 3, 1874.
General Iona has been appointed Captain
General of the Basque Provinces.
BAYoNNE, June 8, 1874.
A battle is imminent at Estella, where the
Carlists are in great force.
MADRID, June 8, 1874.
The name of Senior Rascon is now mention
ed in connection with the Spanish Ministry at
Washington.
GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON, May 26, 5 a. ma violent thuu-
der storm passed over London and the Mid
land counties yesterday. Some lives were lost
and considerable damage was done to the
crops.
The Times this morning announces that Prince
Arthur has been made Duke of Connaught, and
that Lord Strathnairn has received the little of
Earl of Sussex.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, May 27-It now appears that the
Russian Grand Duke, Constantino's son Nicho-
las gave the diamonds belonging to his mother
to Miss Fenix Cor Phoenix a beautiful Ameri-
can. The circumstances of the theft, together
with the fact that he had deposited large sums of
money with his bankers to make provision, as
he says, & against the necessities of old age, "
lead to the belief that he is insane.
LONDON, May %, $50 a. ma special tele-
gram from Berlin to the Daily NeOs says Prince
Bismarck has had a slight relapse o~fillness since
his return to Varzin.
ITALY.
ROME, May 25-Tho King has refused to ac-
cept the designations of the Ministers. They
will remain in Office and introduce new financial
measures.
Parliament will soon be prorogued
BERLIN, June 3, 1874.
The Gar Alexander will meet the Emperor
of Germany about the middle of June at Ems.
LONDON, June 3, 1874.
The crew of the ship Neptune mutinied yes
terday when the vessel was leaving her dock
at Liverpool, bound for New York. After a
general fight, in which knives and marlin
spikes were freely used, fifteen of the mutt
neers were arrested and removed to the shore.
Several persons wef9 wounded.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May %, 1874.
The Chronicle of to-day publishes an inter-
view with RochefOrt, the escaped Communist
prisoner.
He and his companions escaped by swimming
under water to a mall boat Of the vessel which
carried them aWay.