, 1874-11-14

Lohuon'-As special despatch says that the Madrid
Government sent five million dollars for distribution
among the CarAst chiefs, to terminate the war.
1t is reported that Don Alphonso, with 400 fol-
lowers, has abandoned Don Carlos and intends re-
turning to France.
france and Spain each send one war vessel to
the River Bldassoa to prevent contraband Of war cross.
ing the frontier for the Carlists.
Inc spanish Consul at Bay0nne demands the
surrender OF the crew of the steamship "Nieves,''
selzed by the French authorities for having contraband
of war for Carfists, which is thought 10 be contrary
to the spirit of the treaty.
A rcmonstrance by the Spanish Ambassador against
the shipping ofarms to Carlists from England has elicit
ed a sharp reply from Lord Derby, severely comment
ing on the lack of patriotism and energy Of the Span
ish Government as evinced by the indefinite continu-
Nnce of the Carlist war.
Oct. %.
1t is denied that the Government has any intention
Of summarily shooting the Carlist chief, Lozado, re-
Gently captured al Cordova in disguise
Bayonne.-The French Lcgitimist Deputy, De
Temple, has Joined Don Carlos.
London.-Qhe Times Spanish dispatches antici-
pate an attack on Irun by the Carists this week.
Don Carlos is expected to direct the operations
in person, and troops and artillery are concentrating
around his headquarters at Vera.
1t is reported in O Paris paper that Spain
has withdrawn her demand for the extraditiQn
Of the crew of the steamer "NieVes."
Madrid General Laserna has returned
to this city from the North for the purpose
oftendering his resignation of the command
of the republican army operating against the
Carlists. 1t is probable that General Mort
ones will succeed him,
No important operations by the Army Of
the North are expected for a month.
London.--It is stated that Don AlphonsO
has ordered the destruction Of trains and the
shooting Of Railway officials.
General Lasernah has resumed his command
of the Republican army in North Spain, which
is TO be reinforced.
Its reported that Don AlphonsO and his
wife Donna Blanca have returned from Spain
to France.
GERMANY.
Oct. %.
~BERL1N.-Couut Bismarck remains in Berlin
during the trial of Kullmann, the would be as
sa8sin. Should the testimony Of the Chauoel-
lor be required he will be examined here.
Oct. 81.
Emperor William has replied to the Popo's
last letter, aud says, Germany has done all
in her power to live at peace with the Church
at Rome" but that he is bound to protect the
State against the violent attacks and conspira-
cies of the clergy.
eKullmann, who attempted Bismarck's life,
cannot find a lawyer to defend him, and the
Ultramontano press are indignant. The de-
fence of Kullmann will be insanity.
Kullmann's counsel insists upon the pre-
sence of Prince Bismarck in the witness box
at Wirzburg as indispensable during the trial
of the prisoner for the attempt at assassination.
AS the session of the Prussian Parliament begins
at the same time The trial commences compll-
ance with this demand is impossible.
The correspondent Of the Pal NAL Gazette
at Berlin telegraphs that the line of defence OF
Kullmann's counsel will DO insanity OF the
prisoner.
The counsel adduccs the fact Of the incuTable
lunacy of the mother of Kullmanu, and demands
his examination by a doctor skilled IN the treat
ment of cases of insanity.
A Paris despatch says that information has
been received that Russia is convinced that she
will, in the course of three or four years, be
engaged in a desperate struggle with Germany
Bismarck is determined to demand the restora-
ton of German provinces Of Russia. Moltke
has already his spies in these provinces aid 1T is
said the proposed organization of the new Land
sturm has been decided upon, in view of these
possible events. oct; S0'
The mother of Kullmaun, the would-oe as
sassin of Bismarck, is said to be incuraOly