The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-12
FOREIGN.
The Carlist War.

UySpAYE, November ll.-Ihe Re-
rrbI;rsr. opened fire on the Carlist eli
i-rnchmcnt, at Mount st. Maria yester-
lsy and carried several positions with a
.-ycrr loss 10 the insurgents.
HyxpAYE. November ll-Noon.-It
:. said that Don Carlos and General Ellis
have been cut of from the field of battle
resr Irun. The Carlists are much dis
prited. though they still maintain their
positions.
L,rrg-Thc battle between the Car
.i,,, md Republican forces is still in pro-
srrs, in IN" nrighborho"d Of Reuteria.
Sryrn hundred men from the garrison of
lrun made u >ortie in the direction of
Foniarabia, and elected junction with
the relieving forces.
Eycning-The Carlist> have retreated
from before lrun. and the Republican
troops occupy the positions held by the
Ne,ieger-. General LaZcrna has entered
lrun with his escort.
The CarIists Completely Defeated.
LONDON, November IA dispatch to
The NDrdGyT SAYS, the Republicans lost
Two hundred men in the attack on Mount
San Mario. ON the 10th. The fight lasted
foa- hours. On Wednesday morning the
Republican army advanced in three corps.
Thr right under General LONE turn
i n" position of the Carlists ut
uyarzun. The left, under Gen. Partilla,
drove them from the mountains near the
~s. turnin" their formidable trenches.
The centre. under Gen. Blanca, suffered
severely from the heavy fire it met. Ts-
wards one o'clock in the afternoon the
Csrii,ts abandoned all their positions and
retired into Navarro.
Free schools.
PARIS. November ll.-Thirty-three
members of the Council General Of Seine
have passed II resolution recommending
the establishment ot gratutious primary
secular schools in Paris, the attendance
upon which shall be- obligatory. The
resolution has been presented t" a per-
manrnt committee uf the Assembly for
Consideration.
HENpAYE, November ll.-An official
tsrliSt dispatch SAYS that on Tuesday
morning tn" Republican General Lame,
opened fire on all our positions at dis
tancc Of three leagues. He penetrated
our lines at Santa Cruz, but our right
made y vigorous attack, and compelled
him 70 retire Both sides suffered con-
'derahy from the loss. Don Carlos and
General Elio were present during the
engagement.
Discovery of New River.
LONDON, November ll.-The New
York Hcrch correspondent at khar-
io'm, Africa, reports, under date of yes
irriay. the return of Col. Long from
Gondokoro, bringing the intelligence OF
h' discovery of new river situated IN
latitude 10 and 30 north, flowing in
Victoria Lake. The road between
Vcuinda and Zanzibar is very unsafe.
Application for Don Carlos.
PARIS November ll.-On receipt of
N" request from the Spanish Embassy to
hay" Don Carlos and his staff returned,
Ii" French government instructed the
I"al authorities at Hcndaye to take
measures To- comply with this request.
Notwithstanding their diiigent search
amt the fact that the Spanish Embassy
had information then of the very house
u which Don Carlos was stopping, the
authorities of Hcndave were unable To
md tn" Carii$t chief. The failure of the
search was, To-day, officially communica-
'rd TO III" Spanish ambassador.
Fur Trade Dull.
OTTAWA, November 1.-THE fur trade
!, i,rNtrcmcly dull this season. Last year
iit, were prime two weeks before now,
and demanded good prices. This season
I"ry are not yet prime except on the
head waters of the Gatineau and ~.
Maurice rivers. Up to the present mink
and martin have not been worth trap
ping. The fine open fall has a depressing
r-''ct on the trade, and it is not likely to
improve till there is heavy frost. \
lew mink skins have been brought 10 the
my but are only bringing 80 cents Ia
- Otter is very low, reduction of 10
per cent being made lately on quotations.