The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
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LONDON.
LONDON, June 3O.-A special to the Sandaru
reports the loss of the Republicans in the last
attack on Estela 800 killed and wounded
In the House OF Commons, this evening, Mr..
Jenkins called attention to the article in tO-days
XdMdd1d, which declares that the policy Of the
Canadian Government aimed at secession to the
United States.
He asked Disraeh if there were any grounds
for charging the Canadian Government with such
designs. Disraeli replied he did not consider it
the duty OF her Majestys Government to find
grounds for the allegations contained in anony-
nous paragraphs OF a newspaper, but he would
| state, for the information OF the gentleman and
the House, that the relations of the Canadian
Dominion and Kingdom were most cordial and
satisfactory.
The Carlisle July meeting commenced to-day
The Cumberland plate was won by Oglethorpe:
Chimes was second, and Benny Clyde third.
seven ran. Betting was ten to one against Ogle-
thorpe, nine to one against Chimes, twenty-five
10 one against Benny Clyde.
LONDON, June 3O.-It is reported that the
Catholic bishops in session at Fulda last week,
| have sent cOnciliatOry proposals to Berlin.
The Communists in this city gave banquet to
Jonrdeaud GrOsset last night
The correspondent of the Daiu Ne,rs tele-
graphs from Rome that the Pope is grow
ing weaker daily, and several foreign representa-
tives have notified their governments to that
effect.
special to the Times, from Madrid. saws: The
army Of the North will continue its operations
against Estella. Gen. Mariones has been APP
pointed chief Of FaladOs staff.
DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, June 30.-Ward Home Ruler has
been elected to Parliament from Galway
BAYONNE.
BAyoNNE, June 3O.-The following account of
the recent lighting before Estella and the death
OF Gen. COncha is derived from Carlist sources
The Republicans made their first attack on the
left bank of the river Ega, Thursday, and followed
it up Friday, on the evening of which day they
had forced the Carlists from their first line Of
defensea
The next day, Saturday, they attempted to carry
the heights Immediately commanding Estella. In
the attack, they failed, and were driven back in
disorder. There retreat became rout, when
Gen. Concha was mortally wounded The total
loss OF the Republicans in killed. wounded and
missing, is 1000.
Gen. Eschagues entire division barely escaped
capture, and was saved only by the extraordinary
exertions OF the artillery. The assault was made
during the night, under cover OF which the Re-
publicans succeeded in withdrawing all their can
non.
BAYoNNE June 30.-The Carlists claim 800
prisoners fell into their hands during the retreat
OF the Republicans after the battle of Muro.
MADRID.
MADRID, June 30.-Otficiai dispatches place the
loss OF the National troops in the engagement be-
fore Estela at 1900.
Concha, after taking Abarzrsa, marched di-
rectly upon Estella. He found the Carlists
massed at Muro behind the intrcnchments
A general charge was ordered. Concha placed
himself at the head Of the troops, taking his
position in the centre Of the first line While
advancing rapidly with the entire line he received
ball i'll thest, fell from his horse, and died al
most instantly.
He touched the ground Gen. Echague then
took command and ordered the army to retreat to
Oteiza, Larraga, Berbinzara and Tapalla.
Marshal Serrano has just arrived in the city.
army CT the North.
The Government is organizing so battalions for
immediate service. The spirit of the army is
still good and very determined feeling prevails
in Madrid.
The body of Gen. Concha will arrive here to-
morrow and will have an imposing funeral.
MADRID, June 3O.-The Spanish Government
has resolved to erect q monument to General
COncha.
MADRID, June 3O.-Gen. Tobaldo has arrived
at Miranda.
The Army of the North is falling back in good
order, and will be rapidly organized. Reinforce
ments are arriving.
Gen. Lowena has been placed in command of
DiO.
1t Is reported that the Carlsts have murdered
many prisoners taken in the recent battles.
PARIS.
PARIS, June 29.-L0 Pdt,ie says President Mac
Mahon recently declared that he would not cede
his authority to any one for a single day, and he
refused to hear of either Stadtholderate or
General Of the Kingdom.
This is substantially confirmed by declaration
to same effect In the order of the day congratu-
lating the troops on the success of the review at
Longchamps, yesterday. The Legitimists are
very indignant at these expressions of the Presi-