The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-04

Carlos, has issued an order to the trops under
his command that retaliatory measures VIII be
taken,
Spanish advices by way of Paris re-
port that ministerial crisis exists at Madrid.
and Sagosta and Cotoner are expected to quit
the cabinet. Also that the inhabitants Of
Madrid refuse to submit to a fresh conserip-
ton and disturbances are imminent
The government has information that
a filibustering expedition is preparing against
ROrto Rico, and taken measures to put a stop
to it. The truth Of the report IN regard to
that island published Ii the New York Free
mans Journal is Indignantly denied.
De Urgel has been surrendered to the
Carlists, through the treachery Of parties
within the city, who are the friends Of the
Gen. Tritany captured the entire garrison.
485 men with 80 guns, and shot the command
ant Of the citadel.
Carlist advices state that two hun
dred Republican volunteers who were march
ing TO the relief Of Puigcerda were captured
by the Royalists. The perfects of depart
ments in the south Of France have received
special instructions for the minister Of the
interior to use every effort to prevent the sale
Of arms to the Carlists.
T. ". Cardozo, colored, was arrested
in Jackson Miss, last week, on an affidavit
made by S. C. Carter, charging CORDOBA with
fraudulently issuing jury and witness certif-
Gates while circuit clerk Of Warren county.
He was taken to. Yicksburg, appeared before
justice Of the peace, waived examination, and
falling to give the required bond of IS, 600
was sent to jail.
Over two hundred Carlists have been
killed and many wounded in the attack on
Puycerda. The Republican garrison have
nineteen barrels Of dynamite with which they
will blow up the place if the Carlists succeed
in carrying it. A force Of Carlists entered
Calacorra, twenty-four miles southeast OF
Lagrono, on the 25th ultimo, and sacked the
houses, levied contribution of 81, 700 from
the clergy, shot four volunteers, freed the
convicts and burned the railway station.
Spain, it is charged, instead of carrying
into effect the understanding of the Fish-PoIo
protocol, namely, to investigate the conduct
Of those Of its authorities who have infringed
on Spanish laws or treaty obligations, and
punish those who may have offended, has
made a demand Of indemnity in the affair of
the Yirginius and for other alleged wrongs
suffered by Spain, owing to the illibustering
expeditions fitted out in this country, and
landing or attempting to land men and muni- !
tions of wafssn the Spanish American coast /
To this demand our government has re-
piled in firm but courteous terms, asserting |
the untenableness Of the positions of the 1
Spanish government and reminding it Of the /
remissness or inexcusable delay IN making /
for the wrongs suffered by Ameri- |
can citizens in person and property The |
latest information from Minister Cush- {
ing is that he Is still pressing our demands On /
Spain. It seems certain the clause in the pro- /
tocol providing that reciprocal reclamaions I
shall be the subject of consideration be- /
tween the two governments, VIII not end sat |
IN which case it viii become a /
subject Of arbitration as per agreement, pro /
viding the constitutional assent Of the senate /
Of the United States shall be given to it.