The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-14

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LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Duchess Of Edinbu-g
I'LL,
The Spanish Minister presented Spain's com
plant of the conduct Of France.
special dispatch to the Ne,cs reports that tn
Carlists had entered Foutarabia, Province Of Bis
cay. under cover of a fog yesterday, but we're OK
PEELED after they had burned part Of the town.
Simultaneous attacks were made by the insur
gents on Arun and San Martide. The Carlisle
captured part OF Behoba, commanding the in
ternational bridge, but they we're finally driver
out.
PARIS, Ocr. 13.-The second ballots in tn,
Councilar Districts which failed of q choice I
week ago, took place yesterday, completing thu
election for Councils General.
The following is the total result: Republican,
elected 672; the Monarchists 604 Bonapartist
155.
The Republicans have majority in thirty
eight councils, the Monarchist IN forty four, ane
| three councils are equally divided.
BERLIN, Oct. 13.-1n accordance with the sd
vice Of the hhysicians appointed by the Govern
ment, Count Won Arnim will be removed to-day
to the Sanitary Establishment. where he will b.
guerded By two policemen. His trial will soo1
take place, and it is intended that the case shall
be disposed Of before the opening Of the German
Parliament.
MADRID, Oct. 13.-Oficial dispatches have
been received reporting that band of Oarlists,
under Lazano has been completely defeated by q
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province Of Muircia. Gen. Cabrera refuses to
join Don Carlos in Spain.
MADRID, Oct. 13.-A severe engagement which
lasted TWO hours, took place recently between tht
Republican party and 5000 Carlists at Arcoja
! The latter lost 50 killed and wounded, ID with.
| drew r. Estel a.
Don Carlos has arrived at Punta La Reina, Il
miles southwest of Pampeluna.
BRUSSELS, Oct IA special to the Independ
ence Beige, from Bayonne, says: The withdrawal
narroOarpv froy1 tho sorvioa If Don Tor
los has made bad impression upon the Carli.t
soldiers. The Republicans now have possession
of the left bank Of the rlver Ebra.
HARTFORD, Oct. 13.-Francis Patrick McFar-
dead, aged Sc years.
| C1Nc1SNAr1, Oct ia special dispatch to the
Gazette, from Louisville says: Col. w. ]. Davies,
independent candidate, has Withdrawn from the
congressional race in the Second Kentucky dis
trict.
The Laboring Mems Convention in the same
district has nominated Geo. Smith, of Hancock,
for Congress, and has called a State Convention.
to meet at Louisville, Jan. 8th for the purpose of
organizing laboring mems party.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 13.-There was frost this
morning. Damage slight.
BALT1EoRE, Oct ia fire broke out in the
Baltimore Opera-House Variety Theatre, No.
East Baltimore street, and .oon communicated
to several retail dry goods stores and the
steamed oyster saloon Of Herman Bros.
The latter are also managers OF the Opera
House. which will be completely DESTROYED.
At this hour. A. NJ, it looks as if the loss
will reach f15O00O.
HUMBOLDT, X, Oct. 13.-The President passed
South to day.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The trustees of the Gin
cinnati Southern Railroad announce the intelli-
gence of the sale in New York Of 5000 600 Of Gin
Southern Railroad.
The bonds sold at par, with accrued interest.
Ali the heavy grading between here and Chatta-
nooga is under contract, and six hundred men
are at work upon it.
With the remaining millions authorized bonds
the trustees promise to have the entire road
ready for cars in twenty months.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Thomas Brown, col
ored, this morning at o'clock, went into Arson
Taylor's house, near Perryman's, on the line Of
the P. W. h B. Railroad, and attempted to out
rage her, and failing in this, he cut her throat
He cam. to this city about II O'Clock, and the
citizens Of Wilmington, who had heard Of the
murder and who knew him, saw him near Rich
street Theatre and attempted his arrest.
The negro knocked him down and escaped.
The police are on his track.
FLORENCE Oct. 13.-Thiers speaking at Flor
ence expresses his firm belief in the success Of
formerly opposed Italian unity, but explained
that he did go solely because OF its consequences
on general politics.
Now that unity was an accomplished fact, his
only object was to promote cordial friendship be-
tween France and italy.
The French people would never permit any
government to dirturb the existing relations be-
tween the two countries.
VINrrA, l. T., Oct. III shall remember with
pleasure nv visit t" the Indian Territory.
have always tried to see you protected in
every right guaranteed in your treaties. and
while hold my present position shall endeavor
10 see thst you are protected in the enjoyment Of
your personal and civil rights.
gee ON every side the evidence OF prosperity.
In this latitude you must posses . climate well
adapted to the growth OF cotton and other pro-
atable crops.
With industry and proper observance Of the
laws Of the country and the rights OF others, you
cannot fail to become prosperous and useful
citizens"
FoRpHAM; Oct. 13.-The second race, grand
national handicap sweepstakes OF 500 each, two
miles and quarter, was won by Mate, Shylock
second, Bessie Lee third. Jack Frost fourth, Abdel
Koree and Lizzie Lucas last. Time 4:l34.
The third race was the annual sweepstakes for
three.year ODDS, two miles and one-eighth. It
va won by Vandalite by length; Rutherford
second; Bonnabel third; Planter fourth. Time
las.
The fourth race was for the champagne stakes
Tor two year ODDS, three quarters OF a mile. The
ace was won by Hvderali. James A.; second, !
Fine Work; third. Betty Ward, colt; fourth,
Australina; fifth, Boy Minister, Amelia Giadia- |
eur, colt, and Ravenna, also started. Time,
20.
The firth race, purse Of 500, mile heats, was
Won by Preakness, spendthrift second, Jury
bird. Time, 1:474. 1:4sl, 1854. Spendthrift |
ook the second heat. |
HAVANA, Oct ia meeting was held here |
for the purpose OF forming stock |
company. It's object is to restore confidence in |
he circulating medium, and prevent violent auc-
uations in gold.
Subscriptions to the Stock have commenced
According to the terms Of the constitution of the
ociety members are to do all in their power to
ounteract speculation in gold.
Captain General Coucha Immediately after the
rival of the Spanish mail steamer will go to
inco Vallas.
He wants to put the line Of Trocha in perfect
tate Of defense, and completely rid that iuris-
lection Of bands of rebels before the be-
inning Of an active campaign against the In
urgents in the Central Department.
Eight hundred volur teers and 200 Civil Guards
allied again yesterday for Nuevitas, in merchant
the Niagara naval transport having