The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
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LONDON.

LONDON.
LONDON, June 39.-Dispatches from Pernam
buco, announce the death Of the Primate of Bra
I'll. Constantinople advices state strong shocks
OF earthquake We're felt there yesterday.
LONDON, June 29.-The last Russian papers re
celved here contain reports of very destructiv,
fires at Bercitcheo town inhabited mostly b,
Jews A fire one day DESTROYED six hundred
houses. The next day there was another con
tiagration, involving the loss of nearly as many
more buildings. The two succeeding days the
town was again visited by fires, by which whole
streets were laid i'll ashes and thousands Of per
sons rendered homeless.
LONDON, June "a deputation of one hun.
bred locked out farm laborers started for New
market to-day, on a pilgrimage through the
agricultural districts in the course of which
they will stop at principal towns and plead their
cause.
Their route lies through Cambridge, Patton
Bedford, Olney, Northampton, MerdOn and
Coventry to Birmingham.
A large assemblage of fellow laborers witnessed
their departure and cheered them enthusiastic
cally
The bark Ilmari arrived at Liverpool from Gal
weston to-day, much damaged, having been in
collision.
MADRID.
MADRID, June 29.-Dispatches were received by
the Government this morning conveying the
startling news that Marshal Concha was killed
yesterday in the attack by the Republican troops
upon the Carlist entertainment at Muro three
kilometres from Estela.
When the National forces learned the death of
their commander, they returned to their former
positions without disorder, leaving no trophy in
the hands of the enemy. The command of the
Republican army will be taken by Gen. Zobola,
President OF the Council and Minister of War.
Senior Cotner will succeed Zobola as Minister of
War, and Senior Zagosta, Minister of the Interior,
becomes President of the Council.
The Carlists are Outfanked, and their position
may be considered critical. 1t is anticipated that
they will abandon Estelle and endeavor to reach
Las Amescia.
MADRID, June 29-Besides Marshal Concha.
one brigadier and two staff officers were killed
in the attack Of the Republicans upon Carlist
mtrenchment at Muro yesterday. Gen. Marines
Compos commands the Army of the North until
the arrival Of Gen. Tabala under orders from
Madrid, while the army has fallen back to FERN.
PARIS.
PARIS, June 29.-The house of the editor of
lie Pays, Bonapartist organ, hat been searched
by the police, who seized number of docu-
ments.
NJ. Mansard (Bonapartist) has written letter
III which he acknowledges that committee ex-
lists for the furtherance of a plebiscite and that
NJ. Rouher is its president.
This statement is made in the face of Rouher's
denial in the Assembly Of any knowledge OF such
a committee.
Gen. Amandeau will represent France in the
Brussels Congress.
PARIS, June 20 The death of Marshal Concha
is considered here an event Of great importance.
1t Is believed Concha intended to proclaim
Prince Alphonse King as soon as the campaign
against the Carlsts was brought to successful
issue; and the Madrid Government mistrusted
him deeply
In the Committee of Thirty to-day the Consti-
tutiOnal bill, moved by NJ Casimir Perrier was
rejected by vote of IL tot
No vote was taken on the bill submitted by NJ
,nr% Il. 4
to draw up constitutional bill of its own, and
for that purpose appointed three commissioners,
viz:
Neulaven and Compile Daru, Monarchists and
Charles de Lacombe, Liberal Conservative. This
shows personal septenal has triumphed
Ind neither Septenal Republic nor detinitive Re,
public have anything to hope from the Com
nlittee Of Thirty.
BAYoNNE, June 28.-Advices from the Carlists
at Estella have been received to the
18th inst. They represent that there had been
some hghtlng, but without important results.
Don Carlos, with his wife and heavy reinforce
nents, was expected to arrive in the city on the
eth, and assume supreme command.
No news has since been received here from
Estela, storm having interrupted communica-
ion.
midst OF terrible storm, surprised the positions
IF Zuraenan, AbarZuZa and Zadal which were de-
ended by eight battalions.
The engagement lasted an hour. The Repub-
leans had few killed and their wounded num-
Der about hundred.
The Carlists loss was heavy, Abatzuzo is a
point OF the utmost Importance as it commands
The defle leading to Les Amezcuas.
The Carhsts will probably be forced to retire
INTO the province of Alava west of Navarro.
Orders have been issued from Carist head
quarters directing all the generals to carry on the
war hereafter without truce or parley.
Gen. Concha, on the contrary, in general Or
Ter, tells the National troops not to make re-
prisals, and declares their mission is to conquer
Ind not exterminate.
A decree has been issued revoking the decree
by which titles of nobility were abolished. Gen.
COncha has made no further movement since the
occupation Of position around Estella.
He will await a convoy OF provisions and amm,l-
1ltion. When it arrives, the onward movement
will be resumed.
BERLIN, June 29.-The North German Gazette
n an article under the heading of Twin Com
olicatiOns in Asia" says Caravans arriving from
CENTRAL Asia bring reports that TakOob Bey is
Lrming against Russia. It il believed he il
prompted to this by the agents of Great Britain.
There is also possibility Of a collision between
Russia and China.
LISBON, June 2S.-Dispatches by the Brazilian
able announced that Senior Avellaredo had been
elected President Of the Argentine Confederation
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