The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-03
YESTERDAYS NOON DISPATCHES.

usual New Years bounties of beef. coal and
| breadstuffs at Windsor Castle to-day.
The planners, riveters and boiler-makers at
Hull have struck work ON account OF a reduction
| OF ten per cent in their wages.
| LONDON, Jan. 1.-The bark Laureate, from New
Orleans has arrived off Lizard with the loss of
her topmast She was bound for Bremen.
| LONDON, Jan. Mrs. Motley, wife Of J. La
throp Motley, the American historian, is dead.
| A special dispatch to the Ne,rs says the report
published in Carlst papers Of the death of the
Spanish statesman Espartero is without founda-
| ton.
special dispatch from Madrid to the London
| Times says Gen. Primo de Rivera some time
since informed Marshal Serrano that he intended
to have Alfonzo proclaimed King, and persisted
in this intention despite offers OF Serrano to him
of tho most elevated positions in his gift nclud-
ing that Of Captain General ofCuba.
Marshal Serrano unable to supercede
Rivera as he alone had the disposal OF the mill
| tary forces in Madrid.
new ministry have telegraphed the Captain Gen.
eral OF Cuba, ordering him to announce the pro-
c]amation OF King Altonzo to the army in Cuba
which, the King trusts. will more determinedly
than ever defend the interests OF Spanish ter
ritory. ...
! LONDON, Jan. lin his interview with the
Paris correspondent of the London Tines, Don
Aifonzo said: 'Liberal constitutionalist as / am
know that 1t Is not matter of pleasure to be
King OF Spain at this moment but shall try to
understand my duty and do it,"
| LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Times has information
| that the Governmeptsof Switzerland, Austria and
Belgium adopted stringent measures against the
importation into those countries of American DO
tatoes Infected with the Colorado beetle
| special to the Ners says Sagosta, who was
President Of Serranos Ministry, upon the procla
nation of Alfonso telegraphed an inquiry to
Serrano and receiving reply that the army Of the
against the accession of the Prince.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-The Republican armies in
Catalonia and Saragossa have accepted Don
Alfonso as King.
new ministry will be to telegraph to the Cap ain
General of Cuba to exercise a conciliatory spirit
to paclfy the Cubans by re-establishing as far as
possible cordial undo rstanding between the
Home and Provincial Governments
The Spanish army and navy yesterday every
where accepted Don Alfonso as King.
Marshal Serrano has quietly transferred the
command Of the armies to Gen. Lazerna.
PARIS, JAM 1.-Ledru Rollin is dead.
Ex.Qu en- Isabella, in response to the dispatch
OF Gen. Primo de Rivera, sent the following tel
egram
!" The King proceeds to Spain Immediately.
Alfonso telegraphcd to the Pope, asking his
ancestors, defend the rights of the Holy See."
King Alfonso's Ministry is announced as fol-
lows: Castro, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Car
denas, Minister OF Justice; Jovellar, Minister OF
War; Salavora Minister of Finance: Moleno
Minister of Marine: Roberto, Minister of Inte-
rer; Orotio, Minister Of Commerce; Ayala, Min
lister OF Colonies.
Alfonso did not pass through Paris. but has
gone to Spain direct He will disembark either
at Cadiz or Valencia.
Gen. MARTINEZ Campos has entered Valencia
at the head of troops that were sent to oppose
him when he pronounced for Alfonso.
The Carlist leaders Dorregary, Alvarez and
others have entered Catalonia.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-Dispatches from Spain say it |
is rumored that the Carlst Gen. DOrregaray has |
laid down bis arms, and that other prominent |
Carllsts are about to give in their adhesion to |
King Alfonso.
The Spanish Ambassador at Paris has re-
signed. |
PARIS Jan. liking Alfonso awaits the arrival |
of Spanish frigate at Marseiles to proceed to
Madrid.
WAoHINGToN, Jan. 1.-The usual reception took |
place at the Executive mansion to-day. Foreign |
Ministers. Cabinet officers, Judges OF the Su- |
preme Court, army and navy officers and many
others paying their respects to the President
A large delegation of the Mexican war veterans |
were received by the President in a cordial man.
ner. He is decidedly in favor Of having pensions
granted them.
Members OF the Cabinet and hundreds OF others
opened their houses to visitors, and entertained
them Hospitality.
During the afternoon there was slight iall of
snow.
HAVANA, Jan. Captain. General Concha has
issued proclamat alton announcing the accession |
of Prince Alfonso to the spanish crown.
NEW YORK, JAN. To-day Mayor Wickham
and Register Jones were formally inaugurated
into office. subsequently, they held receptions
MEMPHIS, Jan. IA special to the Appeal from |
Helena, Ark, of this date says: "The steamer |
John B. Maude struck on an old sunken barge
last night about midnight while near Or at what
Helena, and sunk in about twelve feet OF water. |
No lives were lost. The Maude left this port last
evening about o'clock, with eight hundred bales |
OF cotton and good list OF passengers. All her |
passengers were brought back to this point by |
the steamer Phil Allen. 1t is believed the boat |
and cargo will not prove total loss, but the |
river is rising so fast at this point that she is in
great danger unless speedily raised"
ALBANY, N. u, Jan. 1.-The Inauguration of
Gov. Tilden took place to-day in the presence OF
a large concourse of citizens. The Governor
elect was escorted to the capitol by the military
and about noon Gov. Dix entered the assembly |
chamber, escorting Mr.. Tilden, followed by the
Gov. Dix addressed few,appropriate remarks
to Mr.. Tilden, to which the latter replied in a |
feeling manner. Mr.. Wellers, Secretary of State,
then administered the oath Of office to Gov. Til
den. The same oath OF office was also admins
tered to Lieut.. Gov. Dorsheimer.
In administering the oath to the Governor, the |
Secretary of State asked him which oath he |
would take, and he responded the "new."
Ex- Gov. Dix escorted Gov. Tilden to the Exec.
d..
The audience dispersed at O'Clock.
The 10th regiment escorted Gen. Dix to the
Hudson River Depot, the procession being thanked
on either side by citizens, who entered the depot
and surrounded the car assigned the General.
Three cheers were given "for Gen. Dix, who |
appeared on the platform and made short fare |
well speech At the conclusion major generals |
salute was fired and the train left amid the |
cheers OF the crowd.
VINITA, IND. TER, Jan. I've are momenta- |
rily expecting an attack from Pass and his marty
Al! the women and children are aboard the train |
ready to pull out at moments notice.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas passenger
train is detained and it is feared that it has been
overhauled by the mob. They number geo well |
armed men, mostly full bloods. Scouts report
them within twenty miles of this place. Troops |
are badly needed. Intense excitement and |
trouble is anticipated, as there are men armnS |
hourly from the lower part of the nation, and re-
port murders along the line OF their march.
LATER.-The Pinos did not attack lis last night |
as was anticipated, but are reported to be twelve
miles from here, making good time. Almost |
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