The Portland daily press., 1875-07-10

MADRID, July J.-OmCldl u6SpdICucS T6pOEU
that the Carlist General Dorregaray after
reaching the villages of Augnes and Cosbas, at
the foot of Mount Guara, between .KueSca and
Jaca succeeded in entering the Boltana dis
trict in Arragon, near the Pyrenees. Three
brigades are actively pursuing him.
The impartial says Don Carlos and staff
hurriedly decamped from Trevino to avoid
pursuit.
Another Carlist Defeat.
MADRID. July 9.-The Alfonsists relieved
Vlttoria and entered the city on Wednesday.
Carlists have been defeated at Treveno with
loss of 400 killed and 60 prisoners. They are
retreating to the northern part of Alava.
The American RevivaIist.
LONDON, July 9-The hall in which Moody
is holding meetings in Chamberwood was
crowded last night. Before the services the
building was surrounded by crowds, which
broke through the outside gate and created a
panic inside the hall, which was only stilled by
music. The congregation remained standing
while the incoming crowd were quieted by a
statement that the meeting would not be held
unless they retired.
The London Times on Canadian Loyalty.
The Times, in its article on Lord Dufferin's
speech, says Canada has been advancing rapidly,
but not so fast or with so free tread as the
United States, If any Canadian formerly felt
lurking wish to join the republic they became
loyal when they saw the enormous load of debt
and taxes left by the civil war. The Canadians
might, however, have sought annexation ere
this in some fit of petulancy if the mother
country had left them any grievance, but on
the whole they scarcely felt.the restraint of the
imperial government Canadian loyalty has
been admirable, but we may yet have to call
for larger proof of patriotism if we intend to
knit the colonies into firmer union with the
mother country, so as to make them source
OF strength instead of weakness in times of
war.
Inequalities to the American Rifle Team.
Dr,rr Tall H. A a
accompanied by the mayor of Belfast, spent
the day in visiting the principal manufacto-
ries. They were enthusiastically oheered by the
operatives. AT lunch the mayor proposed the
health of the team, remarkjng that friendly
contests such as those at Dublin and Belfast
tended to increase the friendship between the
two nations, and should be encouraged. Col.
Gildersleeve, replying to the toast, returned
thanks and reiterated the expression of graft
tude of the team for the cordially they had
everywhere met in Ireland. Nowhere. he said
was it more marked than in Belfast, whose in
dustrial activity struck the American team and
other visitors most favorably.
A farewell banquet was given to the team
this afternoon. Robert Thompson, q promi-
nent merchant, presided and made speech
wishing the Americans every success. Mayor
Lindsay entered near the close of the banquet
and presented Col. Guildersleeve with the cup
won by him at Clandeobaye. The mayor said
the citizens of Belfast were glad the cup was
going to America. Col. Gudersleeve returned
thanks and declared that he should ever con-
slider the cup the most important trophy After
further speeches and toasts the company arose
and the visitors proceeded to the pier to take
the steamer for Glasgow, escorted by the may
or and delegation of citizens. Thousands of
people lined the docks and piers to see them off
and there was loud and hearty cheering as the
vessel steamed out. The party will visit the
Scotch lakes tomorrow and expect to arrive in
Edinburgh in the evening.
Elections to the Quebec Legislature.
QUEBEC July 9.-Returns of the election for
members of the Provincial Legislature have
been received from the entire province. The
government party claim a majority of 10,
while the opposition only concede majority of
5. The strength of the parties cannot be
known with certainty till the house meets
Foreign Notes.
All the foreign mayors to whom were sent
invitations to the International banquet at
Guildhall on the 10Th inst, have accepted ex-
cept two.
In the Dorchester, Quebec. election trial,
Mr.. Rasleau has been unseated for bribery by
agents while his opponent. the petitioner, has
been declared disqualified by reason of personal
bribery. This is the first case of Disqualified
ton under the new law.
The waters of the river Rhone are rising and
foundations are feared