Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-09
MORE CARLIs,T OBJECTIONS
ANOTHER BIG FAILUREINL LON
DON.

LO*DOS, April i-sUOil-lh he lie
ported Budget will how two ,.nd-"-
Lalf million pounds decrease ia th',
revenue.
MADRID, April Moon. Car
lists have hoIsted fl gs of truce At Il Ii
teria and Oyargun and are fraterni-
zlng with government troops. Gen
Cabrera has written to Don Carlos Il, =
clarirg that the decree, caused by ybe
latter depriving hum of Of his houors
would be the best justification OF his
causes he could have, if he needed
any.
One hundred Car;ists have e,,u
captured at Mauresa.
LONDON, April 1-NooD. Mr.. Gail
ders speaking at iontipract ia t nia tIt,
gave au account IF lis last American
tour. He epoke IN t'rms of high en-
logy Of America The United S ates,
he thought. was probably tue most
prosperous country III thu world he
tstiin .teG that il fifty years 1t would
contain 1870, 600, MO inhabitants, while
liz. progrs IS Of England was necessa-
ri!y limited. He forcibJy presented
reasons why England should seek the
friendship and alliance of the United
States.
ROME, April L Noon-The cere-
mony coufelrlng the title of Cardinal
on Archbishop Manning, took place
yesterday at the Church of St. Gre
CORY. The ceremony was imposing
aud witnessed 10y one thousand En-
gllsh and American Catholics.
LONDON, April 1-Nlght- A spe-
cial dispatch to the Post from Berlin
says a tinauciai crisis is feared there.
The settlements on the Bourse arc
Effected with great difficulty. There
have been twenty eight failures, and
two persons have committed suicide.
III consequences of financial reverses
The steamer NictOria, from NV
York for Glasgow, is ashore at Carved
Point
PARIS. April 1-Night-Advicrs
from Spain state ttat force of Car
lists have entered the Province Of San
fantier and will be followed by Don
Carlos and the bulk OF his army Ii *
supposed that they are trying to peli-
ttrafe to CASTLE
LONDON, April 2-Noon-It Is est
mated that 2O0, 900 y, rsons attended
the funeral of John Martin at Newry
Martin died from the SHOCK at Mitch
ellis death.
The Times correspondent At Berlin
t~iegraphs thatlt IS anticipated that
the old Jaws fCrb.dd:ng intercourse
between the Pope and the Catholic
clergy III Prussia, except through the
government, will be reeuactsd, aud
that ma ures will be introduced
wholly suspending Papei authority il
Prussia until the Pope absndons his
preten9lou to cancel the laws of the
Kingdom.
The Cologne Gazette states that
Spain has made IL formal demand on
Prussia, in virtue of al extradt.on
treaty With that country, for the arrest
OF ID Alfonso, and it is said the Pr,s-
slaA authorities have 10 consequence
received instructions TO arrest the
Prince if he enters the Prussi an terri
tory, and hold him until tn grounds
OF Spaln's claims are examined
TRIETIsE, April 2-Noon The mou-
nment TO the memory of the late EN-
perory Maximllian Was inauauratod
to-day.
TRIESTE, April 2. Nigh The EN-
pCfur FIR ncis Joseph reached here to
lay Oh his way to Italy, and was re-
celvcd With great enthusiasm.
BERLIN, April 2-Njght.-It is
stated hat Spain has repeated re quest
ed Germany t. order it's war vessels to
lombard ZaralZ for the Gustav out
rage, but Germany has refused to do
50 because In case of a bombardm, Mt
l.r"c ent people would suffer
BERLIN, April 3-Noon--The Con-
ference OF Catholic Bishops at Fuda
~, closed A message was received
rom the Pope blessing the Bishops
'nd urging them to persevere.
madrid, April 3-Noon-The Carlist |
General Saball had ar interview with |
General Compes, Mt Olaf, under a flag |
II truc@. 1t is believed that Saball will |
give adhesion to Alfonso and hold the |
same rank.
LONDON, April 3-Noon-Wilson Nc
LAY Il Co., metal dealers, have sus
pended, owing to American contracts
or rails. Liabilities, s., 900, OOC.
The Posts advices from the SD, n;sb |
rontier represent that the prospects
# close of the war are increasing
!aily, A hundred and eighty Carli4t
filters have already given III submis-
.on to Alfonso.
MADRID, April 3-NiRht-Since the
ssus of General Cabrera's man fe5to to
he Carlists pa officers have left the
ervice of Don Carries and entered
rance. Of this number nine were
Many others have surren-
cred to the Alfonsists