, 1875-04-03

tions. They have since been compelled to
take to flight and are1 now pursued by seven
Spanish columns.
The Insurgents are now moving toward
Trinidad in order to enter the Siguanea
District.
1t is rumored that Sharkey, the escaped
murderer, sailed for st. Thomas in the steamer
Corsica, under an assumed name.
SPAIN.
March IL.
LoNDON-The Berlin correspondent of the
Daily NeVs reports that the German Govern
ment is irritated at the conduct of Spain in the
Gustav affair and at the clerical ~Ieanings of
KING AlfonSo's Ministers. lie adds "This
feeling will find expression when the new
Spanish Ambassador presents his credentials
to the Emperor"
March II.
MADRID-It is rumored that Gen. Elio has
abandoned Don Carlos's cause.
Advices from the North state that nine bat
talions of Carlists made Il night attack upon
the town of Zudugary, but were repulSed with
great loss after u two hours fight.
The Carlists lost 200 men in their attack on
Z~udugAry.
BRRLIN.-De Post of this city says Spain
has demanded the extradition from German
territory of Don Alfonso, brother of Don Carlos
charging him with offences against the com
mon lay.
March 10.
PARrs.-Cabrera's convention with the Alton
sists has produced a deep Impression on the
Oarlists. Several officers suspected of favour
ing King Alfonso have beep arrested at EstellR.
March 20.
AdvioeS from Madrid state that the treat
ment of the press by the Government is daily
becoming more arbitrary, and causes much dis
satisfaction, which is increasing. The publioa-
ton OF the Iberia (newspaper) has been sus-
pended by order ftho Government. All tele-
graphic dispatches are detained and examined.
LoNDoN.-A special dispatch to the Daily
Neu' from Vienna says that Prince Alfonso,
brother to Don Carlos, is residing privately
in that city.
March 81.
MADRID.-Gen. Campos has defeated the
CarIistS before Olot, and entered the town.
Nine hundred Carlists were made prisoners.
March 90.
The projected accommodation with the Car
lists has proved u failure. Only eight of the
insurgent chiefs followed the action of Gen.
Cabrera in giving in his adhesion to the Gov
eminent of King Alfonso.
Senior CASTELAR, has resigned his professorship
in the University in consequence of the action
of the Government in re-establishing in the
schools and colleges the exclusive use of the
textbooks and prOspectuses prescribed during
Queen Isabella's time, and otherwise chan
ging the manner of public instruction.
PARIs.-Gen. Cabrera has issued another
manifesto explaining his recent declaration
in favour Of Alfonso. He says he wishes for
peace. Don Carlos has learned nothing, and
refuses to follow his advice, which is to gain
the esteem Of his country by peaceful means.
Cabrera says he was not against war while the
country was plunged in anarchy, but now that
a Prince has been crowned who boasts that the
designation "Most Catholic is his proudest
title, Spaniards will incur a grave responsibility
if they continue to promote internal discord.
March IL.
At the meeting of the bureaux M. Gambet-
ia said the promise to prevent ~factious intrigues
was an essential feature of the programme, and
he urged that the new Government be Judged
by its acts only.
FRANCE.
March IL.
The Left, upon the condition that a DAP be
appointed for the dissolution of the Assembly,
which shall be six months after the Easter re-.
cess, are inclined to agree to a proposal made
by the Government that no morefelectionsi b,
ordered to fill vacancies in the present Assem-
bly,. - 4ugaa.
The question of filling the vacant seats
which is thus made to involve the duestio