, 1875-04-29

ttVAe1On OF IIoketual sPSss en0 ~ W.
nothing to keep alive the passions OF
the war. The Confederacy. was dead
and they did not prope Sc to e1hume It.
They had parted sadly with the dear old
cross Of stars. hut they took with the
true hand Of Southern honor the staff
that bore the stars and stripes.
LITTLE Rock. April 26.--A call has
been signed by the e1-Federal and e1-
Confederate soldiers of this city for q
Joint decoration aof the graves Of the
Federal and Confederate dead.
PAsAxA. April &c. Bolivian advices
state that on the 18th Of March Presf>
dent Frias left La Paz for Oru.o. taking
with him one half battalion. the other
half remaining in Viachia. Tie rebel
citizens of La Paz, when they thought
the President far enough away. broke
out into revolution. The Council Of
Ministers and q small force of young
men shnt themselves in the Government
palace and determined to resist any
armed attack by the people.
A terrible and unyielding struggle took
place. The people on their part tried
to fire the palace. Women even took
part in the commotion like fiends; and
threw burning sheets dipped in kero.
sene on the roofs. While this was 60
ing ON messenger set off for Viachia
and informed the Commander of the
half battalion that was there of what
was taking place at La Paz. GRANGER
at once put his force in motion AMI
pressed his men over six leagues at
quick march and arrived &C La Paz just
as the young men who defended Govt.
house were about to surrender. He
immediately charged the rebels and
routed them. killing 5S and wounding
great number.
WASHINGTON. April 26.--Secretary De-
iano today freely expresses the belief
that the recent newspaper charges af-
fectiDg his official integrity are the re-
suit of a conspiracy to compel his re-
tirement from tho Cabinet. He is in
receipt of numerous letters from friends
in various sections of the country, ad-
eising him to abandon the purpose
formed, as he stated last fall he would
resign about this time. Delano now
says that in accordance with this ad-
vice and with his own judgment of his
duty to himself and to the Republican
party, be has postponed his resignation
indefinitely.
There was a consultation at the Exec
utive Mansion between the President,
Secretary Fish. Post Master Gensral
Jewell, and Secretaries Belknap and
Robson. It is the impression that the
conference was in reference to the sue
cession to Attorney Williams.
The Postmaster General this morn
ing received the following dispatch
which he has forwarded to the Secretary
OF State:
CoRPus CH1sr1, Texas. April 24.--To
Postmaster General at Washington:
1.-THE post Office was robbed and plum
dered ut Carizoo on the 18th inst. by
Mexicans. DR.. Lowell was killed. The
Custom House safe is in the same build
ing, but as far as is known. could not
be opened. Particulars will be reported
by mail. am here on official duty"
Signed. H. McCLELLAND, P. N.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Two passen-
ger trains ON the Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad, came in collision this
afternoon near the eastern branch.
Both trains were badly wrecked and
eight or ten people seriously injured.
Both engines and four cars were demol-
ished. The cause Of the accident was
one of the trains running of the switch
ahead of time.
PARIS, April 26.-Lunivers publishes
letters of sympathy from the Roman
Catholic Bishops of Great Britain to
the Bishops of Germany and Switzer-
land. Tue letters to the Swiss Bishops
are especially severe in condemnation
of the old Catholic movement.
LONDON, April 26.--Winwood Reade.
a well known author Of books Of travel,
Is dead.
The Lord Mayor Of London will 90
to Dublin in state to attend the BAN
quet given the American rifle team on
their arrival. He will give dinner at
the Mansion House London in honor of
the American riflemen after the interna-
ticnal contest.
L1vERpooL. April 26.-Arrlved, ship
Oakland and bark Murdoch from San
Francisco.
Sailed, ship British Statesman for San
Francisco.
TORONTO, Canada, 26.--The ice left
South Bay this afternoon and naviga-
t;o,, 10 MN, fn l1u oponod