The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-08

ulsOIutf tOWaiu Siesuta. Inc 1902 -
Lame was killed.
Gen. Campos reports success In GAIA
lonia.
Gen. Iona has defeated the Carlists who
attacked q. A. Cadillo and Berbvrana.
The Madrid government is showing great
vigUr toward Csrlist sympathIzrrs, several
of whom have heen bauished.
BERLIN. July 3.-GermanS' : commissioner
Ia the Philadelphia centennial exhibition is
preparing to get consent to offer prices for
the goods sent there.
LoNpoN, July A dispatch from China
says that several foreigners have been as
saulted in PekIn. The native soldiers who
insulted the American consul aud wife, and
made hostile demonstrations against the
British consulate at Chin Kiang, have been
punished, and the affair is now settled.
LONDON, July Sd p. M.-Dispatches
from Madrid confirm the report of Gen.
Jovellar's victory over the united Carlist
bands of Dorregarry, Cuculs and Wills
Laine.
Gen. Martinez Campos, with the army of
Catalonia, effected junction with Jovellar
yesterday, and the combined forces are now
making preparations to attack CentavieJa.
BRRNE, July 3.--The National Council
voted %, 600 francs to defray the expenses
of proper representation of Swiss pro-
ducts and industry at the Philadelphia cen
tennial exhibition. OF all the larger Euro
pean States, Russia is the only one which
mas declined to encourage participation in
the exhibition.
PARIS, July San important meeting of
three groups of the Left was held last night.
Three hundred and thirty deputies were
present. A resolution was unanimously
10 Ohefa ~, Fro
discussion, so that all bills may be passed
by the middle of August. Provision was
made for the committee 10 negotiate with
the Ministry, Duke D'Audiffret Pasquier,
and tie leaders of other parliamentary
groups, with the object of fixing a day for
the dissolution of the Assembly.
Dublin, July 3.-The official score of the
international rifle match at Dolly Mount
on Tuesday, which ~ published to-day,
gives Dakin 90, instead of %, at 1000 yards
range, and makes the number Of points by
which the Americans beat the Irish team,
80 instead of SO.
The contest for the Abercorn cup, at
Dolly Mount, ended to-day. Edmund
Johnson, of the Irish team, won by total
score of 1888. Messrs. Rigby and Pollock
made higher scores, but as they had been
winners before, the cup was awarded to
johnson.
OF the Americans the scores were as fol-
lows: Fulton, 81; Gildersleeve, 500; Boz
dine, 364; Coleman, $50. The American
won several Allcomers prizes to-day.
LONDON, July 3.-The House of Lords to-
day passed the Canada copyright bill.
The Peruvian, for Quebec, takes ont $50
Mennonite emigrants.
PARIS, July st is estimated that the de-
struchon Of property by the foundations in
the southwest portion Of this couaty will
amount to 800, 600 francs. The number OF
persons who persisted is estimated at 5000.
President MacMahon continues his tour
through the inundated district.
DUBLIN, July 3.-The shooting for all
Ireland for the challenge shield took place
at Dolly Mount to-day. The competitors
were four members each of the Dublin, Bel
fast and New York clubs. The rangeswere
1000 and HOO yards, in each of which every
participant had twenty shots. The ShIeld
was won by the Dublin marksmen, the
score standing, Dublins 500, Amateurs of
New York 500, and Belfasts 52s.
ST. JOHNS, N. b., July D. The ship King
cenrock, hence to Liverpool, has returned.
A mutiny occurred of board in which one
person was killed.
LONDON, July G.-Two hundred persons
were present at the banquet given by Amer
leans last evening in honor Of the anniver-
sary of the Declaration of Independence.
Among the guests were U. s. Grant, Jr.
Messrs. Hoffman and Cheseborough, of the
legation in London; Messrs. Woodhouse
and Stevens; Hugh McCulloch and Gen.
Bradford, American consuls at Dundee and
Southampton; II. M. Watts, DIR. Living
stones son, Naval Constructor Barnaby, Sir
Frederick Perkins ana Henry Richard,
member of Parliament.
The Standard of to-day contains an ex-
ceedingly violent article against the cele-
bration by Americans. 1t says: "None
but Americans would venture such a dis
play of bad taste and discourtesy as was
shown by yesterdays celebration, and none
but English would tolerate it. 1t is hardly
decent for any loyal Englishman to partici-
pate in the celebration OF English disasters.
The American instruction was about the
most unprovoked rebellion in history. In
the present times forbearance and concilia-
ton on the English side is returned by
America with insult and abuse, which Is
only encountered by cringing flattery, and
this Dean Stanley calls reconciliation and
peace-making."
The Standard, in concluding its article,
says: "Among Americans there are but few,
not actually participating in the general
system of public plumber in that country,
who would not joyfully exchange their in
stitutions for the order, honesty and loyalty
of this Empire, from which, century ago,
they made their insane revolt"
Madrid, July 6.-Gen. Iona has effected
a junction with Gen. Quesada.
MADRID, July g. Gen. Jovellar has
thrown 400 shells into Centayieja. lie Is
expecting reinforcements Of heavy artillery.
The Carlists are unwilling TO risk second
engagement, and Gen. Dorregary, with
their main body, has withdrawn in the
direction of Gambel.
PARIS, July 6.-Gambetta has declined to
accept Gfanier de Cassagnac's challenge to
fight duel on account OF articles published
in the Republic Prdncdise. He says he can't
hold himself at the disposal OF the first
conner among his political adversaries, as he
has other duties and responsibilities toward
his party, France and the Republic.
LONDON, July 6.-Is n denied that Moody
aud Sankey intend opening meeting in
Paris. There is no falling of in the num-
Der of attendants at their meetings here.
A large number Of persons continue TO visit
the inquiry.
The markets.
New YoRK, July 6.-Stocks very little do
ing and lower. Money per cent Gold 117Ik.
Exchange-iong 4.S711e; short 1901. Gov
ernments active and strong. State bonds dull
and steady.
Cotton-markctf firm and prices held higher;
sales 252 bales; uplands l55sc; Orleans l0afc.
Lafer-Money very easy at 20b2% per
cent. Sterling dull at ASK. Gold duh but
firm, at 117111s. Governments, new fiyes
1855. State bonds quiet and nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, July O -Cotton-demand
moderate; sales $50 bales; stock more concen-
trated; prices firmer; good ordinary 10 strict
good ordinary l22sc; low middling 10 strict
low middling 14lk@145fc; middIing 10 strict
middling 1516@155Se; good middling 20 mid
ding fair l5I4 @lG5<c.
LIVERPOOL, July 6-Noon. Cotton nrucr;
middling upiands TIC; middling Orleans
77-l6d; sales - 900 bales.
The beautiful laces Of the Empress
Eugene, lately seized by the custom house
authorities in New York, are occasioning q
fiutfer amono the ladiea there. The million-