The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-07

place. Troops are badly needed. Thefe * 4
intense, excitement, aud trbulie Is afitiei- 7
pated, Is there are men arriving hourly I
ffomlt the iowerpdrt Of the Nation, reporting /
murders along the line 6f their march. Sa7'
? BatSr.-aThe Pins did not iattaek us last
night, as we anticipated, but are reported /
to bo'twei1e miles" from here, and making
good time! t'Almost every white pefson has /
left the place, and the pfobabfTities are that 1
there will not be o Woman or child here at |
1e O'Clock to-day, lafrhe Pins number sew
ienty-IiVe men, and are we'll afneti.
Further and dre'relIable reports sav the |
PinsaF6 one hUndredstrong.I 40 'ysi'f
Every person 'haslleft Chontchu Station, |
south, Of here! piuii l'tof1H 5al ipf
The CheroRees residing oh 9rand river |
are oeming into town.indtoves.' 2 81" I.
The advance guard starts IN half an 'Iodr |
TO Eaeet-the- enemy.
Z NoREpIKr January 2.71The steamer San
Marcos tom iGal Testoni for Ndrfolll, Is
ashore b ghteeh Hnhs south of Cdpe dIeEtE |
Baker 81 Co., wreckers, sent a wrecking |
steamer Immediately
RICHMOND, January 2.-The Enquirer OF |
this city appeared to-day in an elegant new
dress, with the name of John II. Bryant,
formerly of New York, at its head as pro- |
prietOr. Mr.. Bryant, for several years past,
has been actively and successfully engaged |
in business in Richmond. The Enquirer
is under the editorial management of A. p
Bennett, formerly of New Orleans.
h Weather to-day cold and dIsagreeable, !
With rAiErhailRuf light sqOW9 = 4 IIhi
At6tsTA, 'GeOf9iA, January 2.-Dr. Cor.
nelius Adams, of this city, fell into canal
at Graniteyille last evening, and was
drowned.
"A freezing rain preventea She colOred
societies and thefmilitafy from celebrating
emancipation day.
20 MILFORD, January 4.-The Skawhegan
Bank has recovered most of the securities
stolen last October. The bank officers re-
fuse to give particulars.
{. LOUISVILLE, January 4.-Judge Hardin,
late judge of the Court {: Appeals, is dead.
. NORFOLK, January 4.ZThefss-ls no
change in the condition Of the steamsAipI
SAM fsEcoes, ashore south Of cape Henry.
The Sea has been too rough to admit Of
communication at any time between the
ship and shore, except by signals
CINCINNATI, January 5.-The residence
of Mr.. Ruggles, at Put ln-Bay, was burned
yesterday Q Hisem0theT, sister andYViseFsi
child were IarHedsto death. BEsAIlFggles
was fatally injured.
+ Foreign.
[ Madrid, December 3O.g-An engagement
has taken place at the town of aBodAx, in
the province of Barcelona, between a band
of Carlists and a body of national troops,
81 which the former were defeated with
doss of thirty men killed.
: BERLIN, December 30.-The Archbishop
Of Cologne has again been fined 5000
thalers, and will probably be incarcerated.
bBERLIE, December 80. Won Arnin has
appealed to the Kammergericht.
30 BERLIN, December 30.-The public pros
ecutor anticipated Arnim in his appeal to
the higher court
PARIS, December 31.-A telegaphic dis
patch FeSeiyed in itlhiis city from AEssdrie 4
S SSSs aa hssb si ll M bs55
proclaimed King of Spain, and recognized
BY all the forces comprising the armies OF
1.-The North and the Centre.
lae ToRoNro, December 3l.-The thermom-
eter ranges from thirty-fve To- thirty.six
degrees below zero throughout Canada.
X PARIS, December 31.-Donna Blanca,
wife of Don Alphonso, brother of Don Carlos,
has crossed the frontier into Spain, and
proceeded towards Seideurgel. -
kaAIIAvASA, danuary O. - Capta n General
] Concho has issued proclamation anRounc-
ing the accession of Prince Alfonso to the
FSbanish throne.
PARIS, January 2.-Dispatehe from Spain
say that, it. is Tum2red that the, CaTlists
under Doffego have laid down their Arms,
faad that other prominent Carlists are about
giving in their adhesion to King Alfonso.
The Spanish AhdAsSdo[ pAnA-hAs re-
signed.
Disturbances are apprehended at BARGE
j. Iona 9.g h001u 90 IIllz.IlSL,al, 92,lI(
t6f ]. L. Motley, American historian, is
dead.
A special dispatehltO the Hsles says that
the report published in the Carlist papers of
the death Of the Spanish statesman, Espar-
4 ito, is without foundation.
LoSDos, January 2, Especial dispatches
TO. the Londoh papefs agree that Emo
pesn powers will recognize King Alfonso As
soon as his representatives are accredited TO
the yaEibuE COATS rs110ltoJ s5TsE Dfsf
Y 1IoEDoN, January I2S@T The gIaah has in
formation that she governments Of Swiizer-
landg1Ahstria and Belgium hate adopted
kStFine ehfs Z Is against llie Importation
Tor Ame0ean potatoes infected with the Col
orado BEETLE m ~
A spsei9l toehe 3slo, t3zt gi4t s. eotp,
4 Who was President seTano's ministers upon
sl'the proclamation Of Alfonso, autographed 20
ceTL4uO, huQ lccclfluk NIl5l aliat ttls ~ ~
I6f the North was Alfonsist, resigned, after
4 protesting against The accession Of the
PRINCE. -, >. > - sirasfsf ~ .slsesl rHse5
PANS January 2.--king Alfonso awaits
The afIfTaI 81 Spanish ifigate AZ Marseillea
70 proceed to Spain He viii visit Armins
before entering Madgid.
1 LOsDoE, January 2.--NaYigstionI and
travel are much Gus pended 81 ice.
PARIS, January 2.-Isabella, IN response
to 3 .disnatclE pf Ser. RFmers dc Rivera,
kzept the following telegram: 'sThe King
Vlpceeds 70 Spain immtdiately. Aifonso
grpphs - tie Pope ,asling hig blessing
and promising that be viii, ike bis aDces-
tors, defend the nights of che Holy See.
King skifonsoiB ministry il announced 81
folleWs. Castro, 3fiqisteT q Foreign AZ
fairs. Cardenas, ,Efsislef q Justice: Javci.
lar, Minister Of Var. eolayeEa, 4inister Of
Finance; MolsAz IinIstef ~ Marine
Roberta Ninistevof 1pteroy; oTpnea. Min.
istnr Of C01nTce 4 ypla, Minister q Col.
0niess
= AIfon,o did not pass thscugi F15is. bei
has gone . Spain dliecl. lie y Oh q sem.
E.rk either q Ca,lsz oE falencia.
Gen. 1I4IlinsE Comps has entered Aien'
Ga g the head 81 the tEoppe tbat 3 ere se1l
toopPose Inn uhen le pf0nounced for Al.
lp1ep. [sI - s<rIEE
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