The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-03-03

lAAEtHCE rtEUE4le iaSrAtr-- 4AS A-e<r
generous hospitality Of France. GeDer-=
al Pourcet, on receipt of the note. start
ed for Arnegui to intern the fugitives.-'
Three Alfonsist army corps are advance
ing in Baztan Valley. They meet with
no resistance.
DON CARLOS IETERSED IN FRANCE.
LONDON. February pa Paris dis
patch to the Times SAYS: "As soon a.
Don Carlos enter France a French Gen
eral, in accordance with orders of Gen
eral Cis~ey, Minister of War, waited on
on him and informed him that the Off
GERS of his staff might retain their
swords and horses, but he and his Off
GERS would have to submit them<e selves to
orders of in;ernment, which were conf
munirated TO them hv the civil authorit-
les. Don Carlos appeared depressed, and
was quite disposed TO conform with the
orders He begged TO have his tharks
conveyed TO the French Government for
its courtesy. The French Government
FASTENED to officially inform the Spanish
Government of the surrender, and to
congratulate it on the happy conclusion
of the war" The'times' correspondents
adds: 81 have received the following
authoritative information: Don Carlos
aska the privilege of remaining in
France, but the Governmant will prot'a-
l. z, r ~
orders for the internment of Don Carlos
and suite are not yet known, but it i
Thought that Carlos viii NOT remain long
in France"
Telegram- just received announce that
Alfonso will return to San Sebastian in
few days to receive Queen Isabella.
The Times correspondent with the
Carlists telegraphs from St. Jean de Lnz,
Monday, that FIVE hattalion- accompanied
Don Carlos and Lizarraga into France.
and General Mariones has occupied
Lasaca
A Paris dispatch reports that Don
Carlos is already en- route for Paris.
A dispatch from Alsasna, SUNDAY
SAYS Alfonso wonl1 VISIT Estella, EIisen-
do, 1run and Bilbao, and then return to
the Capital.
A dispatch from Manlsen, dated
Monday. $50 p NJ. says Don Carlos.
with Lazarraga. Velasco and Berga,
have just entered tins town"
DON CARLOS NOT vANQUIsHED
PARIS, March 1-An official Carlist
document is published here stating that
Don Carlos has not relinqnished :,is
claim to the throne of Spain. He was
not vanquished, but entered France
voluntarily. He gave up his arms neith-
er to France nor Alfonsists, bnt volun-
tarily laid them down, after a heroic
struggle. thus completely reserving the
future, which belongs TO him.
DON CARLOS VISIT TO ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 2-The Times
Paris correspondent telegraphs that it i
stated that Don Carlos owes five mil
lions in England. He has inherited
forty millions from the Duke of MOdena
His friends state that he goes to En-
gland in order personally to come t"
terms with his creditors. The French
civil ami military agents in the South.
and the staff of the Southern Railway
have heen doubled. to meet the pressure
caused by the number of Carlists reqUir
ing internment. All is proceeding
smoothly. The Carlists obey orders Of
the local authorities with the greatest
readiness.
A dispatch from Paris mentions a
rnmor that Don Carlos, after a short
stay in England. viii go TO reside on his
estate in Hungary, left him by the Duke
of Modena.