The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-01
THE FALL OF CARLISM.

DON CARLOS GIVES UP THE GAME-HE
CROSSES THE BORDER AND sURRENDRRs
To THE FRENCH AUTHoRITIEs-wHAT
NExT7
MADRID, Feb. 2S.-The following off,
cial Intelligence has been sent to the Span
ish minister at London: "The war is at
an end. Carlos has asked France for
hospitality. He informed General
Poucet, commanding at Bayonne,
that he would enter France at 9 O'Clock
this morning by the bridge OF Arne-
gui. Three thousand Carlists have
entered S1ts France n, rtSn at St, St. oJess Jean
Alduides. The French will Immediately
intero them. King Alfonso has arrived at
Pampelupa. A dispatch received at
Bsyonre from Ainhoa announces that Don
Carlos entered France this morning
at Arnegui.
LONDON, Feb. 28.-The Standard has the
following special dispatch from Madrid !:
Great enthusiasm prevails here. Alfonso
will have splendid reception on
his return. The letter to General
Poucet, giving notics of Carlos's inten-
ton OF entering France, was written by
Lizzarags. 1t declares that Don Car
los, having been conquered by ad-
verse fortune. has resolved to
abandon a further struggle as useless.
France. Gen. Poucet, on the receipt of
the note, started fer Arnegui to
intern the fugitives. Three Alfonsois 8
army corps are advancing in Baztan val
ley. They met with no res stance. A
Paris dispstc to the Times says that as
soon as Don Carlos entered France, a
French general, in accordance with
orders of Gen. Cissy, minister
of war, waited on him and informed him
that the officers of his staff might re-
tUrn their swords and horses, but he and
his officers would have to submit them
selves t , the
ORDERS OF INTERNMENT,
which were communicated to them by the
civil authorities. Don Carlos appeared
depress sed and was quite disposed to con-
form with the orders. he begged to have
his thanks conveyed to the French gov
eminent for its courtesy. The French
government hsstened to officially
inform the Spanish government
of the surrender, and to congratulate
1t on the happy conclusion of the wsr
The Times correspondent adcs: L have
received the following authoritative infor-
nation: Don Carlos asks the
privilege of remaining In France,
but the government will probably
refuse it. The exact terms of the orders
for the inter nment tDon Carlos and suite
are not yet known, but it Is thought thai
Carlos will not remain long in France.
kilograms just received announce that
Alfonso will return to San Sebastian
in q few days to receive Queen
Isabells. The Times correspondent
with the Carlists telegrapbs from
st. Jean De Luz that FIVE battslions &C.
companied Don Carlos and Liz srags into
Franco and Gen. Moriones has occupied
Lasaca. A Paris dispatch reports
that Don Carlos is already
euroute for Paris. A telegram from Al
sasua said that Alfonso would visit Es-
tells, Elisendo, Irun and Bilbos and
then return to the capital. A dispatch
from Manleon says that Don Carlos, with
L'zzsrsga, Velasco and Berga, have just
entered that town.
MADRID, Feb. 2S.-The Disrio De Es-
panol states that Senior Canovas Del Cas-.
tillo has informed several deputies that
no concession has been made to the Car
lists andltheir submissions are altogether
unconditional