The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-11-03
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PARIS, Oct. 2.-Fhe city Is perfect
tranquil. NO disturbances whatever
nave occurred. The Emperor attended
the Theatre Francais last evening.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-Gen. Prim has
published letter announcing that
Minister Gorilla accepts the modifica.
tons made by the other members OF
the Cabinet, in the ecclesiastical finance
section of the treasury budget, reduc-
ing thirty per cent. The ministerial
crisis has consequently terminated.
PARIS, Oct. The Emperor re-
turns toGoMpeigne to-day. The city
continues tranquil. Apprehensi0Ds OF
a disturbance has subsidized.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. N.-Exten-
sive preparations are making for the
reception of the Emperor, of Austria.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Thes new
counterfeit tobacco stamp ia considered
of so dangerous n character, that Com
missioner Delapo has forwarded c;rc,.
lars to ali the Collectors and Snnorv;.
sors of Internal Revenue. ilescrihino
the counter felt. and directing theI on !,
animation Of ali tobacco on which old
stamps. of the denomination of, ,sixtv
pounds are affixed.
Senator Sprague will complete the
purchase of the Inteilicencer to-mor-
row, and run it as an organ of the
workingmen, and advocate his financial
policy = s' = ! ga & = .f4tt
1t is said THAI if the Military Com
manders in Texas and Mississippi re-
port that those States are not in a con !
idition t. hold an election, the Presi-
dent will postpone the elections until
Congress can legislate on the subject.
wAsurNcroN DOT fo6 1,.oo,
revenue receipss to-day $3.50 COO
Geo. Butler. a nepiew off Cen Rem
Butler, has been appointed Consul
General to British India with his hood
quarters at Calcutta, -.eEF
Delano decides that winners, selling
their own products at their place Of
manufacture, are not subject to the
special liquor tax.
President Grant will he absent until
Saturday.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
igineers in the United States and Cana
da, who had nearly every State and
Province represented lately in session
at Baltimore, visited President Grant,
who said in reply to a speech: "Gen-
tlemefl. I am very glad to meet you as
the representative class of one of the
branches of industry of our country,
which does more toward its develop.
mens than any other, for without tile
aid Of railroads the interior Of so vast
u country, aswe have could be made
nut OF very little nse. You have my
best wishes, gentlemen, for your sue
cess and prosperity 81. VIZ +, =
The Supreme Court took no action
III the ferger case to-day, the Attor-
ney Grneral and ferger's counsel not
having agreed upon the manner of pro-
cednre. a@t .e
HAVANA, Oct. 26.-Thel decree of
the constitution of the Cortes establish
ing unrestricted liberty of religion in
CUBA ana fOftO KlcO has been prOmul-
sated, ana mas gone into effect as a
law OF the land. The document is ex-
ceedlngly liberal III its terms, and
declares That Spain cannot remain
aioof from the general movement OF
Europe ana the world, and adds that
tiiis consideration is more powerful for
the Antilles because they lie near a
Continent where liberty OF religion. is
recognized by the laws. One clause OF
the decree provides that no person
, n,a 20 ~ e ro n,o1t noung once
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The decree is received with general
by the populace.
The city is very tranquil. The
American and European merchants arc
making contracts for coming crops.
HAVANA. Oct. 26.-The vos de Cuba
expects to lose the beneficial results TO
the country 'front.' the decree IF ret;ci,us
freedom. 1T
The Diario makes M comment. The
Prensa expresses dissatisfaction.
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work forfeiture to the Tinted states.
miles seized as a prize Of war.