, 1870-01-11
FOREIGN,


Sp82hs
RESTORATION OF 4 xns1grHR.
| MADK1p, Ian. 10.
Senior E Montero Rios recently appointed In
Ger Secretary Of Jusace, Vice Seoag c. Ardanea
| has Iengned.
cCsAA AEFoR1s-Tux sP4N1su TREASURY.
LONDON, Jan, 10.
The 1i'nes' Mads!d correspondent writes that
the news brought frou Cuba BY the last mall Ia OF
very serious importance. Tue negroes Of
fifteen large plantations In the District Of
Sagpa La Gra1de had arisen IN rebellion.
and On the soth Of November the military were
shooting all who could be caught Nobody here
helierea IN the hopeful statements OF the sane
ofctsl journals, since facts continually belle their
aAse1ttons. The Spanish Treasury being perfect
" exhausted. the government can send no money
to Cuba, and General CabaleTJ de Rodas had to
borrow atx millions Of pisssres nom the Havana
merchants. to provide for the war e1penles-
The neTB that the Committee On Foreign A1atr1
Of the House OF Representative would trea1 tho
Cuban question after Christmas, caused much ex-
ctssmena IN this city.
1uE NEW a1HBTRv.
HAp2n, Jan. 10
The cath Of of1ce was administered 10 the new
Ainis:ers last night By the Regent. The Cortes
viii rcaa.emble Tomorrow,
ADDITIONAL ELECTION DISTURBANCES
are reported IN SONS provincial toFA
RrAoA1o cour p zrAv.
-.. ... PARIS, Jan. 10.
Rumors are current that e,up d. e,al vas
made at Madrid last night
Great Br.sntn.
ANSWERED.
LONDON, jan 10.
4 writer IN the Daily .ft.Es, to-day, zeprupattug
Lamrson's tneera at American credit recently
Published IN the TINES, proves that BY the differ.
RiF nhdYu fhnT TF-f<A o.,
bonds At s. are really higher IN price than British
conko ola at %.
HARRK DISASTER.
.. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 10.
The G.c7mAhip Bel!ona, frnm LONDON 1st for
New York, had her wheel and steertng gear dam.
aged in gale aud put bRcK to Falmouth On the
I'd. The nate and Quarte1master we're washed
overheard and lost.
Princess TecE, formerly Princess MARI OF CAM
bridge, gaya birth 10 a son last night.
DAMAGING STORMS.
Heavy gales hare prevailed throughout Ireland
since last Friday, damaging the shipping. Many
lives were lost and much property destroyed.
They have suhslded.
France.
uACRsHAxf.
-..-.... PAB1s, Jan. 10.
jotred with the other parties in demanding the AZ
1algnnent Of Baron Haussmann.
AlS1sTEKIAL CuAsGK
PARIS, Jan. 10.
Its nreported that General Trochu ts to replace
General Lebouf as Minister Of War.
NKWEFArKR ATTACK AEsKHIEp
quarrel has arisen between Prince Pierre
Bcnararte and writer In the Harsetrles, in
consequence Of bitter and slande1pas attacks
made in that paper.
Ono Bnico halter, has sent note to Roehefor9,
editor Of the Hars.lies, closing with these words,
u reside 1t 50 Rue D'Antoine, and promise
Joo that, II Jou present Journc!f, you Will not be
told that tm out.''
TIE affair "a extensively commented On By the
p1ekz
/ KrnDER BY FRINGE F1ERRE BoNAPlR1Y
... PARIS Jan. 1o-Eyeniug.
This afternoon. II. Jolug1lle, and Victor Nos, Of
the editorial stat of The 4arstlA1i:e iRocherors's
jonrual1, proceeded 10 the residence Of Prince
Pierre Bonapatte. as seconds In q con-
senplated cuel between the rri1ce
and Paechnl Groueeett, an editor Of that Journal
They bad an interview with the Prince, during
which m alteration took place. The Prince
became en1nged, and, selling revolver, fred
twice on hts visitors, one Of the shots taking ef-
feet In the body Of Victor Soir, kluug him in.
stant1y. The tragedy causes great agitation in
10 the authorities.
II. oLLlyIERs Address 70 THE coErs LEdsL1rIF.
N. U1l!EIer addressed the Corps Leg!Ilsttf to-
day. He declared that tho Ministers considered
II the!t 1rat duty TO communicate With the Legis-
atUrc. 4 long discourse Was not necessary, their
intentions being well known. The Ministry hud
the confidence Of tne Sovereign they asked for
that Of the Chambers. They hoped that policy
Of cancellations would prevail, aud that a1l would
aid IN the work Of establishing National Cor 4
e1nment adapted to the requirements Of the
nation, and likely 10 insure liberty.
cOAHEKClAL |
The HonittuT states that on tho 10th OF May
nex the privileges Of the admission OF cotton fab
RIGS Into France Is iupot1ations will cease. |
The merchants OF Bordeaux held excited |
last night, st which speeches we're made
Rrd reaol1tionB adopted deEounciog commercial !
Efeat!cs, ard protesting against the abolition OF |
restrictions. Gu lnpor:ations IN foreign bottomA
DENIAL
........... PARIS, Jan. 10,
1t Is denied tha, Dc LaFo]eto has 1ts!gued the
London Embassy, aud that Denddetc Will return
10 Florence from h!a miss!on.