New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-18
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Church.
LONDON, November l7.-Strikes have
commenced among the mechanics and
laboren in various parts Of Spain, in 0bedi.
ence, It ls reported, to signals from abroad.
the Joint High Commission ss Wsshineton.
has received the appointment Of agent of
the British government for the presentation
Of claims Of British subjects before the tri-
Geneva. -
1t has transpired that Baron Won Kel.
lersperg, head of the nsw Cis-Leithan
ministry, and formerly governor of Bo-
hemia, recently, and with the consent of
the emperor, undertook . mission to
Prague, with the object Of endeavoEing to
convince the members of the Provisional
Diet that it was for the interest of Bohemia
to ba represented in the Austrian Reichs-
rath. -, - - :
The baron has just returned to Vienna,
having been entirely unsuccessful in his
mission. .4,ll...,,1 -. -
As has been already stated, elections have
been ordered by the imperial government,
to take place directly by the people.
The retirement of Sir Frank Ives Scud-
more, assistant postmaster general and
superintendent of the government postal
t telegraph system, is announced. .a5E
AsubscriptiOn for the widow and daughter
of the late Mark Leman has been opened.
Colonel James NJ. Sandefson, formerly of
the New York Hotel, and we'll known to the
public here as manager OF Langbam Hotel,
died last night of heart disease.
The court martial in the case of the wreck
OF her majesty's ship Megera has closed it's
deliberations, and rendered q verdict fully
the captain, officers and crew.
The result is generally accepted with salts
faction.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE Reichsrath
is still engaged in considering the coinage
bill. A vote was taken to-day upon the
proposition to place the efigy of the EN-
peror William On all new coins instead Of
those of the princes Of the respective coun-
tries comprised in the empire. It was de-
cided in the negative by considerable
THE HAGUE, November 1.-THE Parlia-
ment of the Netherlands have agreed to
abolish the Dutch embassy at the papal
court.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE government
Of st Petersburg is vigorously engaged in
the enterprise of Russianizing its provinces
on the shores of the Baltic. The first move
ment toward this end is to declare the Rus
sian the only official language to be used in
public DEGREES, in courts and in churches.
MADRID, November ia deputation of
the senators and deputies in attendance
upon the C0rtes with the minister of the
crown. waited upon King Amadeus this
morning and presented congratulations
upon the anniversary of his accession to
the throne Of Spain. The king, in response,
gave the strongest assurance Of his patriot
ism and devotion to the cause of recovering
tor Spain her position among the powers Of
Europe, and restoring national industry
and prosperity.
vienna, November 7.-Count Won Buest
has addressed q formal circular to the dip
lOmatic agents Of the Austro- Hungarian
empire resident abroad, stating his resigna-
ton was not based upon any political
grounds, but upon reasons of a purely per-
sOnal character.
PARIS, November ia dispatch from
Rome states that the Holy Father has con-
sented to the conservation of the church of
st. SURE. He has hitherto refused to per-
NIT the ceremony to be performed because
The church was the private property of
King Victor Emanuel.
Considerable interest is manifested in all
circles by the announcement that Gambetta,
who has arrived at st. Quentin, will there
make an extended speech explanatory of
his views upon the present status of the
public affairs Of France, and events liable
70 be brought about by the policy of Plesi-
lent Theirs. E