New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-02
FOREIGN.

Carlists-Not Much Disorder in Madrid
Tho Spanish Government Addresses
the Cubans-Excitement In Havana
The Chinese Capture the Capital o1
Burmah-The English Manufacturer
Alarmed at the Progress of the Ameri-
can Hardware Trade-The GerEau
Government Has Invested Ten Million
Dollars In United States BOnds-Quar.
antine at Alexandria-Shah-Str OF
WenveRs i'm Berlin.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from Mad
rid, dated last evening, says it is expected
that the bill providing for the suspension
OF the constitutional guarantees and placing
the government in possession of extraor-
tonight. The government declares that
the powers asked for are only to be used in
suppressing the Carlist insurrection.
A meeting was held here last night at
which resolutions were passed protesting
against the introduction of the confessional
into the Church of England. The Earl OF
SALISBURY presided, and the meeting was
large and influential.
The Birmingham and Wolverhampton
journals express alarm at the decrease of
orders for hardware from America and at
in the United States, whose manufacturers
are supplanting those of England in the
colonies and South America.
A special dispatch from The Hague to
the Pail Mall Gazette denies any settlement
between the Dutch and Achinese.
1t became known to-day that the Ger
man government has invested $l0,000,O00
in United States bonds, principally of the
five per cent funded loan.
The tightness of the money market yes
terday is believed to have been caused
tiolf NV tho <rop fho mt
stock Of the Bank of England to the Ameri-
can syndicate.
The British consul in Egypt warns trav
elers against taking the route via Venice
to Egypt, as the steamers from that
city are Guarantined at Alexandria on ac-
count Of the cholera, which, it is reported,
exists in the northern ports of the Adriatic.
1t is announced that the receipts from
internal revenue in the United Kingdom for
the fiscal year were ELS, 1896 900, decrease
Of f310.000 from the preceding year.
The Shah Of Persia visited the Bank Of
England this afternoon. His majesty en-
tered the building at $50 P. M. and re-
manned there an incOnsiderable time. An
immense crowd was gathered in front of the
bank, and the Shah, on making his appear
ance, was loudly cheered.
A special dispatch from Madrid says the
present Spanish ministry is regarded as
satisfactory oy all partles.
Senor Carvajal, Minister of Finance, has
made arrangements to pay the coupons
falling due in July.
The correspondent of the London News
at Madrid telegraphs that the irrecon-
ciliables in that city have made several
demonstrations, but they were of an insig-
ni6cant character. The troops are in readi-
ness to suppress any formidable outbreak
that may be made.
The Nems correspondent also says another
crisis in the government is feared.
Since the fall OF Khiva the government of
Russia has renewed its assurances that its
the Khan has been sufficiently punished for
his treatment of Russian subjects.
BERLIN, July Eight thousand weavers
in this city have struck work for an increase
OF thirty-three per cent.
PARIS, July 1.-Dufaure, late Minister of
the Interior. will introduce a motion in the
Assembly to morrow for the immediate con-
sideration of the constitution al bills pro-
posed by President Theirs before his resig-
nation. 1t is anticipated the Right will
split on this question.
MADRID, July In the Cortes last eve
ming, the bill granting extraordinary
and read by Senior Pi y Margall. The Cor
tes. by vote of 1913 yeas against l3 nays.
decided to proceed Immediately with its
consideration.
With the exception of . few shots fired
intothe air last night, the quiet of the city
was not disturbed. Only small number
of irreconcilables are believed to be in favor
of resorting to violence as means OF gain
Ing their ends.
Later-The Corte. has approved the bill
conferring extraordinary powers on the
11nf ~
the measure was: yeas, 139; nays, Is.
The Minister of the Colonies has sent
cable dispatch to the Captain General of
Cuba, and Porto Rico. After saluting the
inhabitants Of these islands, without dis
tinction Of color. he declares the govern
ment determines to maintain the integrity
of the territory, and appeals to the Cuban
insurgents to desist from an aimless and
ingloriOus war.
HAVANA, July 1.-The Tribune publishes
a manifesto OF the federal Republicans of
Cuba urging a union Of all parties and call.
ing on the insurgents in the name CT the
Captain General and the republic to lay
down their arms and enjoy the benefits Of a
republican government.
The Republicans have appointed COM
mittee to go to Madrid and represent them
before the government and COrtes.
The political governor has resigned, and
will return TO Spain.
A battalion Of volunteers at Clenfuegos
reyolted and tried to prevent the newly
appointed governor of the city from taking
his office. but the attempt failed.
No duel has taken place between the
Cuban Generals Sanguili and Garcia. A
reconciliation has been effected.
CALCUTTA. July 1.-The Chinese have
captured Momeit, the capital town o. Bur-
NAH, northeast of Ava. The place was car
ried by assault, and there was great s-augh-
ter of it's defenders and inhabitants.