New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-16

DLEturU1nfc sh''
ruptcd by snow Movements OF ln-ur
xeni--CeIebEnting the Republic sep
nrntion Of Church and state Iont'H'
piated-The Cuban >eparati.ts.
madrid. February IA disturbance al
Malaga was easily suppressed. In" -u"W
still interrupts railroads n :He Heigho"I'
hood Of Madrid.
General Pavia Ia. been appointed 20 the
chief command OF the troops IL 9ataionla.
Senior OreuSc viii probably b" appointed
ambassador at Paris. AnaTz!Sa AZ LONDON
and Fiol at Brussels
decree il expected sup?ress!ng titles
and decorations.
II is rumorcd tina. the royal palace here
will be converted into IA m.:stum and '.cad.
envy OF art.
The revolutionary innta- which have long
existed in secret N :he PROVINCES. are DIS
solving.
Spanish banks have .tleled financial aid
20 the Ministry.
The GdcedtG reports d Gtiea: oi htNera!
Carlist bands in CATALONIA.
The snow in BisGay and Navarro pre-
vents oueration. by the Spanish troops
against Carlists in those provinces.
Senior Salmon. Minister III Justicr. Will
present a bill 10 the Nati0na! Asst nbiy TO-
day, providing Tor the apNA'l"h III ''l''I''
punishment.
The government has ordered :he suppress
sion of the royal guard. 1t is probable that
the Council OF State will also be suppressed.
IL is asserted that the governments Of the
United States OF America, France. England,
Belgium and Switzerland Will soon re-
cognize the republic of Spain.
The establishment Of a republic vas cele-
brated in this city last night by general
illumination. The streets we've crowded
with people, but there was no disorder.
Dispatches from the provinces report that
tranquility continues every where. except
ing in the districts distuI bed by the Carllsts.
II is said, however, that the army Il OPP
posed to a republic, and tav0rs u monarchy.
but il divided in its choice for rulers be-
tween tho Duke OF Montps nsler and eY.
Queen Isabella.
Don Carlos entered Spain on Thursday
last The Carlists are working vigorously
to advance the interests of their leader.
Saragossa is practically btockaded by the
insurgents. They have torn mp the railway
between this city and Panorma. town IN
mountain detile in the province OF Burgess.
Among the measures contemplated by
the Ministry are the separation OF Church
and State, and the appointment of judges
for life. Bills providing for the same i'll
soon be- presented to the National As
Bembly.
Senior CASTELAR,. Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs. in Il dispatch knowielg ng the re.
ceipt Of congratulations OF SoGJh Amerl-
cans in Paris, says TO them that they will
have to withdraw their support from the
Cuban reparati-ts, now that the Antilles
are under q republican form % govern
ment He asO say. it has been decided TO
await the arrival ofdeputies TO the National
Assembly from Cuba before arrangements
for reiorms in that island will be made.
The government intends 10 suppress the
Ministry Of Colonies. Justice and Public
Works, and 10 abolish the system Of re,ir-
ing on pensions officers under sixty years of
age.
The appointment Of General Paria 10 the
chief command Of the troops Ill Catalonia |
il denied. IL is said, however, that ne will |
be appointed to another command of equal !
prominence.
The official Gazette will soop publish a |
decree for the reorganization of The Spanish |
militia.
The report OF rising of Alphonsists in
the southwestern section of Spain Is false.
a dispatch from New York states that |
some journals OF that city have published |
Articles assuming that the establishment of
q republic must lead to the independence
of Cuba. This view is elnpha';cally de-
clared in mercantile circles 70 !e erroneous.
the other important mat
tiers pr,ssing upOn the new government
;helr attention has been given 10 the sub.
iect of maintaining the authority Of Spain
IN Cuba.
In the Assembly bills were read granting
amnesty to prisoners charged with com
plicity in recen. Republican demonstTa.
tiOns, and declaring that justice hereafter
he administered i'll the name of the people Of
Spain
{enor Echegarv, Minister Of Finance, de.
cl,fIrd that the financial obligation. f
Spain >hall be respected. The de"'aration.
was greeted with cheers. He -aid . .epu'.-'
lican government was interested IL maxim.
good the credit OF the nation. and that IT.
-pcct for rgh: would be "a matter of r,puh-
Icau pride.
Mont"maire has resigned Ii. piace u.
Spanish Minister to Italy. Mi-siouaire will
probably succeed him. The Ministers to
Portugal and the UnIt.d State. al" gam y;
hcir posts.