Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-28
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MADRID, June 28.-The majority o
the new cabiEet will probably consis
Of moderate Federalists. 1t is believed
that Margall will be President, Palancs
Minister of the Interior, and Gonzales
Superintendent Of Public Works. The
Special Constituent Committee of the
Cortes have drawn up new constitu
ton, which embodies the following pro
visions: The constituent OF the Cortes
is to appoint President of the Repub
lie. The latter shall nominate the Min
listers, who must be confirmed by the
Cortes. The people shall elect members
of Congress and Provisional Assemblies.
The penal code is to apply equally
throughout the Republic.
All is now quiet at Seville.
A municipal election is ordered for
the 18th Of July, and for Provincial dep
uties on the 9th of September.
LONDON, June 2s.-The Daily News
reports that the Russian commission for
the development of commerce in Asia
proposes an extension of the Palpe and
Tiffias railway to Baker, Russian town
on the west shore of the Caspian sea
and then to Teberan, the capital of Per-
STA. The News regards the enterprise as
formidable attempt to paralyze British
commerce in the east.
There was another hearing to-day in
the case of the Bank OF England forgery.
Baron Ro;hschild testified to the forgery
of their signature. The bank has OBJ
tanned a temporary injunction restrain
ing the Bidwells from any action for the
recovery Of the proceeds of two United
States bonds.
The election at Bath to-day resulted
in the success of the Conservative can
didate by a small majority. The follow
ing is the vote: Lord Grey Wilton (Con-
servative), 2l94; Hayler (Liberal), 2l43.
Notice has been given of lockout Of
cotton factories at Staley Bridge at the
end of next week. Several thousand
operatives will be thrown out Of employ
ment.
A special dispatch to the London
Telegraph from Central Asia announces
that the Kahn Of Khiva surrendered I'M
conditionalIy to the Russian troops, az
ter General Kaufman had received
twelve proposals for the capitulation,
which were made with treacherous in
tent.
Reports from the Great Eastern, dated
at noon yesterday, state that up to that
time l7Ol miles of cable had been paid
out.
PARIS, June 28.-The Assembly has
annulled the election of NJ. Thurinquay,
a radical.
The Khediye of Egypt is expected at
Marselles.
The trial of q suit for libel, brought
by the Duke de Brimont against the pro-
prietor Of the American Register for
the report of the proceedings
in a court of law in New York, in which
the Duke was plaintiff, began here yes
terday, and was adjourned one week.
A similar suit against James Gordon
Bennett, proprietor Of the New York
Herald, was also adjourned
The municipality Of Paris has recon-
sidered the vote refusing to appropriate
money for the reception Of the Shah,
and adopted a resolution providing q
night fete and illumination in honor Of
his majesty.
Row, June 25.-The King has re-
quested Signor LAMA to assist Min
ghetti IN the formation Of a new minis
try.
The cabmen al Naples are on q strike.
King Victor Emanuel arrived at Flor
snce last night from Turin. he imme-
iiately summoned Mingbetd TO under
lake the formation Of new ministry.