New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03
FOREIGN.

lpsrixues Of the 1rrecOncilables In Spain
Troops -Cubnn Insurgents
Dispersed mt Santa Clara-PrOceedings
Of the French Assemb.y-Dutch Move.
ments in Eumatrn-The New COnstftu.
tuition Of Spain-EmperOr William en-
route to Vienna.
LONDON. July "A special 70 the Times,
from Madrid, says there is great alarm IN
that city in consequence of the attitude OF
the irreconcilables. who are known to be in
triguing for the overthrow of the present
government. The troops are concentrated
at stragetical points, and every precau-
ton has been taken to promptly suppress
any outbreaks that may occur.
Several persons were killed by the falling
walls of burning building.
The Bank of England, a: The regular
weekly meeting of the governors this morn
ing. made no change in the minimum dis
count rate, which remains at six per cent,
and at frmer tone.
The Bank of England forgery case came
up to-day for hnal hearing. The examin-
alton was concluded, and the defendants
were fully committed for trial.
The steamship Wisconsin takes out $50
Mormon emigrants for America.
HAVANA, July "A telegram from the
Spanish authorities at Santa Clara an.
nOunces the dispensing OF band OF insur-
gents near that place by the Spanish troops
VERSAILLES, July Gin the Assembly
ceed to the consideration expressed in ex-
Presidents Theirs constitutional bills. was
rejected.
NJ. Jules Leurent. Of the right centre,
then moved that the appointment Of q
special committee OF constitutional bills be
postponed one month after the next recess.
After an animated discussion, in which
NJ. Gambetta took part, the motion was
adopted. NJ. Gambetta protested against
any attempt of the Assembly to manufac-
.ure constitution. without first declaring
tor whom and for what kind Of . govern
ment it was intended.
The Messenger de Paris is informed that
the negotiations for a postal convention
will soon be Resumed with the United
States.
The HAGUE, July 2.-ln the States Gen.
eral, today, the Colonial Minister an
nounced that all supplies requisite for the
equipment Of a second expedition against
Acheen had been furnished. He added no
negotiations with the Sultan of Acheen
were pending. as had been reported in the
public prints, but it was not improbable
tha. they might be opened through the in
termediary offices of friendly Rajah. The
government of Holland was willing to con
clude a considerate peace, but the reported
conditions OF the settlement were wholly
inadmissible.
MADRID. July 2.-The constitutional com
mittee of the Assembly has completed it'
! draft of federal constitution. 1t provides
that the President: of the republic shal
hold office for four years, and will not b'
eligible for second term; the deputies cal
not officiate as ministers; the public power
| are divided into the Judiciary. Legislative
and executive departments; the Cortes Is Il
hold two sessions. and the members ar
| to receive salaries. European Spain is dl
! yided into eleven States. and Cuba, Port
Rico and the PHILIPPINE islands are const
| tuted territories.
berlin, July :-The Emperor William
will start for Ems to morrow, thence I
| Gastien, and it is expected that he vii
visit Vienna about the end of August.
| Prince Bismarck soon leaves for hi
estates at Varzien, where he intends to r.
main until late in the autumn.