New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
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"a heutsaI Zone with a1gpapistau DIS th,
!nterlnedlatory between Great Britain and
Russia will accelerate instead Of prevent
the coli'lOn which is now appreheadeI be-
1--WE en- thtse powers.
There has been a heavy fa,! Of SLOW
throughout England.
Letters from Madrid state that an Al
pnOnsist rising is anticipated, 20 begin
during the Carnival.
There is great anxiety among tire peace
ably disposed class OF citizens, Oh account
q! She threatening aspect Of affairs.
!he men composing the garrison of
Eau:id are said to be N condition border.
~ az Decentralization. Many of the pri-
'h'' soldIere absent themselves from Ii. ir
t.'iAchs nightly without leave.
iac :eGera.s' partisans are pressing their
policy win aggres sive energy.
The reports which are privately circu-
!hieG AZ Madrid. of the condition OF AFFAIR."
IL tie provinces. are of a nature 70 increase
Father than aliay the feeling OF insecurity
which prevails at the capital.
The IetsGraph of this morning has "a spe.
Cias dispatch from ST. Petersburg which
intimatss that Count SchOovolnf will
shortly replace Count Won Brnnnow rs
Cussian Ambassador at !he Court If s..
James
Inc Lord Commissioner and Treasurer
I6sN+ bIilFlhiiN dN-!Iitt klt A'lDIDA-HI'IFI VI
C.N.ou< tina: the Treasury Department as
sUrn" :he responsibility for the Alabama
elaine. notwithstanding the fact ;hat
C.r: jc-ti". Corkburn inpli-d censurr
Negotiations for the settlement Of tie
n.,uers' demands ~ South Wales have
failed. TIL" strike continues indefinitely
The disappointment is a bitter one to thou
sands Of families who depended on The re.
Sumption OF work. The deepest gloom pre-.
Nniis j" 'hr mining districts.
IN tho House OF Commons this evening,
.NOkn Bright took his seat for the first time
s.8ce III. prolonged illness. He was loudly
tLeeTei on entering the chamber.
Mr.. Caldwell presented the army est
mates :"r the year 1874, and proceeded
to explain in detail. Tue total estimated
expenditure is fi4,4l6,000, which, despite
the prices of coal. provision, clothing and
other tuppe,, is toe loves, kince the
Crmean war.
The regular army, at home and abroad,
numbers lbs 600 men, OF whom $4,000 con
stitute the home force. Besides. THESE est.
mates provide for $4,000 militia, 1900
YeomsnVy. I6i 900 volunteers, 10000 first
reserve, and 10000 second reserve. The re.
cruitiDg service is satisfactory. Total NUN.
Der of desegtions from the regular force,
during The past year, 1900: not 5000, as re-
ported in the public prints.
The Secretary concluded By recommend
ing legislation to prevent the pay OF pri-
Yates ever heine less than a shilling per day.
MI. C.Tdwtu on taking bis seat was
Checred.
The debate on estimates was postponed
7he House then adjourned.
PARIS. February Dit is reported that
Don Carries is at Vera, which i. in Navarro,
about forty miles north of PampeiunS. He
Issued u proclamation on the seventeenth
instant, calling on the national troops 70
come 70 their king.
The contents ST Coun: Chambord's letter
10 Bishop Dnpanl0up were made known 10
the members Cf tho committee of thirty
ten days ago. The refusal OF the Prince 20
make any compromise with The house OF
Orleans had q direct effect on the commit
tees report, and led 10 rupture OF the
right centre with the legitimisis.
A close contest is expected in the Assem-.
bly, over the constitutional project submit
ted by the committee. 1t will be opposed
bv tho extreme right and portion OF the
left.
MADRID. February A-The excitement
is increasing, particularly among working
lnen. BArrlcades are unprecedented. Red
republicans are urging extreme measures.
The Carists are operating and intriguing
actively. The army is dissatisfied. The re-
actonists denounce the American Minister
~ otticioualy active in Span sh politics.
Troops are hurrying to reinforce those
operating against the Carlsts.
TIE Carlists are burning the railway sta |
lions and bridges. The lighting IN the |
north is quite severe.
BERII February GA statement 10 |
Made, ON official authority. that negotia- /
SONS eApsditing Nh. evacuation of the
French territory have not even been COM
men,.d. BY March three and half mill
lizards - the war indemnity will have been
received from France. and by July payment
eff the fourth millisrd will be completely
then Negotiations will be in oI der touching [
the earl payment of tho fifth milliard, on
which the fuTtbeh withdrawal of the troops
will depend. The impression is that the
Germans are locking for the possibility OF
President Thiers' overthrow az any mo-
lneut. and they will not evacuate BelfoEt
until Tn" eDtjr. indemnity Is paid.
VIENNA. February 2s.--Ar imperial de-
Tree has been issued cOnvoking the Austru.
Hnngari"u delegations on the second @!
March.
3AYONNE. February .i-Le.tsrs frSm
Carlsts in Spain report that Darregarday
! lval Jaspera, Marquis OF HOlnazas, and !
,theT Carist chieftaius. have entered Spain, I
md are received with rejoicing. They fai!
q confirm the reports Of Don Carlos pres |
nee On Spanish soil, and his whereabouts |
re ~ present unknown. as he has disap.
cared from this vicinity.
The soldiers OF the infantry battalion in 5
Barcelona have demanded their discharge
rom service. 9
The Republicans in Bilboa are clamoring
II aims, and the authorities have promised 9
, supply them as coon az they are re- :
rIveG. =,
LISBON. February 2i-The Portuguese !
ortes passed d bill authorizing the calling +,
nj OF the reserves for the protection Of the &
Untier. !