New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-11
FOREIGN.

The Ascot Races-Figueras Remains at
the Head of Spanish Affairs with the
Old Ministry A Voluntary National
Loan PrOpOsed-Recnll Of Count Won
Arnim, the Germnn Ambassador mt
Paris-MOre Trouble in the spanish
COrtes-Snnta Cruz Deserted Don Car.
lOs-Excitemenf and a Test Vote in the
French Assembly Another Fight in
Cuba.
MADRID, June l0.-Senor Figueras has
consented. in accordance with the appeal of
the Cortes, to remain in power with the old
ministry.
The members of the Cortes are opposed
to forced paper currency. 1t is probable
that voluntary national loan vi u be called
for and in case Of its failure loan will be
forced.
Senor Orenz resigned the presidency of
the Cortes at Cabinet council o-day. The
finance bills prepared by SenOr Tutan
were rejected. The ministers afterward
rendered their designations, and during the
afternoon the Cortes intrusted to Figueras
the organization of the new minst. =. After
consultations with friends aud leading
members of the Cortes. Figueras reported
that he was unable to form a Cabinet. The
crisis continues, and has most depressing
influence on funds.
The COrtes holds another session tonight,
when it is probable Nicolas SalmerOn will
endeavOr to organize the government, the
members of which lie will select exclusively
from the Right. Should he fail, the depu-
ties constituting a majority of the Cortes
will hold a meeting and determine on meas
ures for settlement.
The Gaceta publishes a repolt that the
Cure Of Santa Cruz has abandoned the
cause Of Don Carlos and proclaimed the
catholic republic, with Calvera as President.
LONDON, June l0.-Whitly, the proprietor
of the Liverpool daily Post, and the father
of the penny press, died to-day.
The case of BOwles Brothers came up be-
fore the court again to-day, but owing to
the offer of an arrangement by the repre-
sentatives Of Mr.. Appleton, the registrar
adiOurned the hearing three months.
The annual Ascot Heath races commenced
to-day. The following races were run: For
the Prince Of Wales stakes, Ascot stakes,
and gold vase.
The Prince CT Wales stakes were won by
Kaiser. GangfOrward was second, and
Combat third. Nine horses ran.
Uhlan won the Ascot stakes. Houghton
came in second, and Vanderdecken third.
The gold vase was won by Thorn; Han
nah second, and Struan third. Seven horses
ran.
LIVERPOOL, June 0-Arrived-Steame1
Parthia. from New York, with $50 bales
steamer City Of London, from New York
with 1l37 bales.
PARIS, June l0-The first installment O.
the last mi'liard due Germany was paiG
Saturday.
The sale of journals in the streets of thu
cities and towns in the Department O.
RhOne is prohibited.
1t is said Count Won Arnim, the German
Ambassador, has been recalled, because ht
| made unnecessary calls upon President
MacMahon.
The Shah of Persia is expected here early
in July.
VERsAILLEs, June 1O-In the Assembly
this afternoon, the left submitted for inter
probation the matter in regard to the sup
preston of LIE Corsaire.
Gambetta caused tremendous sensation
by reading a ministerial circular, dated thu
fourth instant, and addressed to the pre-
fects of departments. The document in
quires minutely into the position OF thu
provincial press, and suggests, cOnfiden
| italy, Lhe employment of subsidies an(
such other means of influence as can b.
secretly brought TO bear for its control.
Brule. Minister OF the Interior, admitted
| the authenticity Of the circular aud ac
! cepted the responsibility for issuing the
same. After a proiracted scene st confu
sion and excitement, motion supporting
| the government was carried by vote O
| 3S9 70 3l5. The result shows that the cOall
| ton Of the Conservatives is still un broken
HAVANA, June l0.-Tbe Spanish force
| after days hunt. came upon and dispersed
| rebel band under Major Diaz, killing tht
! latter, with twenty nine followers, anC
takinu eiYteeO NpisOuera