New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28
FOREIGN,

Don Carlos in f;enOa-A sympathy fircu.
lar-Don Carlos Abdicntes TO His SON
Command of Cnrlist FOrces-SecessiOm
in the dinarion iu
rhs Army-Nlinisterial Crisis Ended
Abolition IN Porto RicO-ilexican Com
missioner-French Historian Dead
Memphis and El Paso Case-GeneraF
Fremont Condemned to imprisonment
Other Defendants Arrested-LiyerpOol
neutrality-suspicious. OF Cuba-Re-
volt of spanish Troops.
First D!spatcl.i
MADRID. March 26.-Dor Carlo. ia posi-
lively reported in Genoa
The Spanish Cabinet has issued a circular
claiming the sympathy and assistance of
all part in the country against the Car.
lists, on account of the declaration of emau.
cipation in Porto Rico.
The GGei'a, Of Madrid, contains the OH
cial announcement of the appointment of
General Spieltain as Captain General of
Cuba, and General Rivera as Captain Gen
erai of Porto Rice.
lSeoond Dispateh.I
MApRID. March 26.-The EnDo,'ciql an,
nOunces that Don Carlos has abdicated his
claim to the Spanish throne in favor of his
son, under the regency of Don AlphOnsO.
General Cabrera has been appointed to
the supreme command Ot the Carli8t forces
in Spain.
Third Dispstch.'
MADRIr,, March 27-ft is rumorei tha. o.
secession is on foot N the Cauaries, the
leaders of which propose to declare the
islands independent and ask for British
protectOrate.
General Hidaigo has been appointed Cap
tain General of the Canaries
INSTRUMENTATION is spreading IN the armv
in Catalonia. Many officers have been
threatened With death and obliged to fee.
The Cariists are masters of upper CataIO.
MIA. The ministerial crisis has termi,
mated. No Cabinet changes have vet been
announced. but decree will be issued to-
morrow or Saturday ordering an election.
1t is said the Conservatives Will not vote.
The abolition of slavery in Porto Rico
meets with the approval OF the people. A.
few pro slavery leaders only object to IT.
Even slave owners consider the provisions
OF the law more favorable to their interests
than they had reason to expect.
The press generally absLnin as vet from
comments on the passage of the bill.
Senor AsperOz, the Mexican CON missioner.
has arrived here. He sails today on tue
steamer for New York.
PARIS. March a7.--The death of Anadet,
Simon Dominique Thierny. an eminent
French historian, is announced this morn.
ing. Thierny was N the seventy-sixth yeat
OF hi- age.
Countess Gllicoioii has Just died at Rome
Judgment has been rendered in the
Memphis aud 81 Pas0 railroad case; the de.
PENDANTS were pronounced guilty of SWIM
ding and sentenced to various terms of I'M.
prisOGment. General Fremont is condemn.
ed for cCntumacy to five years confinement.
Other defendants who were present were
arrested today a, they were leaving the
court.
iLp.sv.V,a M.yot, TIo Ass.roLGn
to-day rejected the motion maue by the
lett tor the abolition OF the state of siege.
iIvEHPoOL. March o, .-ArE!yed- --Steame.
Ainslpy. irem New Orleans.
BANANA. March .7.-The Republicans
continue 70 organize IN the interior of the
island. and II is rumorcd that decree will
sOOn appta" releasing the embargo on prop.
erty now belonging to widows and orphans.
and also that of a number of Cuban gentle.
men who have been "a 10 wIse connected
with the rebellion.
a repsrt has reached tho city that three
detachmeats of troops. composed almost
wholly of natives of the island, and which
have hitherto been operating with the
Spanish forces in the neigkbOrhOOd of Mar
2anilia. have revolted and Joined the tnsui
gents, carryin: :heis commanding Objects
with them.
PAKIs. March "7.-Presidert Thiers haa
srdered kliO. director Of the Carlist com.
mittee at Bayenne, to be entered. and tha
project 81 Lowe: Pyrene 20 a.Gest Don
Carlos wherever found.
VIENNA. March H.--Thc lower house Di
the keiChsrath has passed tho direct cleo.
tieue bill to second and third readings bF
eighteen votes nexceEs Of the gegUiged two
thirds majority.
LoNDoa. March .-.-Powell's expeA,;icN
!ait Eng tonight for its dest!ua'.4H