New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

| ed, anu causes a sensation
SlSnOr Lauza. president of the late min
| lstry. to-day asked the Chamber Of Depu-
ties to adjourn until Monday. by which
| time he hoped new Cabinet would be an
| nounced. Both houses suspended their sit
| ting requested.
PARIS, May l.-Spece in the Bank of
France has increased 3,0O)oOo francs.
| Rentes 5if
MADRID, May Don Alfonso is near
Monrcso, in the province OF Barcelona. at
the head OF band of two hundred Car!ists.
His wife accompanies him.
The Carlists continue to burn the railway
stations. using petroleum to facilitate Their
operations.
They have also torn up the railroad
tracks and destroyed the telegraph wires
at several points within the past few days
Their military operations. however haze
been much restricted by the activity OF the
troops.
The government is sanguine that the in
surrectlon will soon be entirely suppressed.
Loter.-A telegram from Cervera, in the
province of Lerida. near the line of BARGE
Iona, says the government troops had come
up with and defeated Alfonso and his band.
before reported in that vicinity.
A. Posta Minister of War nas resigned.
He will be succeeded by General NouvtlIas
as soon as the latter can be recalled from
the command of the army in the north
SenOr Paerrada will act as Minister Of War
ad interim.
The French ambassador, the Marquis of
BOuille. has sent to Senior CASTELAR, a pro
test against the demolition, by a mob of
church IN Cadlz which contained Frepch
chapel.
General Portilla vii. assume command of
the eastern and General tarrasas os the
central departments.
Nav The
ment has ordered all .he Carlist refugees
from Spain to leave its territory. giving
them the choice of going to any country ex-
cept France.
HAVANA, May I'm consequence of the
great decline in sugars at the Beard of Ex-
change, heavy sugar contractors lose heav-
lily. Buyers OF exchange are careful. 1t is
believed that the Havana houses, with a
few exceptions, will be able TO stand their
losses, though it is feared that in case Oe Il
further decline prominent foreign and do
mestic houses will be compelled to suspend.
The decline in exchange, which was ia
augurated by the Spanish Bank, favOrs i'm
pOrters. but Injuries exporters and planters.
Referring to the new administration of
the island. the Tribune says: "The will o.
the home government must be unbridled if
the necessary force be employed TO carry it
out The Tribune wants to know who
were the commission which went to Porto
Rico and attempted to Cubanize that island.
1t also asks what Spaniard can continue
without shame to be the advocate of pros
perity in Madrid who is interfering with
the declared policy of the Ministers. Tha
TiibunO here refers to SenOr Calyo, agent
of the Havana CassiuO, who ia now in
Madrid.
General Cabellos sailed to-day foc Spain.
The commander of the English gunboat
Glover, after a consultation with the British
Consul at Santiago de Cuba, sailed for
ManzillO. and arrived there today. The
commander politely asked the authorities
to deliver O'kelly to him, promising to
carry O'kelly to Jamaica, and guarantee
ing that he should not return to Cuba.
The ManzillO authorities consulted Gen
eral Peltain by telegraph, who answered
that 1t was impossible to grant the COM
mander's request; that he was powerless TO
change the laws of the country, and that
the trial must proceed according to Law.
The Republican members of the Casino
have demanded an explanation why that
institution failed to congratulate the re-
public as it did the previous government.
The President, in reply. says that the
congratulations in the case of the former
government were owing to indications re-
ceived from Madrid.
The Tribune says the indications were
undoubtedly suggested By Spanards from
CUBA at that time III Madrid.
RIO JANEIRO, April 30-The ministry are
divided upon the proper course in the dis
pute between the ciergymen and tue Free
Masons.
The yellow fever has almost disappeared
from Rio and from other sea coast towns.
LONDON. May Bullion in the Bank Of
England increased t55,000.
BarOdet's election continues to cause anX-
.ety in Paris. The government is prepar-
/ ing constitutional bills to be submitted to
the Assembly.
The tenor Of all the adv:ces received from
! Paris indicates a serious conflict is threat
| ened.
Later advices from Spain show that the
| rumor OF the shooting OF this Cure of Santa
| Cruz is false. Several engagements are re
| ported between small parties OF Cariists
and Republicans.
The Carlist chieftains, Dorregapy and
| Lissargwenth. with 5000 men, have moved
| into the valley of the Bostau. The exhaus-
ton Of resources in the country render, ire-
| quent movements necessary.
| HALIFAX May 1.-The steamer Laca-
wana arrived to-day at noon from the
| scene of the wreck. The Atlantic wreck
has been almost blown to pieces with gun
| powder. A large quantity of goods Sas re-
covered yesterday Fourteen bodies were
brought up Tuesday and twenty seven yes
| terday, mostly women. they were fright
fully mutlated. aud were Immediately y
| buried. The number OF bodies thus far re-
covered is 3i9
BERLIN. MAY The upper house of The
| Prusslan Diet finally passed the bill for the
regulation and control of the clergy by d
large ma jOrity.