New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25
WHOLE NUMBER 1855.

uatlon OF the companies and the ;RmalgansRL
ton of all cable interests.
Inc manufacturing city of Joachimst
I'D the mountains of Bohemia was DESTROYED
oy nre on the thirty first of March. Out of
20on 200 houses 4oo we're completely burned, and
oUoO persons were rendered houseless. T'hn
magnificent church, founded in the early
days of the reformation, fell a prev 70 IN.
names as also valuable paintings hv I,ucas
Cranoch and Albert Durer.
Earl de la Ware committed snicide this
morning. WIS
A Madrid special to the Tgmes SAWS that
the temporary appointment of z. Y. Mar
gall in place of Figueras, caused intense
excitement. rising of the people ia irn
minent
BuInon in the Bank of England has de-
creased El23,000.
a mass meeting of the Democrats to pro-
test against the refusal of the British gov
ernment to recognize the Spanish repnblEa
VIII he held in Trafalgar square on the
fifth of May.
In the house of Commons this evening
resolutions offered by the Chancellor of the
E1cheqeer to carry out the proposals of the
budget were discussed. Ward Hunt spoke
In terms of condemnation of the financial
administration which underestimated the
revenues and overestimated the expendi-
lures.
he opposed the payment of any portion
OF the Geneva award in excheuuer bonds
MIR. Childers defended the government.
and drew contrast between it's adminis-
tratlon of the treasury and that of the Con
servatives when they were in power.
Inc resolutions were finally passed, ex-
cept that reducing the duties on sugar one
mitted.
PARIS, April 24.-One Englishman an
two Frenchmen have been arrested by tn
French officers on the Spanish frontier and
sent 10 fersignon, charged with holding
commissions in the Carlist army.
LIVERPOOL. April 24.-Arriyed from New
Orleans. bark Emma and steamers Andeo1R
and Legislator.
ROME, April 24-The Pope had relapse
to-day, and is again confined to his bed.
CRY OF MEXICO. April l5.-The Juriss
and POrfarist parties propose to unite on
the nomination of Palscios for President Of
the Congress. Iglesias' prospects, for the
office of supreme judge are better than
those of the other candidates.
The proposal to pr0long the term of the
United States and Mexican mixed eommls-
sion has not yet been ratified by Congress-
The railway question will be decided this
month. The forces under General LozadO
are continually decreasing.
The HAGUE, April 24.-The Minister OF
the colonies has given to the press de-
tailed statement of the war In Sumatra,
from which it appears that the Atchinese
asked for the aid of France and Italy before
war was declared, but notes were received
by Holland from various powers which con-
tained most friendly assurances, and
showed that intrigues Of the Atchiness
wholly failed.
MADRID, April 24.-Castelar has induced
his colleagues to order the enrolment ia
the army of men twenty years of age,
throughout Spain.
BERLIN, April 24.-The upper house OF
the Prussian Diet to-day engaged in de
bate which lasted six hours, on the bill re-
garding the training and appointment of
the clergy. Bismarck made one of his
powerful speeches in support of the bill.
He defended the attitude the government
had taken ss fully justified by the dOmi-
neering assumptions of the priesthood. He
took occasion to deny the often repeated
report that he instigated the occupation Of
Rome by the Italian government.
HAVANA, April A.-Bidwell, the Bank of
England forger, has been delivered over TO
the English officers.
The Captain General informs the English
consul that O'Kelly's trial must continue,
and if guilt is established he will exercise
clemency, but can not stop the course OF
the law.
HAVANA, April 24.-The Captain General
has given strict orders to treat O'Eelly
with the utmost kindness and see that
nothing is wanting to insure his comfort
The counsel of O'Kelly telegraphed to Cap
tain General Pieltan demanding clemenoy.
British Consul Dunlap has telegraphed tho
British counsel, asking him to do all he
possibly can for O'Kelly and informing
him that the moment the tribunal decides
Captain General Pieltan will act.