New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
FOREIGN.

SeriOns Aspect Of spanish Afiairs-A Con
Hict Momentariiy Expected-Resigna
ton Of Fi9ueras Accepted-A New
Ministry Formed-Piy Nlargail ut tn
Hcad-Order RestOred-The RUSSIAN
Expedition to khiva Met with Re
verse-A Russian lrOn.clad Launc he'd
Treaty Between Germany and Italy
A Mississippi Valley Society Organize,
in I.OndOn-The san Domingo RevOlx
tiOnists Fallen Back tor Reinforce
ments-Aisace and LOrraiae 70 be In
franckised-Thiers ketires e Private
Life.
MADRID, June l2.-General HidalgO ha,
been appointed Vice Governor OF Madrid.
At q meeting of the deputies belonging tl
the majority, it was agreed, in order e
conciliate their opponents, to propose a
ministry to be composed of four conserya
tives and four irrecOncilables.
The COrtes has accepted the resignation
of Figueras
At the meeting of the majority last night
the following new ministry was agreed up
on President of the Council and Minister
of the Interior Pi Margall: Minister OF
Colonies, Lorni Minister of Foreign At q IS,
MuzO; Minister OF Marine. Aurich; Minister
Of Finance, Ladus: Minister of Public
Works, Benot; Minister OF Justice, Gen
zales.
The authorities are determined to sus-
tain the majority in whatever measures
they may adopt.
Senior Figueras has left Madrid.
The excitement which prevailed in Mad
rid during the past few days has greatly
subsidized, and the city has been quite calm
to-day. The armed factions which weN
posted at different points have been with.
drawn, all parties having accepted the
Ministry formed by the majority of the
Cortes last night
Senior Figueras has arrived at Huesca.
He is going to France.
A regiment of troops stationed in the
town of Murviedro, fourteen miles from
Valencia, mutinied yesterday and killed
their lieutenant colonel.
BERLIN, June l2.-It is probable that
Parliament will adopt the resolution ex-
tending the provisions of the constitution of
Germany to Alsace and Lorraine. Should
this measure be carried out, they will he
entitled to elect fifteen members to Paria-
ment. None of the inhabitants who chose
French nationality will be allowed to vote
until they have sworn allegiance to Ger.
many.
PARIS, June l2.-Bullion in the Bank of
France has decreased $4,000. 900 francs.
General rAmirault has applied to the
Assembly for authority to prosecute the
Communist Rome, who is now a member of
that body.
Ex.President Theirs has written letter
to friend, in which he saws he has retired
to private life, believing that party gov
eminent in France, is a mistake and will
only lead to fresh divisions.
ST. PETERSBURG. June i2.-The Russian
ironclad which has been building for some
time past in the dOckyard at Nocalaiev
was launched to-day, thus inaugurating the
renewal of a Russian fleet on the Black sea.
Grand Duke Constantine, high admiral OF
the navy, presided over the ceremonies.
A rumor is current that the khivan ex-
peditionary column. under command of
General kaufman, has met with . re-
verse.
The khivans retreated after sharp
fight near Chabcat. Two Russian Colonies
were killed.
Later dispatches from Central Asia, re-
ceived here tonight, state that the vanguard
of force marching against khiva from the
east, under the command of General Kauf-
man, reached the Armenian Dacia river on
the eleventh of May, where il met and put
to flight II body OF $500 khvans, without
the loss of man on the part OF the Rus
sians. After waiting until the fourteenth.
by which time the remainder OF his force
came up. General kaufman continued his
march toward Schuru Khane
LONDON, june IA special ~ the Times
from Madrid reports that the crisis in the
government OF Spain continues. and that
fears Of a serious outbreak III the capital
are entertained.
The Cortes remained in session most OF
the day yesterday. During the deiberation
a party OF armed volunteers surrounded the
Palace OF the Cortes
A large body OF armed police was con-
centrated at the Column OF Dos de Mayo
and detacbments OF troop. were posted at
other places in anticipation o. an outbreak,
but their services were not REQUIRED.
The irrecSncilable press openly advocates
an army revolution. The situation is very
Madrid dispatch. zen; from that city
last evening. says: THE irreconcilables are
opposed to the formation of q ministry from
The right. Bodies OF armed irrecOncilables
and armed partisans OF the majority of the |
Cortes respectively occupy strategic posi-. I
ions in the city. and a conflict between the |
opposing factions is feared
Bullion in the Bank of England has de |
,reased f42l 600.
Cremorne won the gold cup at the Ascot
Heath races to-day. Flageolet was second. |
nd Reoque third. Seven horses ran.
The treaty of alliance between Germany |
nd the Italian government is reported con-
luded.
The Mississippi Valley Society, 70. the
romotion of trade and the investment of
apital in Western aud Southern States,
,as organized here to-day. Among the
romoters of the enterprise are some Of the
Englishmen.
There in a serious DISPUTE in the building |