New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22
FOREIGN.

New Turkish Minister to Washington-
SeizInx Goods of Communists to Pay
for RestOriu3 the Vend0me Column
Castelar, Preparing New Constitution
on the Anne erican Plan-AnOtheF Cnrlis
Victory-Another Outbreak In Jaiisce-
The Great Enstern-Th Shah-Cuhafs
steamer Burned at Glasgow.
CONsTANTINOPLE. June 2l.-The report
that the Sultan is seriously III is withOu,
foundation.
Gregory Aristurch Bey has been ap'
pointed Turkish ambassador at W ashlng
ton, in place OF Blacque Bey. who mas re
signed. .po,so,.h;.t
in the province of Bulgaria.
PARIS, June 2l.-ExecutiOns have been
issued agans: the goods of Gustave COur-
bet, and they are to be sold to day to assist
in defraving the expenses incurred IN re-
constructing the Column EendOme.
MADRID, June 2l.-It is reported that
Senior CASTELAR, is engaged in drawing a
constitution for the federal republic, which
is to be analogous to that OF the onited
States of America. The number OF states,
il is said will be fifteen, including Cuba
and the Philippine Islands. Madrid is to
remain the capital.
The President of the federal republic is
TO be elected by universal suffrage and the
term of office will be five years; Senators
are to be chosen by the States, and depu-
ties will be elected by universal suffrage.
A private meeting of the majority OF the
Assembly was held to-day, at which Senior
Pi Margal, president of the Council, was
present and delivered strong speech.
He demanded the adoption of q vigorous
policy, and that extraordinary powers be
conferred upon the government, in order to
enable it to deal with enemies who were
conspiring for the overthrow of the re-
public. Senator CASTELAR, asked for vote
of confidence in the government, which
was adopted. The meeting then adjourned
VIENNA June y The international chess
tournament for $4,000 gold, fifty tlorins en-
trance, will commence on July 20. next.
Mr.. jackson 5. Schultz has retired from
the position OF chief commissioner of the
United States to the Exhibition, and the
Hon. John Jay, American minister, has
sent q dispatch to Washington, recommend
ing the appointment Of Mr.. II. GarretsOn,
of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. Garretson was one of the suspended
commissioners. and was reappOinted by MIR.
Schultz as one of his assistants.
General Van Buren, has left Vienna, hav-
ing abandoned all hopes of being reinstated.
The Emperor Francis Joseph visited
the exhibition yesterday, and passed
through all the sections His majesty
manifested great interest in the ma
chinery exhibited in the American depart
ment, and spent some time in the examlna-
ton. The weather is intensely hot.
BAYONNE, June 2l.-The Carlists in this
city have received dispatches announcing
that the insurgents have captured the town
of PancorbO in the Spanish province of
Purgas, with 400 prisoners.
MATAMORAs, Mexico, June 2l.-The revo-
luton in the State Of JaliscO. headed by
the priest Aguilar, growing out of the at
tempt OF the State government to collect
the taxes for the past sixteen years whilff
the State was under the control of the In
dian chieftain Lozada. who was recently
deposed by the general government, has as.
sumed serious proportions. and General
PalaciO has been sent with his command
to assist in quelliDg ii.
General Carlos Fuero telegraphs to the
government that it will be impossible to re-
store order in JaliscO il the State authOri-
ties enforce these taxes, and it is believed
that the State government will be COM
PEELED to abandon their collection, or the
federal government will suspend the State
government.
LONDON, June 2l.-Up to noon yesterday,
ht which time the Great Eastern was in
latitude 50 45' north, longitude % west,
40 miles of cable had been paid ont.
The Shah of Persia will visit WOOlwich,
70 day, and will make tour of inspection of
the dock-yards. arseLal and royal military
academy.
GLASGOW, June 2l.-A fire broke out last
night on the Cunard line steamship Mar
athon, now at this port. and the flames
were not subdued before the vessel had
been partially burned.