The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-13
order by the President and Hsked to rcssins
his cent ur,on the ministerial bench. Z, 8 Y

order BY the President and naked to Tcsum9l
bis seat upon the ministerial bench. II
| Senior Martos, Miuister Of Foreign AZ.
fairs, said it was to be dcplored that tho Pre-
sident kept up the forms Of tyranny when
the monarchy was being superseded By o.
republic. ~ II II
Sedor Rivero thereupon left the chair and 8
she house, and Senor Fignulla was called 70
preside in his place. ss 81
PRESIDENT OF THE PROVISIONAL HKpuFtIr
LONDON, February 12-1 I. M--The fol-
lowing dispatch from Madrid has Just been
received: s III:
"It Is believed here that Senior RiYeso,
president Of the Cortes, will be elected
Presdento Of the Provisional Republic, estsh.
lished By the vote Of last night. Perfect order
iS preserved in Madrid, and the attitude 90
the troops of the army and National Guard
is satisfactory" e .s 3
ELECTION oE TIE MINISTRY. - $50,
MADRID, February 12.-The Cortes to-
day elected officers of the Government.
Figueros, President Of tie Council Pima
gall, Minister Of the Interior Cordoba, Min
iSter OF War; N. Salmeron, Minister Of jus
Buauger, Minister Of Marine; Castelar,,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Becerra, Minis
ter OF Public Works, and Echegaray, Minis
ter OF Finance. The Assembly then ad-
journed till tomorrow. All quiet.
ADDRESS OF THE NEW PRRs1DEND OF THE
COUNCIL. 80
After the election of the ministers they
took their seats upon the ministerial bench.
and S:nor Figueras, the newly-elscted presi.
dent of the Council, addressed the Assem-.
bly,. He said he owed bis appointment to-
political circumstances. lie believed SeTor 3
Oranez would have been dominated had he
been present. He promised that the Spanish
people should in the future have the utmost
freedom in the choice of their rulers and re-
presentatiyes. 500 "a
He then read numerous kilograms from
the provinces showing that the public peace
and order had been everywhere preserved.
He hoped the republic would be established Z
forever, and that Spain would henceforth ex-
ercisc her just influence in the affairs of
Europe. lie believed that other Latin na-ss
tions would not be slow to initiate her
example. The Government now chosen
would ins1re national Integrity.
A PRESIDENT Of the Cortes will be elected
tomorrow. The revolution VIII be ceie.s
bratcd by grand illumination.
France.
PARIS, February 12.-Prince AIphonse,
son of ex-Queen Isabella, Of Spain. is ex-
perted to arrive in Paris Tomorrow from
Vienna. The principal Communists Of Lon
don, Brussels, and Genoa have started from
those cities for Madrid. I,
The FreGch Government has issued fn-
structions to the authorities along the Span
ish frontier to redouble their vigilance for !,
the prevention Of violation Of French peu-
trality.
England.
LONDON, February 12.-The Spanish cor.
sui at Liverpool has offered liberal reward \
for information which will lead to the dis
coyery Of the shipment of arms to the insur-
gents in Spain aud the insurree,ioniSts In
the Spanish colonies.
Miss Rothschild was to-day married with
religious ceremonies, Notwithstanding the
opposition of the rit,miists, to Don Eliot Con-
stantine Yorkeson, Earl Of HardWicke and
Equerry to the Duke of Edinburg. @
Switzerland.
BERSE, February 12.-Tbe Federal C0un.
Gil have addressed letter to the Charge
dAfaires at Berne denying in sharp mani
ner the right of the Pope to dismember the i
bishoprics of Switzerland. The letter also res
quires Bishop Mermilod to decide whether
he will obey the Pope or the Swiss Govern
ment.
Italy.
NAPLES. February 12.-Au italian frigate
has sailed from this port for Lisbon to meet
Amadeus and convey him to this country.
Another man-of.war has gone to Valencia to
bring away the Kings attendants and the
court euuipage. II