Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-11


dispatches were to the effect thai
this new Ministry had been accepted
bat l,y the terms Of the following i,
seems that the announcement wa,
not warranted by the actual facts,
but that after IL very stormy session.
/ it wa~ concluded that the present
government shon.l r. tain its author
ity. Here j. detailed statement Of
the existi,.g situation of affairs:
madrid, June p Evening.
The session 0; the Curtts last evening
WAS one of the storMlest on record.
OWING to the confusion which prevailed
in the Chamber. and the closing OF the
doors for 1t portion Of the tlme, by which
the reporters were excluded, and the late
hour 1T which it adjourned, the morning
papera Were unable To obtain complete
OF correct reports of the proceedings,
and many false runIOrs i'll consequence
obtained currency. One statement
among others that the Ministry pro-
posed by ri v MarSall was approved is
incorrect. The House finally rejected
his Ministry and called Oh Fisueras to
Resume conduct Of the Government with
his old Cabinet. The following is an
accurate resame of the sitting of the
Cur,es: After passing the resolution
proci..inihg the republlc the Corte, adj
jJurnet until evening Tor the purpose Q.
completing the formation ot u new Min
istry. AT ] P. NJ. the House reaSsemul-d
ana FiSueras opened the debate. He
advised the Republicans TO be united
aud warned them that divisions III their
Ranks would prove fatal to the cause
they held dear. the question then came
up whether the Ministry PROPOSED 10y ri
II ,rgaIl shonid De voted OH en- Bloc Or
separately. An excited discussion fol-
lowed, accompln ied 10y frequent scrnes
oI confusion. A notion MAS made to
go into secret sessi ~. Castelar, protest.
ed. The Curtes, lie said, owed 1t 10 the
country that then proceedings should be
pdunc. Fl y M,r-;ti. inaIiy ANNOUNCED
InaI III view VI the sad scelies %: dis
oder when he couti only consider rs
AN evidence IL; dl>tIu,t he would with
draw ILLS list OF MINISTER'S. 4 great up
rulr followed tn.i could only be silenced
AN
MINISTER'S ue directly chosen by the Cor
trs. The motIJu Tor a secret sitting was
tuen Renewed and adopted. and at mid
hight the .,lierlcs We're closed aud the
Reporters excluded. Around the palace
the streets We're hlled with AN excited
and within the chamber the
greatest agitation prevailed. 1t Was ru- !
lnured at one tline that an armed crowd
b I'll entered tue palace and threatened to '
break Into the hail, and, moreover, that !
Il d ,ht bet Heen the military and people |
la tue streets WAS momentarlly expected.
Castelar, and FiSueras succeeded III re- |
storing IL calm IL the chamber, and eX- |
trted themselves to good effect Ill re-
str.tlnInS the popuiace outside. There
being nu prospect Of an agreement OF
the Deputies 10 the composition of
tne NJ .ulstry, FiIueras CASTELAR, and
N ,rsilI were successfully called npon to
ur,n ou-, Dat they either d, ciined or
aile,i Ia. the task. Alter repeated cun-
,uitatluuS the whole CJrtrs finally APP
pe.,le.i to Fisu~r.,s to remain Ill power
With the uid Cabinet. and he at Last cou-
,pru AMI the galleries We're immediately
iiI-d. Tue Cortes then adopted Il vote
II confidence Ill Fiyuera's M.uls,ry aud
adjourned.