Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-14
Foreign News.

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the Irreconcilables are opposed to the
formation of a Ministry from the Right.
Armed Irreconcilables and partisans of
the Cortes respectively, occupy the streets
and positions in the city, and q conflict
is feared. At a meeting Of deputies be-
longing to the majority, it was agreed, in
order to concilliate their opponents, to
propose Ministry, to be composed of
four Conservatives and Ireconcilables.
MADRID, June u.
The Cortes has accepted the resigna-
ton of the Figurras Cabinet; and at a
meeting of the majority last night, the
following Ministry was agreed upon
President of the Council and Minister of
the Interior, P. Y. Margall; Colonies,
Sorin; Foreign Affairs, Musco War and
Marine, Aurich; Finance, Ladus; Public
Works, Benot; Justice, d 'Gonzales The
authorities are determined to sustain the
the majority in whatever they may adopt
Figurras has left Madrid.
BERLIN, June II.
Herr Kurd Won Schozer, German Min
lister at Washington, has arrived in this
city. 1t is not likely he will return to
the United States. Herr Won krouse,
{ who is at present attached to the German
Legation in London, will be sent to
Washington as Charge Affairs.
1t is probable that Parliament will
y adopt a resolution extending the provis-
S ion of the Constitution of Germany to
< Alsace and Lorraine. Should this meas
r ure be carried out, Alsace and Lorraine
+ will be entitled to elect fifteen members
V to Parliament and none of the inhabit-
t ants who chose the French nationality
e will be allowed to vote until they have
l. sworn allegiance to Germany.
e HAVANA, June II.
Late advices from San Domingo state
that the revolutionists had been outnum
bered and compelled to retreat from Qua
jabin, but when they are reinforced, il
was believed they would advance again
Late advices from Hayti state that the
Il Chambers were closed, and that a con
l. ference was being held between tn,
" President and General Domingues.
= PARIS, June II.
Ii Ex-President Theirs has written let
'e ter to friend, in which he says he ha
ie retired to private life, believing tina
j. party government in France is a mistake
ie and will only lead to fresh divisions.
IL ST. PETERSBURG, June II.
L. The columns of the expedition agains
% Khiva, which started from Djisak an
ie Kasalivish, formed a junction at Chaloat
u on the oath Of April. On the 9th c
"a April the Khivan force attacked the Rus
III sian vanguard, near Chaloat, and
81 sharp engagement took place, durin
70 which two Russian colonies were killed
'e The Khivans were finally defeated, an
r retreatedly precipitately.
- HAVANA, June -.
Is The New York Herald correspondent
L. Price, was liberated to-day.
y ST. PETERSBURG, June II.
az Late dispatches from Central Asia
~ received tonight, state that the var
guard of the forces marching agains
40 Khiva for the East, under command {
40 General Kaufman, reached Amur on tn
~ Daria river, on the 10th of May, wher
~ it met and put to flight body of thre
NC thousand four hundred Khivans, wit
y the loss Of single man on the part {
NC the Russians. After waiting until tn
lie fourteenth, by which time the remaindt
% Of his forces came up, General Kauffma
'n continued his march toward Schurul
~, hava.
IA LONDON, June 10.
90 The ex-Empress Eugene has taken ht
y, departure from England for the Coz
III tinent by way of Oslend.
e' MADRID, June II.
'e The excitement which has prevailed
Wv Madrid for the past few days has great
IL subsidized, and the city is quiet and cal
to-day. The armed factions which we
posted at different points have been wit
Id drawn-the parties having accepted II
OF Ministry formed by the majority of IL
he Cortes last evening. Senior Figurras h
be arrived at Hursca and is going to Franc
VI A regiment Of troops stationed fou
he teen miles from the city of valenci
raj mutinied yesterday and murdered the
nc. Lieutenant Colonel
ow
raj