New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
FOREIGN.

Mir;I, OF IL PrinCe in hIadrld-Te Dcum
over the HappS .Event-Carli-t Dec
6ent-The Sunken ship North Fleet
$4,000 SLAVES in Characterization of
d&ing Amadeus-PrOcdnm NATION Of 4 MP
Inim Genenal of CnbD-Grhe FRENCH
Play of R'Oncpe Sam.
MADRID, January 3l.-There is great re-
ioicing over the birth of Prince yesterday.
The happy event was celebrated by singing
a ic deUH, IN all the churches. firing salutes,
aud general illumination of Madrid last
nigbe Tho Prince will be christeIS9d Louis
Ameds,b Fernando.
force of government GrOOps undeR
@ieueal MercadO defeated a band of Carlists
in the north yesterday, killing eleven Of
Ghem, and wOundng a large number.
General MOnOnes, commander of the Royal
fOrces pn Navarro and the basque Pro-
vnces, hos established his headquarters ct
AlsaSua.
She eansus ebOSws there aor0 269, ,OO0slaGD
in &uba.
4;ADIz, o9auua5g 32--Ioepositions OF Che
officers Of the steamer MurIlloowill be takers
30 morrow afternoon after tho vessel has
passed quarantine.
PARIS, January. .3l.-et is expected tha3
tho government censor will ultimately,
withdr raw his notification against the per
I Torrance of the play "UnCle SAM NJ
j SardOu having agreed to strike out certain
Objectionable passages; one OF these is trans
lated by the words being put by the author
into the mouth of French woman travel
ing in che United States: This is the cOuu-
try of tfatfic; everything is ticketed with its
price, even the honor of its women" Sar-
pou has refused to allow the correspondent
of New York iOurna to read the play be
fore its publication.
go mails-hava been reG3iGed 9'rCan Spa0D
for two days.
The Orleans Bail y7ay COMPANY has been
uotiteAo that Vailroad traffic in the north Of
Spain is intercepted by the Carlist insurre3
tiOn. Bhe Spanish companies advise mdr
chants 90 send forward CO more freight ab
presenq, "a the running OF regular trains iG
temporarily suspended.
Ire Courier, news paper of BayOnne, says
iS is Teporle& thas G)Ou Carlos occupies the
magnificent viaduct oIp the 4SortheIn rail
way az 6)rmaistqui, and is ready to blow it
up if hard pressed.
Special trains have been fired into by tho
| Galsts, and obstacles placed on the track.
LONDON, January 30.-A telegraphic d 3
patch to LlOyds. from their agent at Cadm
confirms the report that it was the Spanish
steamer Murlllo which ran into ami sunk
| the enigrant steamer NOrthtleet, off Dun
| geness lighthouse, on the night of the TWEEN
| ty-secOnd instant.
AhC 7to'Hi7hiP' Nv" "oHSi, was HoL Subh
! herself as was at one time believed, but has
arrived at Cddiz ia safety.
Her destination was Lisbon, for which
| port she had cargo, bat upon entering
| that harbor she was sigualed not to land +,
| as there Is an extraditiOn treaty betwe, n
| Portugal and Great Britain, under which
| the officers would have been surrendered to
| the British authorities to answer the charges
brought against them.
She consequently put to sea again and
| proceeded for Cadiz, as there Ii no extra
| ditiOn treaty between Great Britain and
| Spain. The Murillo sustained no damage
| by the collision. Her officers and or, W vii
| CoNTLNUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.