, 1873-03-05

hlhg Amadeus had aDaIcated and Spain
proclaimed a Republict l. this case it
would appear that abdication was the
cause and the Republic the effect,
A despatch dated New York the 18th
inst adds that "Thiers will recognise the
Spanish Republic" The followingi is the
published list Of the New Ministry under
the New Republic, namely: Figueras,
President Of the Ministry Cordoya, Min
lister Of War Castelar,, Foreign Affairs !;
Pl y Marga'l, Interior Beraneer, Marine !;
Nicolas Salmcron, Justice Francisco Sal
meron, Colonies; Becerfa, Public Works
and Echegaray, Finance OF these, Cor
doba, Beranger, Becerra and E|chegaray
belonged to the last Ministry of King Anna
dec, and are Radicals.
The oth.r Porto Rico Kilograms reCeiy-
ed yesterday are as follows =
st. Petersburg, Feb 5th-."The official
Gazette of this city in an article on the
movements of Russia IN central Asia CON
traSts the indifference with which Great
Britain views the growth Of the United
States OF America with the jealousy with
which she watches the growth of Russia.
Athens, 5th.-the earthquake shocks on
The island Of SamOs which caused so great
a destruction OF property and loss OF life
continued four days it has not YET been
ascertained how many persons persisted,
Cadiz, 5th.-The Spanish authorities
who have made an examination of the
MUriHo declare that he shows no signs of
having been IN collision and it is their be
lief that she is guiltiess Of running down
and sinking the Noythdcet."
The latest quotations are given uoder
the date of the 18th inst, thus
"New York.-GoId 1143. Sterling 9
p. ct.
"London.-Sugar 28s. ConsoIs 925.
Bank Of England, discount 81 p. ct."
A New York date of the 1871 states that
the Bullion in the Bank of England is de-
creasing. Flour on that dag n New York
was quoted at $83 for Extra and 6 supe-
rior.
BY the arrival of the Mails this morning
from Havana and Porto Rico, we have been
favored with further particulars of the
change in the Spanish Government. Tn .
Madrid telegram of the 10Th inst, it is stat
ed that on the day before, that is the
nth, the message of King Amadeo was
read in the Cortes, in which His Majesty
said tina. he had determined to abdicato
the crown that he had believed that his
loyalty would have compensated for his
lack of experience, but that he was alrea-
dy uudeceived, and that if he did not alb
dictate, the Spaniards themselves, and not
foreigners, would be his enemies that he
had no desire TO be a partisan King, and
that as his efforts to gain the sympathies
OF all had been frustrated, he abdic3ted
the crown for himself and his heirs. The
Congress and the Senate met and consti-
tuted themselves into the sovereign Cortcs,
and the abdicatjon Of the King was unani-
mousIy accepted. Committees were APP
pointed to reply to the Royal Message and
to accompany the King to the frontiers.
ST.. Pi Margatl proposed to pass a reso-
luton authorizing the National Assembly
to assume all powers and to form a res
ponslbIe government until another Assem-
bly, was appointed, which would at once
determine the form of the Republic. This
motion was divided into several parts.
Those which treated Of the establishment
Of Republic, and of granting sovereign
powers to the Assembly were adopted by
256 votes against 30. The others were
taken into consideration. ST.. Ruiz Zoril-
la proposed that the new government be
appointed before passing the resolutions
ST.. Revere answered that the President Of