New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-25


News from Cuba-The Canada Loan
Bill in the British Parliament.
PARIS. June 24-The deputies of the Left,
at the meeting to-day, adopted q resolution
inviting NJ. Grevy, late president Of the
Assembly, to draw up declaration Of the
principles and policy as the rallying point
for all parties of the opposition.
The municipality of Paris has refused to
vote money for the expenses of the recep.
ton of the Shah of Persia. The festivities
will, therefore, take place at Versailles.
A stormy debate occurred in the Assem-
bly, to-day on the order issued by the pre-
feet of the department of the Rhine, pro-
hibiting civil burials after the hour of seven
in the morning. A motion made by the
left, condemning the projects acts, was re-
jected by large majority.
LONDON. June GA review of 1000
troops was held by Queen Victoria at Wind
sor Park this afternoon in honor of the
Shah OF Persia. Tho weather was showery,
but the crowd of spectators was enOr-
nous. After series of brilliant maneuvres,
the troops formed in line and marched by
the Queen and Shah.
Among the distinguished persons who as.
sisted at the review were the Prince and
Princess of Wales, Duke Of Edinburg,
Pinco Leopold. Duke of Cambridge,
Princess Beatrice. CzarOwitch and his wife,
Princess Dagmar.
In the House of Commons to-day Hugues-
sen, Under Secretary tor the Colonial De.
Canada loan guarantee bill. He explained
that the money to be raised by loan was
to be appropriated for the construction of
the Pacific railway. He praised the Can
adian people for their public spirit and 10y
atty, and denied the guarantee for the loan
had been arranged for any political reasons
in connection with the treaty of Washing
ton or fisheries.
Sir Charles Dixie denounced the vicious
system of guaranteeing the enterprise and
works, for which the colonies were not yet
fit. He insisted that the guarantee of the
bill under consideration was In the nature
of bribe for the concession Canada had
made in regard to the fisheries, so that the
provisions of the treaty Of Washington
might be executed.
Ho pronounced she Pacific railway a
gigantic Parliamentary job, and concluded
by moving that a second reading of the bill
be postponed SIX months. After several
motions for and against the bill by other
members, Mr.. Gladstone rose and rebutted
the charges made by Sir Charles Dixie.
The proposed guarantee, he said, had no
connection whatever with the treaty of
Washington: action on the bill had been
purposely delayed until that treaty was
cOnsummated.
The object Of the measure was not to
give Canada so much hush money, but to
recognize a just demand she had on Eng.
land. In the fenian raids on her territory.
Canada had suffered on England's account,
and Canada had elected to cancel the debt
we owed her in this way
The motion for a second reading vas car
ried by vote Of liz to Is.
HAVANA, Juno 24.-lt is reported that the
1'1bnna newspaper will cease publication
in July.
A report comes from Puerto Principe that
duel had been fought between Sanguili
and Vincent Garcia, on account of the
former assuming the command in chief of
the revolutionary forces.
The steamship City of Havana arrived
this morning from New York.
BERLIN, June 2f.-In the German Parlia-
ment yesterday, Minister Delbrack and
Count Won Moltlke made speeches against
the North Sea and Baltic canal enterprise
MADRID. June 2i.-In the Cortes last
night Senor Margall made a formal an
nOuncement of the resignation of the min
istry. and called for time to form q new
would be liberty, order and justice. The
debate on the policy of the government.
was postponed until Friday.
Senior CASTELAR, declared that he accepted
for himself and his political friends the
responsibility Of the acts of the late Cabinet.
The government has introduced bill
abolishins the Spanish legation at the
Vatican.
The Cortes rejected the proposal for the
reduction of the principal and interest OF
the public debt.
Senior Mafaori, intendente OF ex-Queen
Isabella, and General Caballero de ROdas,
have arrived in Lisbon.
It is officially announced this morning
that the Republican troops in the North,
under General Nouvillas, defeated force
of Carllsts on Friday last, inflicting severe
loss.
The War Department has advices of the
defeat by the Republican troops of the
united bands of the Carlist leaders, Elio,
Darregarry and Ollc. The Insurgents lost
sixty killed and 300 wounded.
BARCELONA, June M.-There are serious
disturbances in the Barcelona suburb OF
this city. Yesterday some men Of the gar
rison, to the number of twenty-hv or
thirty, being drunk in the streets. inter
fered with the townspeople, occasioning
conflict, in which weapons were drawn ON
both sides. Some drunken soldiers have