New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
FOREIGN.

| He0erAl HOEcSHOT "a hI8eisA
! Mutiuy Of the spanish Troops-ArrivaI
! of Minister Foster in MexicO-Expnl'
zion OF Priests from the COuntry-A
Natamoras Paper Den0unces Colonel
MackenZie's Raid.
MADRID, June THE Spanish Cortes
| will choose new ministry.
Deputy BlancO proposes that, after the
| declaration of the republic. the delegates
| place themselves at the head of the vOlun-
| teers Of the respective provinces, and unite
| in grand effort against the Carlsts.
A Madrid dispatch contradicts the cap
| ture of 1run by the Carlists.
| Minister Of War from General Velard, com
| manding Republican forces in the province
| of Barcelona. rendering his resignation Of
| that post.
News dispatches from the city Of BARGE.
| Iona explain this action, by the announce
ment that General Velarde's column had
m ltinied at Igualida. . town iOrty-four
m les northwest Of Barcelona and that We
ltrde and tie officers Of his staff had been
! forced 70 save themselves from the fury Of
| the rcvSlted troops by precipitate flight.
General Cabrinesz was marching on lgua-
Ida at the head of strong force. with
which he hoped to restore order among the
revolted troops.
On Friday. che sixth instant. the carbin-
! GERS Of the Republican garrison at Grenada
| came in conflict with the tOwnspeople, and
fred upon them with fatal effect.
A dispatch announcing the affair gives no
! further particulars than that several citi-
zens were killed and wounded.
To-day riotOus ARRAY occurred among
some soldiers Iuartered in barracks at
Vicalvaro, four miles from this city. Four
of the men were killed and greater num-
Der seriously wounded.
At the session Of the Cortes TO- day, Senior
Orsnzo was elected president Of that body,
receiving LIZ votes. The other officers Of
the Cortes were reelected.
PARIS, June THE Bank Of France has
paid into the treasury one quarter Of the
sum due 90 Germany on account OF the war
indemnity. The remainder will be paid
in monthly installments.
The report that there had been successful
negotiations to accelerate the departure of
the German troops from France is probably
false.
BERLIN, June There are seven cases
Of cholera in Dantzic.
VIENNA, June THE cholera has disap.
peared from the country adjacent to the
Danube.
The Car and Czarowitch left this city
to-day, returning directly TO the Russian
capital.
Coun. Won Arnim. ambassador of the
ptIHdu UO-udy, pINStutiuS anew Ais
credentials to the French government, was
formally received by President MacMahon.
General Chansey accepted from the Pres
ident the tender of the civil governOrship of
the province Of Algeria. He asks that
powers Of a military gOvernorshp be con.
ferred upon him. as tending to more
thorough conservation Of French interests
in Algeria.
HAVANA, June 7.-Captain Genera! Piel.
tain has issued an order calling on the own.
ers of slaves to furnish 1000 men to work
on a new fort.
Trocha, the commander of the Spanish
forces, was killed in the recent fight in the
Manzanillo jurisdiction.
Advices from Guatemala TO May 30 state
that the President has issued decree
granting religious liberty in the State. A
erected.
CITY OF Mexico. June Mr.. Foster.
the new American minister arrived here
on the twenty seventh ultimo.
Tho foreign priests who were held in Gus.
tody have been expelled from the country.
the government styling them as pernicious
foreigners. The American minister inter.
fered in behalf OF two natura!ized Irish.
men. but President Lerdo de ye;ada refused
TO allow them to remain.
The arrest of these priests is considered
the President TO protect the church party.
He has hitherto been considered as having
a leaning in favor Of the priests. Three
sick foreign priests were allowed to remain
temporarily upon giving bail to leave the
country immediately upon their recovery.
The nuns found on asylum in private
houses. Nearly all OF them are very old.
MarAMoRAs. Mexico. via Brownsville.
Texas. June 1.-The 70: Publt.a. govern.
ment organ. published in this city, IN an ed.
itoriai to-day headed 'Invasion,'' severely
eriticizes General Mackenzie's raid into
Mexico in pursuit Of Kickapoo Indians, de-
the act as an aggression com.
mitted upon nation that is too weak to re.
sent, and intended to serve as a pretext to
seize additional territory. The govern
ment of Mexico is urged to exact !
immediate reparation for this violation of
her sovereignty, and concludes by saying
that if it is not completely il will be found |
that the Mexico Of to-day is not the same |
as Mexico of 1916. 1t is supposed tina: this
article reflects the sentiments of the gov.
received from the City of Mexico |
by telegraph, and is put forward to test the |
feeling of the people Of the frontier Next !
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