New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
EOREIGN.
Victory for the Qarlisss.


lONDOE, December IA telegram from
Carlist sources says General Despullotes,
commanding large body of government
troops in Valencia. has been totally de-
featet by the Csrlists, and was obliged to
retreat 20 Morella, with the loss of sixty
live killed and wounded and 40 prisoners.
Emma Mine.
Mr.. ToOEe. The secretary Of the Emma
Mining Company. having refused to pro-
duce the books and papers OF the concern
before the special examiner, Vice ChanceI-
lof Malins, on behalf Of Mr.. Askew, peti
toner for the winding up of the company.
has ordered their production, remarking
that the ease was one requiring Mvestiga-
ton, and it would be scahdaious to the ad-
lniListgaticn Of justice if the petition had
not she remedy sought; that the principles
which might apply in winding up a bona
tiGe going concern could not apply to q
company which has suddenly broken down
s'teT enormous sums have been obtained
FROM the shareholders upon the faith Of
statements which to all appearances were
.t;eT!T untrue.
The Loss Of the Plata.
The Messrs. Siemens write to che Tones
explaining the loss Of the steamer Plata.
They say that the heavy sea which carried
two boats away, also tore out their lavits,
thus causing openings to be made inside Of
the steamer. Through which the water came
in sufficient quantities to extinguish the
fires and when the machinery had ceased TO
work the ship was helpless.
Won Arnisn's Trial.
L. is stated that the trial of Won A,nm
has been indefinitely postponed.
Mac cMahOn's Message.
PARIS, December 4.-The newspaper or
gans OF the republican party think tb at the
message OF President MacMahOn to the
Assembly is directed against the legiti-
mists, while the journals published in the
interests Of the conservatives believe it is
pointed toward the radicals. The public.
generally. is tayOrably impressed by the
message.
MacNlahos's Message Delivered t. the
Assembly.
The message Of President Macsiahon was
delivered to the Assembly this afternoon
Tne President sayt: 'Order has been
maintained throughout the country. The
relations with foreign governments are ON
an excellent footing. France has shown
firm determination to respect treaties. and
has gained tho increased confidence of her
neighbors. No foreign power now doubts
hey desire to maintain pacific relations with
all nations. The financial position of
the country has sensibly improved at
uOLlc. AEdNk W - XOOu NaFVe6I, agra
cultural production has reached an
unprecedented figure. The export trade
has never been 50 considerable az during
the last four months. Everything now
favors the expectation that these most sat
IsfactOrv sesults will be at least equaled in
1876" The President insists strongly on the
necessity Of definite legislation with regard
to the constitutional powers. and continues
as follows: "lncessantly agitated by
propaganda Of the most perniciOus doc
trines, the country asks you 20 guarantee,
by measures OF wise foresight. the regular
action Of the public powers during the
period Vt stability. which you promised
France. You will shortly examine these
grave questions. and an understanding, l
hope, will be arrived at. l shall rot decline
any share OF the responsibility, nor will the
intervention OF my government be wanting.
| wish to stats how I understand nv
duties toward the Assembly and the coun-
try. did not accept power to serve the
aspirations OF any party. I only pursue the
work Of social defense and national res
torat:on. II IS my ardent desire to have
the support Of men of good will--those
whose personal preferences bow before the
present necessities OF the sacred cause of
country. claim their support in the name
OF France. whose welfare and greatness 1
have alone IN view. Nothing will discour-
age me in the accomplishment of the task
It is my duty not to desert the post in
which you have placed me; TO occupy it up
{" the las: day with unshaken frmness and
seTroIl"Is respect Tor law
The Pope Stubborn.
Eo"f.. Dece ember i.--The Pope has atsa
iUttl. refused to recommend the bishops
imprisoned IN Erazi: 10 resign .heir sees as
a iueasUT. for Tie reconciliation Of theiy dill
terences with the government ~ NAT coun
tr:.
Concha's Latest Eiict.
EA.aSA, Dcce uber 3.--Captain Genera!
Concha has issued circular which IS
published in the official Gazette. 1t is ad
dressed to the Governors and Lleutenunt
Governors or the island. and enjoins on
them the utmost vigilance in seeing that
the agents of the government promptly
arrest all person. who individually or
collectively originate or disseminate false
news calculated to produce distrust and
alarm and thereby affect the price OF gold.
Ordered se Quit.
BaCssEts, December 4.-Yermisch. for.