New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-10

solution will be presented lin the chamber
1t the earliest opportunity. ss-2
The left centre ia datermined to have
settlements Of the question, republic or dis
solution, before the August adjournment.
International Conference On Cholera.
VIENNA, june 9.-An International con-
ference. to discuss measures to prevent the
spread of cholera and for the regulation of
quarantine. and to studythe causes of that
disease, will meet here on the fifth proximo.
AL European p0wera have accepted invi-
.tations to send delegates. .....
Exchange 0Mces GssDed II Havann.
HAVANA, June 9-Tho exchange offices
were closed, to-day. The proprietOrs of
some of them have given up business and
returned their licenses. The closing Of these
offices causes much incOnv nvenience to the
public, a. there are now no places at
which to buy specie in. small sums to pay
postage and telegraph tolls. 1aa -.. .,-sa.
; -Gahan Riaanees.
:. The Dtario today statsgrthat the govern
meut has fnlly resolved not to issue, any
mora bank bills on account Of the treasury,
but it can not disregard peremptory finance
demands made upon II m the forthcoming
campaign against the Insurgents, and to
I'd the amount Of 5000, 900 at eight per
cent interest, to be funded in six months
ald secured on incomas from the Havana
!. Gold brokers have been ordered to report
al transactions With prices and amount of
gold bought or sold. uEAilure to comply
with the order is to be punished with heavy.
fines and impEisonmant.- The principal
banking houses buying and selling gold arc
required to place on their doors daily
bulletin Of the current rstes.
From the Seat Of war.
MADRID, June9.-The latest advices from
the scene of war in the north state that the
forces are concentrating in intrenched posi-
tions about PuAtrs LIE Reina, in Navarro.
The main body of the republican army y
delays the battle. ThA- -Csrlist diversion
toward Arragon was frustrated by the re-
LONDON June 9.lA dispatch from Bonn
bay SAYS that the wet season has fairly sot
in, rains heavy, and thoreis much rejoicing
at tho prospective beneficial effects upon
Insurreetien Queiled.
The insurrection of Fec has been quelled.
The Sultan's troops on the ninth ultimo
opened heavy cannunx00 on the town and
kept it up several hoafso Many houses and :
stores were burned. E.T0v
The troops afterward entered and sacked
. portion Of the town. Ninety inhabitants
were Killed. 1no IOos III troOpS was
trihing. The insurgents gave up the fight
and submitted, and t1e" Sultan granted
them amnesty. ..tt g
"a Policy OF the Left. "a.
The Times correspondent at Paris tele-
graphs that it is expected that NJ. Duf0u-
rein, in few days, will ask the Committee
on Constitutional Laws to come to 2 vote ON
the first article Of the bill introduced in
1873, providing that the govern ment con-
sist of o Senate, Chamber of Represents
tives and President Of the Republic.
If the committee rejects the article the
left centre will move the Assembly to refer
q similar proposition to q new commission.
Should this fail, the left centre, as last
resort, will move tho dissolution of the As
| sembly. In the event OF any adverse votes.
| the deputies who belong to all sections OF
the left may possibly resign en- masse.
Military Movements In spain.
The correspondent of the Times, in a let
| ter to that journal from Victoria, Spain,
| says Marshal Concha is moving against the
Carlists in Navarro with every available
means. ..r. 5..9-
General Dorregary, commander of the
| Carlists is already in good position. I'm
| portant action is expected to take place
| soon.
| The Times on Spanish Affairs.
| The Times, in an editorial article com
menting upon the communication recently
sent to various powers by the Spanish gov
ernment, says it is limited that the time ap,
proaches when the Spanish government
must be received in the pale of nations on
| terms of equality.
| II it be proved that the Carlist Generals
are incapable Of keeping the enemy at bay
| likely to collapse. The limit of Carlist
strength on Carlist ground is pretty well
defined, and when the national army re-
sumes operations it is not likely to encOun-
ter resistance.
These more cheerful prospects justify
the Spanish government in making an ap-
peal to the public opinion Of the world.
and should Serrano maintain himself and
establish de factO government, we know
of no reason why it should not be recog-
pized in the same manner as MacMahOn's.