New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-24
FOREIGN.
Disraeli SDenks.

LONDON, July 23-The Lord Mayor gave
a banquet tonight to her majesty's minis
ters at the Mansion House. Disraeli, an
swering to the toast 'To the Ministry"
said: No one was able to view the state of
Europe with complacency. Every one must
deplore the anarchical condition of some Of
the most favored countries. The friendship
of England was more sought for BY the
leading powers of Europe and America, and
England would use her influence in the
interests OF peace.
Disraeli repudiated the principle that the
country was not to be held responsible in
the many aestions which might arise abroad
affecting the fortunes of the world.
He believed the influence Of England
might now be most etfectually exercised to
reconcile the discordant and distrustful
interest. She might assist distracted cOun-
tries with sympathy and counsel, and re-
sumo position worthy of her former
prestige.
Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased fi48,000 during the past week.
Bullion gone into bank on balance to day,
$50 0OO Proportion Of bank reserve to liza
blity which last week was 447s, is now
EA.
The Lord Mayor a Baronet.
Hon. Lord Mayor of London Andrew
Lusk, has been created BarOnet.
MacMnhOn Speaks.
PARIS, July 23.-President Mac Mahon, in
response to deputatiOn of members of the
Assembly who waited on him to-day, said:
He was no. summond to power in order to
restore either the monarchy or the empire.
His acts proved he would not participate in
| such enterprises. ..
The law which created the Septepnate has
| imposed upon him the task of constituting
| a definite republic. Perriers bill offered
| him nothing but to isolate him from the
| conservatives by whose aid he wished to
| govern, and would deprive him OF much,
| consequently the ministers would declare
| in his name that he rejecled the project.
| In conclusion he expressed the opinion
| that the proclamation of a republic might
disturb order and peace, but II the laws he
| .ked for were voted, the septennate would
| become government calculated to inspire
! confidence and respect.
| LegisiutiOn Demanded by the GOvcrn-
| ment.
| It is now understood that the government
| will to. morrow demand of the Assembly an
| adoption of the laws referred to by the
| President, viz: The constitutional bill,
! drawn up by tie committee Of thirty, to-
| gether with three additional measures pro-
posed by the Minister OF the Interior to
| that committee on the tenth instant.
The Bouapnrtfsts Want the Assembly
| Dissolved.
It is said that the Bonapartist deputies
will introduce motion for the dissolution
| of the Assembly.
| Defeat of Periere's Bill-A Motion to Dis
| solve.
In the Assembly to-day M. Casmir Pc
| riere's bill was rejected, the vote upon it
standing 1893 yeas to 374 nays. Immediately
after the vote NJ. Leon de Malville (moder-
to Republican, submitted motion for a
| dissolution of the Chamber, supported by
the signatures Of 300 members.
Items from the Front.
MADRID, July 23.-Brigader General
Pinto has defeated detachment of Don
Alfonso's army at Salvanete, delivering 700
OF the prisoners taken by the Carlists at
Cuenca, and capturing eight officers. The
Carlist loss was heavy.
The Carilsts shot 100 republican prisoners
at Olot.
The government has ordered contribu-
tons to be levied on the partisans of Don
Carlos.
The property of. Carlist residents in
Cuenca has been seized to indemnity the
relatives of the killed.
During the siege the Carlists shot every
| tenth man of the volunteer battalion cap
tured to Cuenca.
The prefect of Cuenca announces that
thirty-tour bodies of Republicans murdered
| BY the Carlists, we're found in house in
that town, mutilated so horribly as to be
beyond recognition.
The Epoca says Don Carlos invited Ca
brera to accept position in his army.
Cabrera replied he could never make COM
mon cause with criminals aud fanatics.
Funds on Hand.
The Impartial says Senior Camocho, Min
ster OF Finance, informed the Council of
Ministers he has sufficient funds on hand to
arm l25 900 reserves and meet the ordinary
requirements of the state until September
next.
| Army Movements.
General Dominguez is in command of the
Republican army in Catalonia.
General Pavia will soon take the field in
Central Spain with l4,Ooo men and thirty
guns.
The Carlfsts Wake up German Wratil.
BERLIN, July 23-Tne North German
Gazette says, in reference to the recent out
: | RACES bv the Carlisle, Germany, in behalf
of outraged European civilization will seek
and find means to teach the Carlists that
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