New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-04
FOREIGN.
A Carlist Attack.

CaruSt Att0ck.
LONDON, June 3.-Dispatches from San
Sebastian report that the town has been at
tackled by Carlists in force, and is in a crit
ical situation. Men-of-war have been sent
to protect foreign residents, and reinforce
ments for the garrison are Fastening from
the interior.
EPSON Races.
The race for the Derby stakes, at EPSON
to-day, was won by w. s. Cartwrights ch.
COurOnne de Fer came in second, and Lord
FalmOuth's ch. C. Atlantic third. There
were twenty starters, and the weather was
favorable for the race.
The betting just before the commence
ment of the race for the Derby to-day was
eight to one against George Frederick, four
to one against COurOnne de Fer, and eleven
to one against Atlantic. CourOnre de Fer
is owned by Lord Roseberry, and not by
Sir Talton Sykes. An immense crowd wit
messed the race. In addition to the above
the following named horses ran: Aquilo,
VOlturno, Reverberation, Tipster, Ecossals,
Glenamond. LeOlinus l., Lord Trent, King
of Tyre, Whitehead, Selseabill Sir Arthur,
Rostrevoor, Selford, Sister to Ryshworth.
and Algebra.
Freshet in Hungary.
A dispatch from Vienna to the Standard
reports extensive inundations in the pro-
vince of Banat and elsewhere in Hungary.
Many villages were swept away.
General Election in spain.
PARIS June 2.-1t is reported on good
authority that SerranO will soon order q
| general election in Spain and if the mon
archists are in the majority, he will pro-
pose the enforcement of the Prince of
Asturias under his own regency.
Ledru Rollin ON the Plebiscite.
In the Assembly debate on the election
Cd D~x11 A.
| the principal speech. He denied that the AS
| sembly had any right to alter franchise.
| The present system of general elections
| should not be touched, nor should any other
be substituted therefor. Plebiscitism, which
some invoked, was a parody of universal
suffrage. At this point there were loud
protests from Bonapartist benches, and
fusion was SO great that the speaker could
not be heard for some minutes.
| When the excitement had subsidized he
resumed, alluding to the failure Of the ma
| jOrity to restore the monarchy or even form
a government. He declared that the As
sembly, beng powerless to constitute
monarchy, should maintain a republic,
which had never been seriously tried, and
he concludes by urging speedy dissoiu-
ton of the Chamber.
| Ex-President Theirs to-day received
| deprtatiOn Of Frenchmen from Peru. and
in reply to their address said he believed
in the maintenance of peace, which was in
accordance with the wishes Of Europe.
Proposed Reception of the American PHI.
| grims Vetoed by the Pope.
ROME, June 3-The American and Eng
public reception to the American pilgrims
on their arrival here, and to make other
demonstrations of sympathy, but the Pope
| deprecates such display, as it might cause
disturbance. The people generally sp-
pear Indifferent.
| A Newspaper Banned.
STRAsBURG, June 3.-The German au-
thorities have prohibited the circulation of
the Dir-NeMriene Steele, q newspaper in
Alsace and Lorraine.
Foreign Postage to be Paid in Specie.
HAVANA, June 3.-Payment of foreign
postage in specie has been required since
yesterday.
Sales of Gold.
The Vos de Cuba says the government
contemplates public sales of the gold re-
ceived from revenues. The Vos hopes this
news will restore some quiet to the money
market. There is but little business doing.
Prices of the necessaries of life are more
| than doubled.
Buoy Gut of Place.
The steamship City of Havana, from New
IorK' arrived yesterday envenlng. On the
voyage hither she ran ashore near the
Florida coast, and was Obliged to throw
overheard part Of her cargo to get off.
Captain Philips. of the City Of Havana. re-
ports the buoy marking the shoal six miles
northeast of Cape Florida lighthouse had
shifted nearly mile from it's proper posi-
ton, and this was the cause of his getting
aground.
A MeetiDs-A Denial.
| prprvv Irro q Tho Czor wiI1 ,,,no% ~ a
Emperor of Germany in the middle Of June,
at Ems.
Semi-oficiA1 denial is given to the reports
. | that the candidature of HOhenzellern
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