New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-16
FOREIGN.
The Gar in England.

State banquet last night to the Car and
Grand Duke Alexis. The Prince and
Princess Of Wales, Duke and Duchess OF
Edinburgh, and other members of the royal
family and Gladstone and Disraeli, with
all the members of the Cabinet were pres
ent.
The Gear will 90 to Buckingham Palace
at noon to. day, and will probably visit the
Empress Eugene next Sunday.
The Car and party reached Buckingham
Palace at noon from Windsor Castle. I'm
mense crowds lined the route Of procession
from PaddingtOn station to the palace.
The Gear, Prince of Wales, Grand Duke
Alexis and the Duke Of Edinburg occupied
one carriage, and Prince Arthur, the Prin-
cess of Wales and Duchess of Edinburg
another. The latter was cheered vehe
mently, because it has been understood
lately that there was some bitterness be.
tween her and the Prince Of Wales in rela.
ton to question of rank.
The New spanish Nlioistry.
A letter to the Times from Paris Gays:
at is the impression here that the new
Spanish ministry will shortly exhibit AL
fonsist tendencies. UnquestiOnably alarge
proportion of the better classes of Spaniards
look forward to the enforcement of the
Prince of the Asturias as offering the best
chance of prosperity in Spain, despite the
strong doubts existing whether he possesses
qualities fitting him for the duties Of a
sovereign"
Broglie Folio owing in Theirs Footsteps.
The Times correspondent at Paris, in a
letter to that journal published this morn
ing, says: 1.-The Duke de Broglie. French
Minister of the Interior, will to day present
to the National Assembly bill for the for
nation of an upper chamber. 1t is a
curious fact that the mere presenting OF that
measure was the real cause Of the downfall
of Theirs. In many respects the two pro-
.jects differ, but strange analogy consists
in the fact that now, as under Theirs, the
government is resolved to organize su-
preme power, which meets the same adver-
saries and is confronted by the irritated
right which will not allow it to effect that
de BrOglie is said to have declared that he
will not remain in Office"
The Election Bill.
PARIS. Nav l5.-The Duke De Broglie
accepted challenge of the left and ex-
treme right on the electoral bill, and will
make the motion for its immediate discus
sion Cabinet question.
Dead.
Baron Henri De Triquet, celebrated
French sculptor, is dead.
Carlos Chief Of STAFF.
BAYoNNE, May l5-General Elio has re-
tired from the position Of chief of staff to
Don Carlos, and has been succeeded by
Dorregary.
All About Some Missing Diamonds.
BERLIN, May l5.-A dispatch is published
in which no names are mentioned, b1t
which leaves the inference that the Grand
Duke Nicholas was arrested in cOnseq quence
of the disappearance of certain diamonds.
British Protectorate Over the Fejees.
MELBOURNE, Australia, May 15.-ln the
treaty for the establishment of British
protectorate over the Fejee Islands it is
stipulated that Great Britain shall assume
all financial liabilities and pay the king
$4,000 per annum, with other pensions to
various native chiefs; recognize the ruling
chief as owner of lands which are to be
open to settlement by foreigners within the
year.
Spanish Items.
MADRID, May l5.-Gene raj Concha is
pushing forward to occupy the passes be-
tween Biscay and the JulupescO valley
Many inhabitants are leaving BilbOa.
Don Carlos is at Tolosa with the main
body of his forces.
The political situation in Madrid con
tinues critical.
The opposition press violently denounces
the new ministry.
Large towns show signs of discomfort.
New ambassadors have been appointed
at Vienna, Lisbon and Berlin.