The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-06-18

in some Instances. II. Lefranc. Deputy Of
the Left. was arrested bat subsequently, re-
/ leased. A tumnlt arose and n Gambetta
was again insulted. The police cleared the
railroad station and occupied It the entire
afternoon.
In the Assembly, n. BsZ demanded an
inquiry into these serious proceedings which
the government promised 70 institute.
Oathe return Of the deputies from Nersail-
les, Count st. Roix struck II. Gambctta across
the face with q stick, for which he was
promptly arrested.
During the session this evening the ex-
citement among the members became IN
tense. Parliamentary business was much
impeded.
The municipal council Of Bordeaux has
been suspended for having permitted pub
lie demonstration Of hostility to the govern
ment.
LONDON, June 12.-The Ontario car works,
including the wood and blacksmith shop,
engine house, car materials, tools and ma
chinery, were burned this morning. They
were well insured.
PANS, June 1s.-In the Assembly to-day,
the second reading Of the municipal cleo
ton bill was concluded.
n. Malleville, Of the Left Centre, asked
the government to inform the House what
course it intended to pursue toward the
Bonapartists who ignored or defied the-de-
cisions of the Assembly.
n. Belmont Of the Left Centre, called
attention to the statement made yesterday
by NJ Foustan, CD Minister Of the Interior,
relative to the recent disturbance, and said
that the statement implied that the police
and tho Radical deputies were equally to
blame. The Minister who made the state
ought net to be retained in Office another
moment. The government was culpable IN
not removing him. On the part OF the
Left, he pointed to the long Immunity from
government interference, which the Bona
partlsts' journal, La Pays, had enjoyed, and
declared that Foustan was unworthy of
confidence.
NJ. Foustan replied that he declined to
retract anything he had said in the Assem-
bly,, and should await the result of the In
curry which had been ordered into the re-
cent disturbance. In conclusion, he assured
the Assembly that the Ministry were de-
termined to make President McMahon's
authority respected.
NJ. Belmont moved vote of censure
against the Ministry, which was rejected by
a vote of 377 to 326.
About the time of the return Of the Par
liamentry train to Paris this evening, a
large number of people began to assemble
around the station, but the crowd was soon
dispersed by the police, and there was no
disturbance on the arrival Of the Deputies.
The Bonapartists' propaganda is very nc
tive, especially in the barracks.
It is considered certain that NJ st. Croix,
in striking NJ. Gambetta yesterday, acted
in accordance with a pre-arranged plan Of
the party leaders to provoke duel
Copies of the La Pays were seized by the
police this evening, as soon as they were
Issued.
The Left Centre is reported as still hope
fui of union with portion OF the Right
Centre and the formation of a Ministry I'M
der the Duke d'Afret Pasquier.
MADRID, JUNE 13.-Senor Seabola, Presi-
dent of the Ministry, has authorized the
generals commanding the national forces in
the north to grant pardons to convicts who
give in their submission to the government.
Senior Mantillo, whose appointment as
Minister to the United States was some
time ago announced, and afterward contra
dicted, has been ordered to proceed TO
Washington without delay.
The Carlists have shot two officers who
mutinied at Durango.
MADRID, July 16.-Rumors of the evac-
uation of EsteIlaby the Carlists are not con-
irmed. Gen. Concha is preparing to at
tack the town Immediately at three differ
ent points.
LONDON, June i0.-In the Cabinet coun-
Gil held previous to the sitting Of the As
sembly, Gen. Cissey and Others urged
President Mcmahon to send message to
the Assembly reminding it Of its promise
to organize this power; but many Of the
Ministry were adverse to such action.
PARIS, June 16.-The Assembly was
crowded with Deputies and spectators to-
day.
n. Casemier Percer introduced a consti-
tutional bill prepared by the Left Centre
and the government. Its consideration he
, declared urgent. he said the country de-
manded the termination of its provincial
state, and urged union against,the Bona
partists and demagogues. The speaker
} was frequently interrupted by the Right
J and warmly applauded by the Left.
PARIS, June 16.-M. Lamboret de St.
Croix, supported by all the members of the
! Right Centre, submitted a bill providing
that McMahon's powers be confined, with
} the title Of President of the Republic; that
a second Chamber be organized; that the
right to dissolve both chambers be con-
ferred on Mcmahon; and that his successor
be appointed by the two chambers in con-
vention. This bill was referred to a COM
mittee Of thirty, together with that of the
Left Centre. The exact result of the sit
ting Is that the committee of thirty now
have received an imperative mandate fore
J ing them to promptly organize either the
septenate, without prOclaiming the Repub-
lie or Constitution, or declare for a definite
Republic under the Presidency of Mcmahon
1t is probable that the commission will
organize a septenate, and the assembly will
ratify its decision, otherwise the majority
hitherto with the government will shift TO
the Lett, which, in all probability, would
cause Mcmahon to resign. It is not un-
likely that in consequence Of yesterdays
proceedings some of the ministers will re-
sign, but there will be no absolute ministc-
rial crisis.
The Markets.
/ LIVERPOOL, June 10--Noon. -Cotton duh
but easier; uplands SID; Orleans s3k081<d
i LIVERPOOL, june 16--3 p M.-Cotfon dull
and easier; uplands SID; Orleans 836C1811<d;
sales 10000 bales; for speculation and export
1000 bales.
NEW YoRK. June 16-Noon. Cotton weak;
uplands 1755sc; Orleans 1870.
NEW YoRK, June 1O-2P. M-cot.on quiet:
middling Orleans 1910; middling Alabama
leci middling uplands TIC; low middling
I7c; strict good ordinary 10 &c; good ordinary
Ice; ordinary 14l(c; futures strong; June nc;
July II 1-l0c; August II 7-l61171<c; Sep
TENDER IS 5-16@15ssSc; sales for future deliy-
cry II, 400 bales.
NEw York. June l6-3 P. n. Gold closed
at 111L.
GALVESTON, juno 10.-Cotion easy; good
ordinary 1515zc; middling 17I<c.
Gold 11Os<.
NEw ORLEAEs June 10.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged; middling upIands rye
sales $50 bales
Exchange 4004l bank 48; sight &c. Pre-.
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