Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-17

Bilboa.
Don Carlos is at To Lusa, with the
main body OF his forces.
The political situation at Madrid con-
tinues critical. The opposition press
violently denounces the new Ministry's
large loans, and show other signs of dis
content.
New ambassadors are appointed to
! Vienna. Lisbon and Berlin.
/ The Government has issued manifesto
Of which All as Minister Of Foreign Affairs
is the author. They solicit the support of
all sections, declare they will only use
their power to repel unjustifable agrees
sion, pledge all of their efforts to the ex-
tinction of the Carlists, promise to make
known the true state of the Treasury,
and iniorce strict integrity and rigid
economy in the administration Of the
revenue.
VERSAILLES, May 1.-THE hall of the
National Assembly is crowded to-day, in
anticipation of an exciting session. EX-
President Theirs occupied a seat as del
.gate. The Due de Borglie introduced
his project for creating a second cham
Der, and read O memorial report on the
subject of the services of President Nc
Mahon to the country, which was warm
ly praised. He then pointed out the
necessity of strengthening his hands,
appealing to the members of the Assem-
bly, by saying, ''you are unwillingto con-
stitute defnitive republic. We don't
ask you if your conscience prevents it
| Gmurmers from the benches of the Left |
We advise you to continue to be true to
partisanship for some years, but you
must give the President means for the
protection and reinsurance OF society and
commerce. The report read describes
the new chamber which is to be called
the Grand Comcie, the members of which
are to receive no salary. When De
Borglie concluded there were renewed
protests from the Lett. Amid scene of
wild excitement, the bill was read and
referred TO the Committee of Thirty.
No further business could be transacted
on account of the confusion, and the
Assembly adjourned
PARIS, May 15.-This evening the ex-
IRENE Right rejected all the proposals of
the Cabinet for compromise of the
question of an immediate debate on the
electoral law, and the position of the
Ministry is considered one of difficulty.
The Moniteur reports nearly a success
full conclusion Of the negotiations for the
restoration of diplomatic relations be
tween France and Mexico. Outrey vii
be appointed French Minister at tn
City of Mexico when the negotiation
are completed.
, LONDON, May 10. - The Standard
Paris special says if the Ministry is de
feated, Buffit, President of the Assem-
Y bly,, will probably be called upon to forr
=. the new Cabinet.
Y PARIS, May l5.-As II compromise 0
9 the disputed question of the priority 0
; the electrol law over the municipal bill
o the Right proposes to the Government
8 that it shall declare the electoral law ar
e plicable to the municipal elections an
: consent that the municipal bill shall fol
# low the first reading of the electoral bill
l., The result of the proposal is yet uu
II know, but if no arrangement is made
8 the Ministry will adhere to its announce
purpose of making motion for the in
@ mediate discussion of the electoral law
d and making it a Cabinet question.
G MELBOURNE, May 15.-The treaty 70
Y the establishment of British protect
% crate over the Fiji Islands stipulates tn
g. assumption, by England, of all the inar
d cial liabilities. Thepayment to the Kin
J. of pension of $4,000 a year. Th
" various native chiefs to recognize III
s. British Government as chief owner
ne lands which are to be opened to settlr
of ment by foreigners within year.
lie PARIS, May Is. - Baron Henri d
be Frianeste, the sculptor, is dead.
n BERLIN, May l5,-It appears from 81
be Petersburg advices that it was Primo
re Nicholas, nephew of the Emperor, il
i'd stead of the Duke Nicholas, his hrothe
of who was recently arrested there. I'll
.ir young man it seems gave his mother
d. diamonds to an actress. The pole
al traced the jewels and the Emperor r
ed fused to interfere in the course of Il
wv law.
ST. PETERSBURG. May l5.-News hi
on been received here of a conspiracy late
,e- discovered at Khokan. Several Of Il
m participants were executed. The obie
OF the conspirators is not stated.
ed BAYoNNE, May 15.-General Elios hi
8 o retired from the position of Chief of Sta
he of Don Carlos. General Dorregary su
ceeds him.
BERLIN, May 15,-Bismarck goes
his estate at Varsen tomorrow.
c. MADRID, May 16.-The governme
has called into active service forty bat,
y, ions Of the reserve.
W. PARIS, May 16.--Gabrlel Charles Ola
" rie, the painter, is dead.
- The vote on the question of the prio
=. ty of discussion of the electoral bill, W
=. taken in the National Assembly ii
. ,'. afternoon, and resulted tn the defeat
=! the government by ca votes. The Mi
" listers thereupon rendered their resign
tons to President McMahon.
LONDON Nav 16-The Tinoao no