The Portland daily press., 1874-07-24
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A Sensible speech NV Castelar,

MADRID, July 22.-Senor CASTELAR, delivered
speech TO day, in which he declared that the
programme of his party demanded the estab
lishment OF the conservat We republic. Ex-
treme Republican theories only divided them
from the liberals, who were their best allies.
The CarIist Wnr.
The Carlists shot every tenth man of the
volunteer battalions captured at CueBca.
Gene. al Dominique is in command of the
Republican arm in Catalonia. General Pavia
VIII soon take the field In central Spain with
$4,000 men and thirty guns.
Carlist Barbarities.
The Prefect of Cuenca announces that "a
bodies of Republicans Murdered bv the Carlisls
were found IN house in that town mutilated
SO horribly as to be uurecognizable. The
Epoca says that Don Carlos has invited CABRERA
to accept position in his army and that Ca
brera replied that he would never make COM
mon cause with cannibas and fanatics. The
Imperial says that Senior Camanchc, Minister
OF tlhance, has informed the council of minis
tiers thai he has sufficient fluids on hand to arm
125,OU0 reserves and to meet the ordinary re-
qulrements OF the state until September
next.
The Recent CarIist Outrage.
BERLIN. July 23l.-The North German
Gazette says III ref-reuce To the recent outrases
by the Carlists: "Germany in behalf of ont
ragged European civilization, will seek ane ind
means TO teach the Carlists that the murder of
a captured German shall not remain unpun
ished.
Another Royal Beygar Provided For.
LONDON, July 90 In the House of Com mons
this ev mug Dsrael moved tor an annual
grant to Prince Leopold of $4,000. He euo-
glzed the Intellec ual aud scientific attainments
OF Tue Prince, whose health, he SAID, prevented
him from adopting profession.
Mr.. Gladstone seconded the motion.
Mr.. Taylor, member for Leicester, made a
brief speech, protesting against the grant
DISrapl'S mptOn then adj oil
unanimously
Motion for Dissolution.
PARIS, July 23.-In the Assembly to-day
Casimer PererS bill was rejected by 333 yeas to
314 nays. immediately after the vote Leon de
MailevIlle, moderate Republican, submitted
notloa for the dissolution of the chamber sup
ported by the signatures of 300 members.
The Assembly rejected MaeVIle's motion
by $40 yeas to $40 nays. A long and excited
debate preceded the discussion ON Perier's bill.
Lambert, De Sainte and Croix opposed the bill,
and advocated his own counter project Per
ier spoke in support of his measure, declaring
it the duty of all good citizens TO rally to the
republic which was the only possible govern
ment for France. He said the present sys EN-
combined tie weakness of provisional state of
affairs and evils Of dictatorship
Due de Broglie replied replied to Perier He
criticised the republican Institutions, which he
declared did not guarantee the country against
the Bonapartists. He SAID that there was no
rear Oh President Mcmahon executing a COUP
d-etac.
Jules Dupdnro said the bill would increase
the power. President McMahon's loyalty was
wei known but the struggle of the nation
should deyend upon its instl utlons and not on
s ngle man.
General de Cissey read a communication an
nounc:ng the oppostisn of the government to
the bill 1t set forth that the only object of
the bill Was the proclamation of defnitive re-
public which, inexpedient as it was, would sat-
lsty only one party The government ex
the adoption of laws demanded by The present
condition of affairs. leaving the country free to
determine their own destiny at the expiration
of seven years of President McMahon's admin
iStration.
A Celebrated Case Decided.
MONTREAL, July 23-Intelligence is re-
ceived that the celebrated Gulbord case has
been settled before the Privy Council in Eng
land, in favor OF the widow of the dece ased.
The case arose from refusal of Cat holic
bishop to allow GuIbord to be buried on con
secrated ground because h was member of
the institute Canadian, an interdicted socie ty.
The plea was that Guibord owulng lot in the
Catholic cemetery had the civil ght to be bur-
led IN 1t. The case was taken through the
courts there and finally TO ENGLAND