New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-16
FOREIGN.
The Spanish Reply TO Orders from tho
Vatican.

The Spanish Reply TO Orders from the
Vatican.
ROME, October l4.-The Spanish note in
reply to the Vatican is conciliatory. The
ministry explain that they were defeated.
They will make every effort to establish an
understanding, but can not foretell what
will be the Cortes' solution of the question.
The clause of the constitution establishing
religious liberty must be maintained. The
note asks the Vatican to consent to settle
ment upon as broad basis as possible.
An Explanation.
MADRID, October 15.-The Epoca, of this
city, has an editorial article explain story of
the note recently sent to the Vatican. The
note, the Epoca says, points to the religious
condition of Europe, and makes the deduc-
ton that Spain can not be exceptional. 1t
expressed wish to negotiate for the modi-
fcation of some of the articles of the
concordat of 1851, which can never be ex-
ecuted.
A Defeat of the Insurgents.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October l5.-The fol-
lowing news is official: A force of 2O0O in
surgents has been defeated by the Turks.
One hundred and sixty were killed, the
rest took refuge in Montenegro. Seventeen
villages hitherto strongly insurgent sub
mitted to Turkish authority.
The Uitramontanes In Bavaria.
MUNICH, October ia violent debate
occurred in the Bavarian Chamber of
Deputies on the address introduced on the
eighth instant, by the Ultramontane party,
calling for the dismissal of the ministry.
Deputy Freilag, Ultramontane, reproached
the government with displaying insufficient
independence in its relations with the i'm
perial government. He stated also that if
the government displayed less fear of being
domineered, they would easily find allies in
the federal council In opposition to Prussia.
II lin
ceased speaking because of the insults of
the opposite side. Finally. the address was
passed by vote of 79 to 76.
Gales on the British Coast.
LONDON, October 15.-There were heavy
gales around the coasts of Great Britain
yesterday. The telegraph has already an
nouneed the wreck of several coasters and
the loss of number of lives.
Satisfactory Guarantees from China.
Minister Wade telegraphs the foreign
office from Pekin, October z, that he has
Obtained satisfactory guarantees from the
Chinese government.
Monetary.
The amount of bullion on hand in both
the issue and the banking departments of
the Bank of England at the close of bust
ness yesterday was about f25, OPS, ,000
or fl ,330, 600 less than last week and
900 less than the week ending Sep
tenn DER 0U.
There has been further withdrawal of
specie to day to the extent of fSS,OOO The
proportion of reserve to liability has stead
lily decreased and is now thirty five and o
quarter per cent, as against forty and one
eighth last week and fOrty-eight and five
eighths the week before.
Burned Mt Sea.
Advices received here announce the
Dutch ship William Poolman, Captain
VOlck, from Newcastle, for Portland,
Oregon. was totally destroyed by fire at
eea. The crew was saved.
Tho French Election.
PARIS, October I5-LArcren,ent believes
that the French election, will be fixed for
December 90.
Arrest of a Carlist Chief.
The French authorities have arrested the
Carlist chief Gamundi Ossaunglio.
Simeoni's Beretta.
King Alfonso delivered the beretta to
Mgr. Slmeoni to-day.