New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-10
FOREIGN.
GnDnn Customs Regulation.

n CIRCULAR from the intendentS containing
stringent regulations TO prevent frauds OF
customs revenue. especially on exports
The Spanish .onsuls abroad are instructed
TO forward statistics of cargoes of vessel:
arriving from Cuba. that the same may be
compared with the manitests as declared in
khe Cuban customhouses. The government
proposes to check the evasion of the pay
anent of export duties by introducing a
drawback 81 stem similar to that in custom
service in the United States The certit
cate of Spanish consul will be necessary
s@ prove the legality OF manifest.
sInttcrs in HIexico.
GITs sol MEXICO, May 80, via Havana,
sumo 9.-The articles Of impeachment
brought by General Rlva Palacio against
the President of the republic specify the
violation of several clauses Of the cOnstitu-
ton. Congress. ON the nineteenth instant.
refused to try the charges by vote of l2S
to TO-
Congress had definitely approved the
Plumb International railroad contract
by vote of ll6 to Is. By the
terms of the contract the construction
of the road must he commenced within
three years. The building of this road will
do much to put an end to the border
troubles.
The foundations have been laid for
monument to the memory OF the late Presi-
dent Juarez.
A conhsgratiOn in Minatitlan has des-
trOyed thirty buildings. Many families are
homeless. The total loss is estimated at
$400 900. Slight shocks of earthquake
have been felt at JaliscO. Quicksilver is
still found in abundance in the Y &C .te' az
mines, but the yield is falling off and will
soon he reduced 70 $50 per quintal.
The .tegulnr Troops POwerIess.
MADRID, June 9-There are rumOrs of a
Republican movement in consequence of
recent military events. which prove that the
troops are unable to gain any advantage
over the Carlists.
Army Changes.
General JOvel'ar has gone to Valencia to
1ssuupe command of the army of the centre
Lieutenant General Prime DeRivera will
succeed General JOvellar as Minister of
Was
The BurH,nh Troubles.
CONDOS, June "a dispatch to the Times
from RaDgOon says:
MIR. Forsyth, British envoy to Burmah, has
been instructed to demand of the King an
explanation If the friendly reception given
the Chinese General implicated in the muir
der of Mr.. Margary, the British explorer.
The Burmese are cutting tel graph wires.
Arrival Of the Sultan Of Zanzibar.
The Sultan of Z,nzibar landed at West
minister this evening, and was received by a
guard OF honor lie Will remain In England
month or Two. Inc expenses OF his visit
are betrayed by the British government.
The Spnnish Troubles-The Renublic.ns
and the 1,ar,i.,s.
sSho p..;. ,-,..a,..,, 50 A., M.
Rlluding to the rumors of the X publican
..o,eh;nm ,,'a ',a -, az .;n ."" ;' vi" are
s.t;s ga .h,, ,ha Al,,nsia, rs , - "p"'n a!o
a,"r.h..,s;'"o IN IT, a, 49,, ., han. LII Is
az amhasssJnr -, p.r;s has a" r., s"u opn an
m"mnia;n,s ral.t;vo ~ ,ha ,lInr, mru n,s ~
s..Iia' Is ,i,n $500, :" 'ne 'Vieiabcs oi
,,rotast.d a,.;nst ostan.;bia obar;.' r'.n
the real object of which ia to- raise money
Nn Paris for the Ctrlists.
1t is supposed France will nav less at,en
zion to these comrlaints than formerly. IA
Germany at present takes slight interest," in
she cause of King Alfonso whose govern
ament ia toe weak TO pursue a course agr,,-
able to Germany.