New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-03
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LONDON, December "a Da;iy Nescs
special from Madrid gives the contents Of
the recent SpaDssh note to the United
States. Spain promises the gradual emaa-
cipation Of slsves in Cnbs, increased freq
dom of commerce, besides foreigners, when
arrested, ST tall have an immediate hearing.
and legal redress shall be obtsinAble f0r
Another special to the same journal fays
that great anxiety exists in Madrid regard
ing the reception of the note at Washing
ton, as it embodies Spain's ultimstum.
sl..... Failures.
Yesterday was settling day at the Stock
Exchange. There were rather more failures
than usual; the largest was that of Brax-
giotti Brothers, stock and share brokers.
Their liabilities are estimated at $3.50, 700.
There were also five other failures of less
Importance.
The Weather.
The weather in this vicinity is cold and
snowy.
A Russian Victory.
A Reuter- telegram, dated KhokAnd, No
vember 80, says: Notwithstanding their re-
cent defeat at Namaghan the Kiptschaks
Marin and Syrdaria rivers in large num-
bers. Their headquarters were at BaIyk-
tochi, where they had concentrated to the
number OF 10000.
The Russians under General Skobeleff at-
tackled the former on November "a. The
Kiptschsks were defeated with Immense
loss. The Russian tro0ps, after the victory,
returned to Namsghsn.
Ii is believed that security is re-estAb-
ished on the right bank of the Syrdaria.
The Prince Of Wales.
BOMBAY, December 2.-The Prince of
Wales and suite have arrived at Handy.
ReorsanizIng the Spanish Army.
MADRID, December 2.-The cabinet eouu-
Gil decided upon the formation of two ar
mics of five divisions each-one In Navarro
under General Martinez, the other in the
Basque provinces under General QueeadA.
The New Spanish Cnblnet.
| The changes in the Cabinet went into
effect to-day. The following ministers took
the oath of Office before the King: Canoyas
del Castillo, as President of the Ministerial
| Council; Calderon COllantes, ~ Mipieter Of
Foreign Affslcs; Martin Herria, ~ Minister
| of Justice; Toreno, a., Minister Of Public
Works. The other heads OF departments
remain unchanged. C0llantes was offered
the mission to Rome, but decliaed it, being
unable to leave the city on account Of
domestic affairs. He was then transferred
from the ministry of Justice to that of for
eign affairs.
Proposed Reforms.
BERLIN, December 2.-It is reported that
Austria has sent draft of reforms to be
recommended to the Porte and to the capi-
tails. Russia will reply on Gortschakof's
return to st. Petersburg.
Turkeys Protest.
1t is stated thLt Turkey protests ener-
getically against Montenegro taking part
with Herzegovina, and that the powers
support her protest.
An Appropriation for the CentennInl.
The federal council has passed resolu-
tion adding 10Q, 600 marks to the sum al.
ready allotted to facilitate and promote the
display of German products at the Phila-
delphia exhibition.
Disabled.
The Pauline Virginie De Jagot is reported
disabled.
Specie Increase.
PARIS, December 2.-Specie has increased
$500, 900 francs in the Bank Of France.
Surrender Of Turkish Garrfsen.
VIENNA. December 2.--Eclavonic reporta
state the Turkish garrison At Garousko, C0n
sisting of two battslone, have sufrsn
dered.
Quiet Reians.
ST. THOMAS, November l0.--The German
steamer Augusta, from Laguayra, repossa
everything quiet. Nothing new about the
Dutch imbr0glio.
In Distress.
HAVANA, December 2.--The steamer Gin
bora, from Galveston for Liverpool, i here
in distress. The nature of the trouble i
not stated. a
Success Of the Egyptian Trssps.
ADEN, December 2.-The Egyptian tro0pl
have occupied the districts Of Juba a6d
Kisneayo, disarmed the Zanzibar for0es
and hoisted the Turkish flag.