New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-24
FOREIGN.


| NEW 1ORk, november -f-Ih6 Pans
| Liberte, received by last European ma l.,
| says Don Carlos on the twenty second O. @ =
| tober was in a house ten miles from Pampe.
| luna, when Saballs arrived in a carriage,
| accompanied by the mayor of Bierrietz who
| continues TO intervene IN a most tlagrant
| manner in the at airs of the neighboring
country,
A French functionary obtained an audi
enret when Saballs threw himself at the feet
| of Don Carlos and asked secret audience.
| 1t lasted twenty-five minutes, when Don
| Carlos called the chief OF his escort and de-
| manded squad of seven men and a ser
geaIt The eight rnen surrounded Sabalis,
| galioped with him 10 Estella, with orders 70
contine him in cell of the municipal prison
and prevent his communication with any
| one.
American War Vessels.
MADRID, November 23.-The United
States trigate Congress has been ordered
home. The Franklin, Alaska and Juniata
| are to proceed to Lisbon.
Assurances OF Peace.
Senior CASTELAR, has had an assurance
from Minister Gushing that the peace exist
ing between the two countries will not be
disturbed.
CampOs ut Madrid.
General MARTINEZ Campos has arrived a.
Madrid 10 consult with the Cabine. in re.
g ard to the war.
The Prnssian Press Laws Rejected.
BERLIN, Novem Der 23 The Federal Coup-
Gil has rejected the Prussian proposition for
coercive press laws.
Choosing the Senate.
PARIS, November 23-Le Monite,u saws
it is thought the portion Sf the Senate 20 be
chosen by .he Assembly will be chosen
Monday, but the government will propose
a dissolution December Is.
The Electoral Bill.
10 the Assembly, to-day, the debate on
the third reading of the electoral bill, be-
gan. All the amendments to the first clause
in regard to the terms of residence REQ lired
for voters, which were agreed to or the
eighth and ninth instant, were today re-
jected, and the clause was definitely adopt
ed as originally submitted.
The right centre has held q meeting and
resolved to Introduce o resolution with
view to modifying the vote of the eleventh
lnstsnt, on the fourteenth clause of the bill
by which the Scrntin a'arroAai basement was
adopted, as the method Of voting.
All the amendments 20 the electoral hill
were agreed upon in the Assembly, except
the eighth and ninth, which were rejected
The right centre have resolved to oppose all
the amendments offered by the left and lett
centre with the view to modifying the vote
by which the Scrtttif d'arrondiSSement was
adopted as method of voting.
In the Assembly today the debate on the
third reading of the electoral bill was con-
tinued. NJ. Barthe, the moderate Republi-
can, moved an amendment tprbidding the
government from suggesting candidates to
the electors. The amendment was rejected
by vote of 3il yeas to 3lS nays,
Nj. Picard and other deputies endeavored
to elicit declaration from the government
as to whether 1t repl dates the system Of
official candidatures. Ministers Dufaure
and Buffet evaded the question, the latter
saying he could not add anything to his
previous explanations
The committee on the press bill intend to
demand the complete abolition of the state
of siege.
The Rights of the Press.
Ministers Buffet and Dufaure to-day at
tended the sitting Of the committee TO
which the press bill was referred. NJ Buff
fet said the constitution contained no enun-
citation of principles. The press might dis
ouss the republican form of government,
but o. attack the Assembly on the powers
established by the constitution.
A Rebellion Against the Russians.
TAsHKEND, November 23.-After General
kaufman had left Namaughan for Kho-
jend, the Khipskatch rebelled and surprised
the former town. They invested the citadel
and the Russian camp. The Russians re.
sisted successfully for three days, when
General Soobeleff returned and attacked
the Khipskatch, who fled, leaving $500 dead
on the field. Anarchy reigns throughout
Khokand.
The Political Situation at Madrid.
LISBON, November 23-Private accounts
from Madrid state the Constitutional party
is divided-some advocate abstsipinp from
the approaching elections. 1t ia also stated
that . majority OF the ministry disapproved
of the reply of the Minister Of Foreign
Afsirs to the Washington note, which was
regarded as too moderate. 1t is understood
the reply, a. finally delivered to WsshinR-
ton, was drawn up by General JovelIsr.