The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-04-08


would contain one hundred and fifty mil
lion inhabitants, while the progress OF
England was necessarily limited. He IA
vOrably presented reasons why England
should seek the friendship and alliance OF
the United States.
HAVANA, April i.-Sharkey, the muir
derer, has arrived here from Santiago de
Cuba. he is in charge Of the police. Il has
not been decided whether he viii be sent to
New York tomorrow or Saturday.
LONDON, April 1.-The charges made by
the Marquis de Ia Corona against Gen. Jovel-
lar. Minister of War, in regard to the ad-
ministration of affairs in Cuba, viii cause
great embarrassment to the government,
aud will probably lead to Jovellar's retire
ment from the Ministry.
It is reported that the budget will show
GO, 500, 900 decrease In revenue.
MADRID, April 1.-The Carlists have
hoisted flag OF truce at Restria and Oya.
yuma, and are iraternizing with the govern
ment troops.
Gen. Cabria has written to Don Carlos,
declaring that decree issued by the latter
depriving him of his honors, would be the
best justification of his course he could
have, If he needed any.
One hundred Carlists have been executed
at Marenza.
LONDON, April The Faraday leaves
Sunday to complete the laying Of the direct
cable.
A special dispatch to the Post from Berlin
says financial crisis is feared there. Set
! Elements on the Bourse are Elected with
great difficulty. There have been twenty
eight failures, and two persons have com
mitted suicide in consequence Of financial
reverses.
RoME, April The ceremony Of cor
ferring the title of cardinal on Archbishop
Manning took place to-day at the Church of
st. Gregory. The services were most inn
posing, and were witnessed by large con.
! gregation, including 1000 English and
American Catholics.
LONDON, April 2.-The steamer Victoria.
from New York for Glasgow, is ashore at
Garvel Point.
LONDON, April Alt is estimated 200, 900
persons attended John Martins funeral, at
Newry. Martin died from q shock at
Mitchell's death.
LONDON, April 9. - The TIimcS's cores
pendent at Berlin telegraphs that It is
anticipated that the old laws forbidding iu-
tercourse with the Pope and the Catholic
College in Prussia, except through the
government win be re-enacted and that
measures viii be introduced wholly suspend
ing Papal authority in Prussia until the
Pope abandons his pretenslon to control
the law Of the kingdom,
COLOGNE, April 2. - The Gazette states
that Spain has made a formal demand on
Prussia in virtue of an extradition treaty
with that country for the arrest Of Don
Alfonso, and it is said the Prusslan author
} tiles have in consequence, received instruc-
tions to arrest the Prince il he enters Prus-
| sian territory, and hold him until the
r grounds of SPANS claim are examined.
TRIESTE, April 2.-The monument to tho
memory Of the late Emperor Macmillan
was inaugurated yesterday.
LONDON, April "A telegram from st.
J Petersburg states that NJ Schiegkin, the
! Russian diplomatic agent and Consul Gem
: eraI in service, las been appointed Minister
of Russia to the United States.
TRIESTE, April 2-Emperor Francis
y Joseph received here to-day, on his way to
Italy, with great enthusiasm.
5 BERLIN, April at is stated that Spain
has repeatedly requested Germany to order
its vessels to lombard Zaraus for the Gus
t tave outrage, but Germany has refused to
8 do so, because in case Of bombardment in
3 nocent persons would suffer.
RIO JAEEIRo, April A dispatch from
Montevideo announces that the Uruguayan
E chambers have passed decree suspending
/, the payment Of the interest of the public
debt by the issue Of new paper at forced
s price. 1t is added that the foreign repre-
: sentatives have protested against the de-
c cree, and the situation is critical.
MADRID, April 3. = Since the issue Of
. Gen. Cabreras's manifesto to the Carlists,
!. 24O officers have left the service of Don
d Carlos and entered France. OF these nine
were generals. Many others have surren.
n dered to the Alfonsists.
n BERLIN, April 3. The conference Of
Catholic bishops, at Fulda, has closed. A
d message was received from the Pope bless
d ing the bishops and urging them to per
IS severe.
' BIADR1D, April s.-The Carlist general,
Labally, had an interview with Gen. Capos
: at Olaf, under q flag Of truce. Il iSbelieved
that Labally will give adhesion to Alfonso
and hold the same rank.
I. LONDON, April 3.-Mileson, McClay s.
1 Co., metal dealers, have suspended owing
g TO American contractors for rails. Liabili-
ties 81, 900, 600.
s The Posts adVices from the Spanish from
tier represent the prospects Of peace as In
creasing daily. One hundred and eighty
! Carlist officers have already given 10 their
submission to Alfonso.
LONDON, April 5.-The Timers Berlin
correspondent has reason to fear that the
impending disposition Of the Archbishop Of
:
5 between Prussia and Austria, because q
portion Of the arch-episcopal diocese lies IN
, Austria.
ST. PErERsBUno, April 5.-secessions
from the Catholic to the orthodox Greek
Church continue on large scale in Russian
Poland.
, PAk1s, April GA Rome correspondent
: Of the Journal Des Debats writes that paper
8 that the Pope viii take up his residence IN
, the United States, Il It should become i'm
, possible for him to remain in Rome, and
2 says that It was with the view TO such q
possible emergency that Archbishop Nc
D Closky was elevated to e Cardinal.
/, LONDON, April GA reply OF Rev. DR..
e Newman to Gladstone's last paper, entitled
Vaticanism, Is published to-day. Newman
, quotes from various authorities, IL order 70
, prove that the Pope Is not infaliiblc on q
Z subject in which the conscience Is 81 au-
I pFeme authority. Therefore lie says dead
lock between the, conscience and the Pope
G is impossible.
: Cardinal Manning has arrived. The
I. Catholic gentry Of England viii present
: him with an address and 5000 guincas.
y Tho Markets.
GALVESTON, April 6.-COtf0n - market
r firm, with fair demand; ordinary 13c: good
{ ordinary 143kc; low middling DIG; middling
. 155<c; good mlddliDg 10l(c; sales 1900 bales
receipts e43 bales
; Money steady and unchanged. Gold li461
! 11B, buying and selling. Silver i070l05,
r buying and selling
NEW YoHK, April 0-stoclzs dull Money
per cent. Gold 1141< Exclianrc-long
466; short 40. Governments active ai BET.
Ter prices State bonds quiet
Cotton dull; Orleans tic; futures opened
weak as follows. April l0 q sc; May 163l3o
, 4llc; june II ll-32ci July 175<c, Angus
17s<lbl7 25-32c
Lqter-C oiton-nct receipts 1856 bales. gross
} receipts 1886 bales Futures closed Steady
{ sales 1900 bales: April l0 1o32n1G Il;
8 Nay rs 2D820f0 Tide. June ~ 1850