New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-15
FOREIGN.


MADRID, July 13.-The O6sciot Gazette re-
where news of the Carlists has only just be-
come known. The Carlists are removing
their artillery from the city. General Dor.
regaray is hemmed in by several brigades
on the higher mountains near Huesca.
General Campos will shortly arrive and
conplete the Gordon drawn around the Car
list chief.
ReItsSous Liberty.
1t is asserted that the article of the new
constitution, embodying the principle Of
religious liberty, will be supported when it
comes up for final action, and in the consti-
tuti0nal committee, by vote OF % to 10.
Trouble In the Cotton Mills.
LONDON, July l4.-The masters of cotton
mills in Ashton, Slaby bridge, Dunkinield
and Mossley, have decided to give notice of
the commencement of q lockout on the
nty-fourth instant because work people
employed in certain departments refuse to
refer disputes in regard to their wages to
arbitration, and other employees have since
quit.
Mr.. Mckenzie, the Canadian Premier, in
speech at Dundee last night, referred to
the great resources of Canada. He con-
tended it was quite consistent for two ma
tions to exist on the North American CONT
nent, governed differently and with diff
ferent political institutions. He was con-
vinced, so long as Great Britain maintained
her present attitute toward the colonies,
friendship and confidence would be main
tanned.
Telegraph reports that tents for tho
American team were pitched at Wimble.
don yesterday.
! Death Of General Dufeur.
TIL -
The American Team In London.
The American team arrived tonight and
proceeded quietly to their hotel. They will
proposition of the council of the National
Rifle Association.
lnuhdations.
The recent rains have swollen the rivers
and streams in the valley of the Severn
and caused serious inundatiOns. A number
of dwellings in Blackeny have been flooded.
The waters continue to rise rapidly and
great excitement prevails.
Tho Radical Protest.
The meeting called by the radical clubs
for tonight at Trafalgar square, to protest
against the grant for the Prince of Wales
Indian journey, was failure.
From tho Spanish Frontier.
Advices from the Spanish frontier, re-
ceived by way of Bayonne, report that
General Dorregarsy, being unable to pene-
trate into French territory, has turned back
in the direction of BarbastrO. Six officers
and 1872 men belonging to his rear guard
were compelled to take refuge in France
near Gavarnie. They we're promptly ar
rested by the French authorities, disarmed
and interned. Troops have been sent from
Pau to guard the frontier. Don Carlos is
of V;11o Pool xuifh q atr0nO fOrco
Diplomatic Relations Between spain and
China.
The Impartial states that Diplomatic
agent of China is coming to Madrid, and
that Chinese consuls will be appointed in
Cuba.
In the Freach Assembly.
VERSAILLES. July H.-ln the Assembly
to-day N. Haentjens. Bonapartist, moved
that the proposition authorizing new e!ec-
ton in the department of the Nievre within
twenty DAYS be declared urgent. The mo-
ton was rejected by q vote of $50 yeas to
NJ. Rouher continued the speech which he
began yesterday, contesting the right OF
the Assembly to annul an election
upon mere documentary evidence. He
took occasion to declare on his honor
and conscience that in denying the existence
of q committee for appeal to the people, he
referred exclusively to the central commit
tee, having branches in all the departments:
He alluded to q report Of the prefect OF
6onapartist organization, and avowed that
he desired to work upon the hatred and
dread of Bonapartism in some quarters, q
state of feeling which had been created in
order to bring about the union of politics
which established the republic.