New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
FOREIGN.
That Royal Decree.

special from Madrid says plan OF ministry,
based upon q conservative policy, rejecting =
i'm practicable theories and religious in
tolerance, will be laid before the CorIes.
Vigorous efforts to reetoia ordsr in Cuba
are promised. The declarations of the gov
precision. The decree declares that all may
participate i'll the elections except the de-
Glazed foes to the q nasty and monarchy.
The American Note.
The Manchester GMordidn's London eel
respondent writes Pr follows ON the subject
of Spain, Cuba and the United States:
Il have been tucniahed with what pur-
ports to be the substance OF Americas
Cuban note. l believe it is correct,
though 20 not pretend to give the ex-
act language. IL recites that the general
interests OF humanity and commerce de-
mand cessation of the struggle
which has been waged in Cuba for
seven years. The United States are great
sufferers, but are unwilling to act without
the concurrence of other powers, including
Spain. The continuation of ths attempt TO
govern Cuba from Madrid will be fatal to
the hopes Of restoration OF peace; neyerthe-
less, Cuba belongs to Spain, and a great
share of the population is opposed to sepa-
ration. In these circumstances q solution
OF the Quee ton mi shb be found in establish
ing confederation in the West Indies resem-
bling the Canadian. Cube and Porto Rico
might be constituted q confederation, with
local, independent rights and q governor
general appointed by Spain: The powers
are asked to, join the United States
in proposing such confederation
and aiding Cuba to establish it. The
Abolition of slavery would. however, be
necessary condition, and such pressure
must be brought as would make the insur-
gents cease their warfare. This would be
but could ha uaaNVnnliakad SaC.
retsry Fish is emphatic in denying that the
United States desire the acquisition of
Cuba. They only wish peace restored,
slavery abolished and commerce allowed
to resume its course. The powers are asked
to express their opinion upon the proposed
means of accomplishing their ends" y
Training Ship Burned.
The Marine Society's training ship War
Spite. which has been anchored in the
Thames, between Greenwich and Wool
| wich. for many years, was destroyed by fire
| this morning. No lives lost.
Elected to Parliament.
Thomas Clement Ccbbald, conservative,
| was elected to Parliament on Saturday
! from Ipswich, to fill a vacancy.
| Breadstnfis.
The Corn Trade Association Of Liverpool
On blishes the following statement of the es
timated stock of breadstutfs there on
| the thirty-tirst Of December, 1875. Wheat,
Quarters 1913 6l3 December 81, 1874. 144 2l1;
Corn, quarters, December 81, 1875, 32,6S
| December 81, 1874, J0,90l; December 81,
1875, flour. sacks, 1862; December 81,
1874, 1850; -four, barrels, 5O,05S; Decem-
cember 81, 1874, "a, lao.
Spinning Mill Burned. I
The Howekridge cotton spinning mill at
Atherton burned. Loss Sl70,CO0. Two hu>
| OustpH
| The Ultram0ntanes. 4
The Morning Posts special frcf
saws Archbishop Ledocbo wsk;,s
ment terminates Oh the -
| next. The Catholics Sc
pose to celebrate thG+.
manner. Deputatt
and Lanltsg will wtSi
aud tender their con,
Archbishop Ledoded
refusal to ackn Iwlf
the new ecclesiasthA
of his deposition. stra-
ernment will inIes,l the
, OF Paderborn, uni; an
, country.
The whereabouscept
; loene are still sec re-
,, invites the dicce sont
: | hm with their Ney1,,
: leave their cards ari
, ! transmission. N
S@s SS@s'.ae s..ae
| Ih11farh Lime Er;
8 tHe grain trade, SAYS i
e I " proved year of gen.
I interlOritv. Barley has
/ yield of the season, being
d low the average, but its CO ~--t
d generally effected, that its
! ing purposes is greatly redues
}. eight to ten shiiiings per q1
: have been unusually dull
s beans are below the average
Q prices paid for the latter CO. -
e defect; peas are considerable
= average, having suffered great
, ! quality; the wheat crop has s,s
l only one eighth reaching the al
five sixths sink below it. WIZ
ness now prevails or may for
! tinue Our large deficiency, will.
, | the season advances. Should well
t spring an important advance must
Decree from King AIfonsss
1 MADRID, January "A royal dec
3 promulgated cOnvOking the Cortes%
} | FEBRUARY ID. Deputies and Senators ares
! be elected by universal suffrage on this ocS
! | casion only. The elections commence on
2 january 70 in Spain. The decree further
j provides that towns in Biscay and Navarro,
: whlch are free from the presence OF hostile
tacrioDs, shall elect deputies and Senators
% tbs s the parts of those provinces occupied by
,s pos;e nemy. Another decree ia issued i'm.
= un"auR penalties upon the press fOr attacks
~ stitnt;.lsa King. the royal family and con.
tJibunan monarchy, and nstituting q
of the ctmposed of three Judges in each
fenses. -oSN courts to try newspaper Of.
~ Seror 4. sstelar in the Field.
,, agreeing to Stelar has issued manifesto
:. for seat In sSStest Barcelona and Vslencis
Ia self in favor os Coltss. He declares him.
m re versi2ies and en,versal suffrage, free uni
State, and reiaets seleration OF chuJch and
eralisls. sllianeSs4 sad-
Theh, &
New YORK, Jeo.lAlt. wh
Berlin, dated Jansssss of ine
at man under the si0Syl o,-or,,
n Dresden Nachtl>s-Kcs oon anu eNe'y
was born in 'ud or violtnce. feel
bochoIf, Westp,n election law can be
carr;.se a1 ra.ef b,sar wtn body during the pres
ch came acqr~ill cheerfuly give my ap-
Noe!ler'sny law that will secure far
ailv al vne 'u uospire the people Of the State
q. :" Dresden, that the purity OF the bal
proved to maintained.
shown, had
many tt lCoScLUsIoN.
Z. r. the last eis-ate that the great neeo u
m 'e Ire s,aa baas,nl.;it,e-peaee and the enforce
ment of the ,.-ss, with the active concui
.a,oa of the people for whose protection the