New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-02
FOREIGN.
From the Spanish Frontier.


PARIS, March Letters give curious ac-
counts of the scenes ON the Spanish frontier.
Whole bands enter France for internment.
Some OF the refugees are entirely destitute;
others bring horses and mules, for which
there is no sale.
The battalions Of Navarro, Alona and
Guipuzcoa have been disbanded. Some are
asking amnesty; others are entering France.
The officers accompanying Don Carlos
are we'll supplied with money and arms.
DonCarlos does not seem depressed; he be
trays neither despair nor desire tor revenge.
Don Carlos left Pau yesterday for EGG
land. The COnte Caserta goes to Cannes
Death Of Il Communist.
1t is reported that the eminent Commun-
let D'BlaDGuil is dead,
Carlos Explnnaficr-Bea icD, but Not Van.
quiehed.
An official CarlIst document is published
here sta till z that Don Carlos has not rein
uuiehed hit claims TO the throne CT Spair,
and was not vauquished. but entered
France voluotsrily. Ia gave his arus
neither to France nor 10 the AltoDsists, but
voluntarily laid them noHn alter heroic
struggle. thus completely reserving them
for the future, which belongs to him.
The Republicans and President Mac.
Nlahon.
NJ. Gambetta, in bis speech at Lyons,
promised that the Republican deputies
would treat President MacMahon as above
all party attacks.
The Prussian Railways.
BERLIN. March 1.-The correspa nlent Of
the Standard telegraphs: II hear from
reliable source that the government, in
spite of the opposition of Bavaria, will,
within a fl rtnjght, introduce in the Lends
tag bill giving it permission to sell the
Prussian Iail ways to the empire
Fire at Regla.
HAVANA, March IA fire occurred few
days ago in the town of Regla, opposite
Havsna, and destroyed seventy houses and
shaniies.
The Vatican for Pence.
ROME, March IN. Mermiliod has had an
audience with the Pope and Cardinal An
tOnelli, and positively asserted that the
Vaticsn is seeking for a means Of settling
the differences with Switzerland.
Forging the Kings Name.
Bills of exchange for $4,000 were ne
.gotiated on the pretense that they were
drawn for the accommodation OF the King.
The Kings name was forged. The bills
were discounted at the Banco Pcpulare, of
Bologna. The sole proprietor is the Mar
auis MOntegazza, Of Milan, who confessed
the crime.
Carlisl Lenders Assassinated.
ST. JEAN DE LUZ, March IA rumOr is
current that several Carlist leaders, includ-
ing Carasa, have been aesassinated at
aabayen.
Biscny ard Navarro to be Wiped Out.
MADRID, March 1-Several deputies in
tend Offering resolution in the COrtes
that Biscay and Navarro cease to exist as
separate provinces, and call on the govern
mtnt TO apportion the territory among the
adjacent provinces.
Tho Herzegovinaps Discouraged.
CoNsrANTINOPLE, March I.-Mukhatar
Pacha telegrapbs the Porte that HeIzego-
vinsns show signs Of Encouragement, and
many of them have submitted. Refugees
are beginning to return to their homes.
The French Ministry.
LONDON, March 1.-The Standards Paris
dispatch says that M. Caeimir Perrler has
finally declined the Ministry of the Interior,
and that NJ. Lefranc has accepted it. NJ.
WALTON will retain the portfolio of Public
Instruction.
Rejoicing at Seville.
Great rejoicing prevails in Seville, Cadiz
and the entire south of Spain. The streets
of Cadiz are illuminated every night. 1t ia
said $4,000 soldiers will 60 to Cuba to sub
due the instruction.
Carlos Going to England.
A special diepa,ch 10 the Daily Ne,~s, from
parie. eays Don Carlos will arrive there on
Thursday. He will proceed to Calais,
where yacht is waiting.lo convey him to
England.
Won ArDfnl.
A Berlin special Gays Emperor William
refuses safe conduct tor Won AInip 10 visit
bis sick son in Berlin, and the application
Of pardon by Won AInim's family remains
unanswered. The present charge against
the Count tmbrs ces high treason, insulting
tines Emperor, Bismarck and the Foreign
Office.
An Immense Forgery.
The Times Roman special contains fur
.thtr details of the great forgery. The Mar
'quis Montegazza. always hitherto regarded
AS a gentleman worthy of all confidence,
was director in the Modena and Mantua
railroad. Some assert he has been EN-
ployed By the King in financial operations,
and has taken advantage OF the OpportuDi-
ties afforded by that confidence. In March
Of last year the Marquis Montegazza nego-
1iated loan of COCO 600 francs for the mu-
nicipalty of Naples. { nd received the money
under his own control from the Paris bank
ere who placed the loan.
The Egyptian Expedition.
The Times letter from Alexandra says it