New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-10
FOREIGN.


OF Interest
! NEx YoRK, October "a ReraM spaei.l
from Madrid says the draft is proceedine.
| Twenty.four Thousand soldiers for Cu6a
were drawn yesterday without disturbance.
! and these men will soon follow tho 10000
| already on their way.
General Marines Cappos goes out to
Cuba - commander-in-chiefo of the Spsnish
army, which is to crush tho insurrection,
3saeFa! jevellar 10 to continue as Captain
Bulllsn Seized for Taxes In Mckee.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 9-The steamer
Montana, from Mexican ports, has arrived
here. At La Paz nineteen bars of bullion.
valued at $55, 900, were seized from tho
HOrmingtOn Mining Company for taxes.
Mr. Brooks claimed protection of the
United States steamer Pensacola. Tho
fesult was not known when tho Montana
called.
Specie for New York.
LONDON, October 9.-The Germania took
over half million in specie for New York.
Death Of q Brace of Notables.
Sir Henry Egerton Herbert, member Of
Parliament, and major general in the army,
is dead.
Sir John Young, Governor General Of
Canada from 1868 to 1872, is dead.
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The Times dispatch from Barcelona saya
cepted the Captain 0eaerAlship of Cuba,
but General Jovellar will be recalled any.
In connection with the conflicting reports
relative to the Captain Generslship Of
Cuba, the correspondent of the Standard q
Madrid, October 3, explains that General
Martinez Campos was summoned to Madrid
AhA ~$ nok knh SA
of the receipt by tho government of news
of the recent capture of Las Tunas by
Cuban insurgents. General Martinez Cam.
DOS conferred with the War Minister and
senior Csnovos Del Castillo, Prime Minis
ter, and stated the terms ON which he alone
was willing to assume the Captain General
chip. These terms included . draft Of
shipped before November, in Additions
to. 25,00O already under orders. He
also demanded moro artillery, and dWelt
upon the necessity of . vigorous and Of.
fective blockade to be enforced by martial
law. He further demands full and entire
power to deal with oil questions of reform
and taxation, without appeal.
A Cabinet council to which these terms
were submitted raised several objections be-
cause of tho heavy expense. Tho moderate
party particularly do not approve Of Gen.
eral Martinez Campos leaving Spaiu. be.
cause they desire him to become Premier
in place Of Canovas Del Castillo.
This cause. and the lntrigues of General
Jovellars friends. are tho principle obsta-
cles to General Martinez Csmpos' appoint
ment. The partisans of Canovas Del Cas-
tillo are proportionately anxious to send
General Campos to Cuba.
A Reuter- telegram from Madrid, dated
yesterday, says: The rumor of General
Jovellar's resignation of the captain geneE-
slship of Cuba Is contradicted.
The Barcelona correspondent of the Times
writes, October 5: Troops for Cuba are en-
barking in small bodies. They do not vol
unteer as before, but are, in many cases,
CHOSEN BY lot The reactiOnary moderate
party are gaining strength daily, and arc
forming committees In every province.
Senior Ssgosts and Marshal Serrano are in
close Confer suce. and will not acceot the
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