The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-09-29

ASCur1H PurGO0n ana tnc HtBnC Oi Lo.
peg. The news causes rejoicing at Blu
enos Ayres, Montevideo and Rio jan
GIRO, which places were illuminated. 5ls
LONDON Septs20.-eThe Morning Post
says: "ItYnOw appears that 5Anerica
only nlaGe friendly Representations TO
the Madrid Government, in favor OF the
demands of Cuba. PrOba-
bly, Napoleon's advice to the Regency
is that Spain should act with consider
ton towards Cuba, and so disarm Amer
lean influence. The French Govern
ment favors a conciiiatory course at
Madrid, and non-interyention at
Washington. q ETGSDI'}
The Times Raris correspondent says
that the Empcror's recovery has caused
a lull in the fiery debate which has be-
gun between the party OF the Emperor
and his friends and, of Prince Napoleon
The rivalry displayed by each faction
gives foretaste of what is in store for
France when the death of the Emperor
lets his family loose and gives up the
State to their unseemly sdiscords:y Il r
A great demonstration occurred to
day in favor of the 'Fenian prisoners; 4
the procession, 5000 persons, marched
to Trafalgar Square, where they we're
addressed by Moore, Member of Parlia-
ment for Mayo, and others, urging nn
conditional pardon, in which there was
"a unanimous concurrence, Great enthu-
siasm. No disorder. .SAXf
PARIS, Sept. 2OS-The journal des
Debats thinks thatEhgland and France
are disposed to sustain Spain with
their counsel. ~
1t is current rumor that Prussia is
about to annex the Grand Duchy of
Baden. eng 81 5f9i',tl.-it1 m OH ~
BRUSSELS, Sept. o.AThe Indepen.
dence Beige thinks it improbable that
Prim would ask the good Offices of
England and France to prevent recog-
milton of the Cubanssas belligerents by
the the United States, as the applica-
ton would, certainly fail. ,,,.y,,
MADRID, Sept. 2l.-Epoca says that
Sickles has Withdrawn his note on the
Cuban question. This statement is
not believed.
City journals are still violent against
the z Presnmed nnfriend illness V0f9 the
American Government. Some urge an
Immediate declaration of war, if the
Cnbahs are Recognized as belligerants.
The; ministry after discussing the
ptopriety Of returning Sickles note un-
answered, decided to postpone reply
until the arrival, ofPiim.} fSi11i.i.Iill
The, Dresden (, Theatre caught fire
during the morning rehearsal aud was
destroyed. sI.s u. illfi1 @ aJ'.fi aas71ltl
LONDON, Sept. 2l..4The Paris cor
respondent of the London Times, says
the note of the American Minister TO
the Spanish Government in regard to
| Cuba, varies both in tone and conclu.
sions from diplomatic communications
between tile iSpanishjM Minister at Wash
ington and the Government of the
United States. The diplomatic exper-
fence of Sicklesis limited, and proba-
bly, insufficient to enable him to right
ly estimate the.value and effect Of his
words.
4 PARIS, Sept. 2l.-The papers publish
i a letter from Father Hyacintlie ad-
i dressed to the Father General Of his
order al; Rome, announcing that he has
j abandoned his convert and ceased to
i preach in the Church Of NOtre Dame
4 de Paris. The reason for this step he
4 decIafeA to BE that LIE cannot bbey tn
orders Of the Holy See, j and protests
before the Pope and Council agains
: 1.-The doctrines and practices 'SOfo the
y Romanish Church. He. contends itha
!, they are not in accordance with til,
principles Of christianity. ' .'t. >,
] ~ The bodies of six murdered persons
women and children, were found in
! field near PARISH The police have dis
covered no trace of the assassin. = nos
PsHT The Prince Metternich was received
by the Emperor on yesterday u. ,1A.
Baron Won Buest has not yet arrived
{. 1 WAsHISGToN,, Sept. 81 For som
: time past it has been more than suspec
> ted that the Radicals, under the lead o
t Boutwell, Butler and Sumner, wer
> preparing a scheme by which to nullif,
i, the election I in Virginia. The suspi
, cious have found their way into til
! press, but 80 improbable did they seen
! that they NET With nsithHEs credenc
nor attention.
J Recent Developments, however
! that they are we'll founded, and tina
, AN attempt will be made to keep Viz
9 ginia under military rule for two year
/ longer. 4, The programme will also b
9 made to apply to Texas and Mississippi
" the event q Conservative lNss su ees
! / LONDON, Sept, % .-The, Times ,ha
/ an editorial on the present condition
! affairs inaFrance;. 1t says. .ifI tn
a Emperor has now recovered his cor
= duct cannot Ebe7 aec6thitedS for. tn
9 new constitution may be regarded a
I virtually, and in vigor, granting i an
e !nesty-the tolerance extended to to
e lpresS and ievery Eircumstance CONT
|. butes to fasten the conviction that
4 new era has dawned.- The Empere
! remains inactive, as if he considere
every thing dope. Meanwhile. publ
;, opinion demaudssa con vocation OF q
: legislative body, and uneasiness at til
h delay causes some members to cOnten
h plate the mission Of their own promise
next month; with the view Of delibers
: ting without the consent of tie Exect
r. tive. No one, however, expects sue
i extremes. The loyalty of the Empel
or's conduct, in allowing six monti
y to elapse between the dissolption an
3, the con vocation of.the Chambers, d
\ ponds on technical bubble. II q.
] thought that the + legislative bod
J. separated; before it was constitutes
y it had given formal signs of its existen'
q by several divisions.h g. ~
; The Times in an, article on the, co
'e' ton supply, and Ashworth l. Brigh
IS by different methods arrive at the san
Al end, namely: TlsatF nothing is wants