The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-07-07
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the disaster suspended pending investigation
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PARIS June 29.-Bourcher opened Corps Legislatif
Said the Chamber convoked to verify its authori
ty The renewal of the Corps Legisatif by universal
suffrage afforded national opportunity for the nation
to express its thoughts, aspirations and wants. bat the
political results of that manifestation should not be
precpitate. The government would present resolu-
tons and prospects of law in order to realise the
wishes of the country.
Rochefort, editor Of the Lanterne, is sentenced to
three years imprisonment, three years forfeiture of cit
izenship and fine of three thousand francs.
MADRID, June 29-Republicans propose to move 3
vote of censure against Sagasa and Herrara for
cent tyrannca conduct Prince Henry de Bourbon
took oath to support the constitution.
LONDON, June 29.-The Star, commenting on the
departure Of Ryan's expedition, says America is now
in relation to Cuba precisely like England towards
the Confederacy.
DUBLIN, June 29.-Large meeting to urge release of
Fenan prisoners. Speeches threatening and some
what inflammatory.
LISBON, June 29.-Rio Janero advices are TO June
S. Re, outon in Montevideo. At Asuncion, May
IA, allies commenced an advance, and captured many
prisoners. Paraguayans abandoned their position at
Palinhocue.
LONDON, June 3O-Lords adopted an amendment
postponng establishment bill year, Motion look
ing to release Of Fenan prisoners failed
John Bright and VIM E. Foster resigned member
ships in Reform Club because the Club failed to elect
a gentleman whose name they proposed.
MADRID June 30-Mnisers Topete and Figurolla
will probably soon resi- gn.
LISBON, June 30.-Latest Paraguayan advces say Lo-
pez proposed to leave the country certain conditions
An English and two American officers permitted to
pass allied lines. Englishman sent back, but Ameri-
cans allowed to enter the Paraguayan camp.
Hong Kong dates to June g. stated decisive battle
had taken place between Imperalists and Mohamme-
dan rebels. Latter defeated with loss of 10000
Chinese offered further insults to foreigners Japan
news unfavorabe. Civil continued, and heavy
fighting anticipated.
BREsr, June 30.-This morning at nine o'clock,
Greenwich time, Great Eastern elegraphs to US: "We
going to cut the cable and buoy. No signals re-
ceived since first sign that something wrong in the
electrical condition. which occurred this morning, but
nothing of definite character Electricians see no
reason for alarm Delay is the only Inconvenience
MADRID July 1.-Cortes rejected bill increasing duty
on cereals.
LONDON July 2.-Adyces from the coast of Africa
report the arrival at Fernando Po of $50 political prs
oners from Havana.
MADRID, July 2.-Cortes passed revenue budget and
authorised the Government to expend sums necessary.
PARIS, July 2.-Third party in Legisatif propose
granting the people intimate association
with the direction of affairs.
LONDON July .-Dis-establishment bill progressing
through Lords: Ministry promises to insert clause
whereby Irish Bishops retain seats in Lords
BREsT, July 2.-No communication with Great East
ern since Wednesday.
MADRID July 2.-Contemplated changes in the
Ministry postponed until budget of expeditures, now
before the Cortes, is adopted
BREsr, July Accommodations reestablished at
noon yesterday. The cable cut matter of
precauton during gale.
DUBLIN: July 3.-Orange demonstration resulted
in riot. down policemen fired, killing one and
wounding one.
MADRID, July 3.-Republican junta at New CASTLE
issued manifesto against re5ctionary police of Minis
ters recommending reorganization, and affirming right
of insurrection. Carst demonstrations reported in
provinces
LONDON, July 3.-Carlist risings reported in Spain.
Streets of Vittoria filled with revolutionary mob armed
with scytbes and revovers shouting for Carlos and
Cabberea. They murdered the Acade and wounded
thirty citizens. Similar rising reported at Cartagena
and Valencia. Troops dispatched to suppress them.