The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-06-16
FROM EUROPE.

lot show seven official and eight opposition candidate
elected. AT midnight great crowds gathered in th
district of Montmarrie, hut police Dispersed them
hurting and arrestlng many Same scene with same
results in front of Hotel de Vile Total arrests 800
LONDON, June S.-The Times, discussing Lords ac
tion dsestablishment of the Irish Church. says
perence OF the past two days afrms the truth thai
III direct ssue the Lords yield the nationa
will, and the present aspect indicates the bill will pass
to second reading by small majority.
Discussing French election. the Times SAYS the fact
is three and half millions FrenchDen are voting il
opposition to only four millions who support the Gov
ernment, and whatevrr the relative strength OF parties
may be in Corps Legsatif this is significant of the
suit of universal suffrage, and is bound to influence
the entire policy of the French Government.
! LONDON, June earl Narrowly gives notice in the
House of Lords that he will move pos poneme of the
disestah>hment bill six months. Isaac Campbell, mer
| chant, suspended
| MADRID June 9.-Acting Captain General of Cuba
telegraphs cout terma, ding request for reinfocemtnts
PARIS, June 9 - Official returns for this department
show thirty official, twentyeieht opposition, and one
unknown member General result 2l3 official 42 ill.,
dependent al d 35 radical Quite serious riots at
Fates and Bordeaux yesterday
MADRID, June 9.-Cortes debated regency bill at
great length, which finally referred to committee.
Olozaga said present election of King would be i'm
possible.
LIVERPOOL June Eight thousand emigrants for
GALIClA, June 1O.-De Roda sails for Havana to-
day, stopping at Porto Rico. Lack of harmony il
Spanish Ministry manifest, and early change expected
PARIS, June 1O.-French Corps Legislatf conveneS
the 2Sth Election riots at Nantes serious. Soldiers
used bagorsts. More tumultuous gatherings in Mont
maitre yesterday dispersed by troops.
PARIS, June l0.-Gen. Fleury appointed Minister to
Italy. Duke de Perssney has written a communities
ton to Emperor Napoleon, advising introduction Of
farther liberal reforms.
LONDON, June 11.-Coal mines in Wales exploded
Reported one hundred and twenty killed. Ship Great
Northern wrecked Bombay. Fifteen lives lost.
BELFAST June 1l.-Nineteen members of Orange
Lodge arrested for disturbances. Subsequently COL
lison occurred between citizens and police Several
seriously injured.
BREsr, June 1l.-Banquet aboard the Great East
ern in honor of the successful loading of the French
cable.
LONDON June 1l.-Fifty.six bodies recovered from
the colliery disaster.
MADRID, June l1.--Discussing budget in the Cortes
Minister of Finance stated reduction in estimates for
expenditures possible
PARIS, June 1l.-Prefect of police has had placarded
throughout the city proclamation urging all good
citizens to aid the authorities in the execution of Law
and in the preservation of public order and peace
Much agitation still exists and large crowds lnger in
the streets
LoNpoN, June 11.-Agitation at Paris last night
continued till after midnight. Troops occupied Mont.
cavalry pdTaueQ the streets all
night. Shortly after midnight the crowd in of the
streets of Montmaitre district broke through the line
of the police and stormed brrricade, but we're dis
persed and pursued in all directions by troops. Man,
windows broken and other damage done to propert,
in that quarter of the city. Cavalry charged crowds
in several times Many citizens wounded, bnr
killed. Police active; 900 arrests since mid
night. Further disturbances apprehet ded and extra
ordinary precaution taken by Government to prevent
them. The Patrie and other Paris journals give re
turns showing election of l99 official and SO oppos
ton candidates Editors of the R-veile have been ar
rested on charge of ofconspracy
The firm of Lindsey & Thorpe has suspended.
MADRID, June il,-Montppnsier writes the Cortes
as Spanish citizen and soldier He acknowledge
and respects constitution.
CoRDovA, SPAIN, June l2-Repuhcan meeting
So, 600 present Deputies from every Southern pro
vince participated. Protested against Monarchy Rev
olutionary speeches. Spanish and American flags
fwined elected great shouts for America and Grant
While the meeting was Iii session military and civi
guard interfered, when panic ensued, and
children trampled under foot. Several lives lost
Crowd then burrcaded the and serious afu,
thrrafe, 6.
LONDON, June l2.-Commons postponed debate o,
Alabama claims to 10Th of July Lords debated dis
establishment bill. No action.
PARIS, June l2.-Emperor and Empress in opei
carriage with only the usual attendance drove through
the Monmaitre District at and evening vestera,
Crowds cheered enthusiastically Three editors of ,h
Steele, and several members of Rocheforts electora
committee arrested.
LONDON, June IL The Times has an editorial OF |
the of affairs i'll Paris. Itsays of the crowd which
demolished Mosques and sang the Marsees at mid
night, it is not their political power which is to b,
feared, but must remember that it is long tim.
since crowd has disturbed the peace of Paris-a |
phenomenon worthy of attention, coming as it does /
after an election which gave nearly half the votes
he country to the opposition. The Derby News ha-
an article the subject saving Europe must look
independent and increasing minority in the Corp
which will be hardly less disastrous to the interests OF
civilization than prolonged war.