The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-07-28
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MADRID, July 21.-Much excitement Throughout:
Spain. Many arrests at Vaadoid, Barcelona and
Cordovn Of parties believed to be fomentng nsurrec-
ton, Including several generals and colonies Author
tiles taking great precauton to prevent outbreaks.
French Government ordered all conspirators from
frontier Deep plot for assassination OF Serrano, Pr
aud Revara discovered here. Sharp fight at Cindad
Real between civil authorities and bands of nsurrec-
tionists Nine insurrectionsts and several troops
wounded, when insurrectonists retreated. Leaders
escaped.
LONDON, July 2l.-Britsh ship Lord sidmouth,
from Quebec, June s. for Glasgow, encountered heavy
gale, sprang leak and was abandoned Crew saved
In Commons last night Lord Mayor of Dublin, in
full robes, presented petition at bar of the House
praying persistence in efforts religious equal
ity in Ireland.
LoSDoN, July 22-Prolonged debate nearly every
Lord explaining himself. Lords divided on preamble
to church bill as it came from the Commons. Gov
ernment defeated by 7S-vote 95 to 73 Issue finally
joined between Lords and country Political excite
men ia consequence intense. Cabinet in session all
afternoon, but lacks harmony. Gladstone Bright,
Lowe and all the stronger members insist upon imme-
diae withdrawal of the bill, the ground that obsti-
resistance of the Peers renders conflict between
two houses inevitable. Some members including
Clarendon, advocate more moderate proceedings such
as letting the bill take its course, and only abandoning
it at the last moment But insulting language used by
Salisbury towards Gladstone aud the large against
the preamble, shows attempts at compromise useless
Little doubt Gladstone will carry his point by with.
drawing the bill Immediately, followed by speedy ad-
journment to August, by which time creation of new
batch of Peers will present ministerial majority in
Lords
Pacards appear walls to-day, headed /" shall the
people or Lords rule" and calling mass meeting at
Arundel Hall omorrow, followed by monster open air
demonstrations Rumored Duke of Cambridge cx-
presses openly indignation at Radealism of the Min
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coercion of Peers. .- s ... =.=
LONDON, July pa colIery exploded at ST. He
lens, few miles from Liverpool, killing 30 and wound
ing 90. ...E.. -. -:s
MADRID, July 22.-Report that Don Carlos is in the
province Of Navarro confirmed. Government taking
great precautions. a .. p -
PARIS, July 22.-OAcial papers say Victor Duruy
and Adolph Vntrey appointed senators
LONDON, July 23.-Fu attendance of Lords Many
Commons present. Granville opened debate, stating
Ministers regarded the vote rejecting preamble grave
affair." but unwilling to prevent the confederation
of other amendments, and anxious to conduct discus
sion in peaceful and coneiliating spirit Lord Cairns
said since the Adjournment he had had conference
with Granville and moved to restore original date of
diS-estabshment and compromise on other amend
ments. Salisbury Russell, and other leading Peers,
accepted compromise, and praised conduct of Cairns
in emergency Lords restored original date and other
amendments compromised Granville thanked Cairns
for rankness with which he entered into confidential
relations with the Ministry.
PARIS, July 23.-Bullion increased seven million
francs.
MADRID July 23.-Generals and other oficersi re-
Gently arrested for omenting instruction, exied to
Canary Islands Plot to assassinate Minister of Jus
tice discovered. sickles arrived
LONDON, July 23.-Fifty-egh: bodies taken from
coliery pit at st. Helena.
LONDON July y24.-Commons, on Gladstone's motion,
adopted Lords compromise anendents without division.
Great cheering. --=.-
PARIS, July 4.-Irreconcables met yesterday.
Thiers, assuming the leadership submitted draft of
address to electors of France. Address rejected.
French Assembly reassembes in October but the Sem
ate remains in session during August to consider
stitutona changes, whereof sixtytwo suggested.
Senate expects message from Emperor shortly and the
Ministry is busy drafting laws which the Emperor
desires to be liberal than indicated in the last
message. Prince Napoleon intends addressing the
Senate proposed reforms which he regards hardly
full enough.
LONDON, July 24.-Prince of Wales unveiled the
Peabody statue. Ceremonies imposing.
PARIS July 24.-Viceroy of Egypt departed sud
denly homeward. Rumored his rupture with the Grand
Turk cause of his sudden departure.
MADRID, July 24.-Much Carlst exctemant Many
arrests. Government hestates whether to- meet diff
Guilty by civil means or declaration of martial law.