The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-06-16
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PARIS, June 5.-Washhurne sick. Gone
to Hamburg. Hoffman remains in charge.
VIENNA. June Military Budget esti-
mates expenditures five millions forms in
excess OF last year, counted on basis of
army bill.
LONDON. June 5.--Giving the tone of
English pers in reterenc. 10 Lord Glaren-
don's review of the Alabama correspop-
dence previously published. tn" STANDARD
after abusing America f,r stiffness, AFRO.
sance and gre d, says that no English Min.
ister ever had to make any explanation as
Illuminating as Lord Clarendon uttered in
the House Of Lords. However Conscious
OF the perfect sincerity OF his motives, and
the r-ctItude Of his conduct, it was no leg,
humiliation to be abIieed tn treat in he |
conventional phrases of diplomacy with |
country that has acted a. the Uniiid States
did IN tn" Alabama case. The Telegraph,
mini 'erial organ, says from what trans.
| pired in the House of Lords last night,
MIR. Motley can ascertain what hopes there
are to reopen negotiations, and h. will see
'hpt in the opinions of Englishmen the
county has gone far enough. What he
may Solicit with success he can find in the
aric'es OF the rejected convention, and
whht ~ Is eop"lsrs even to suggest he can
nhd IN Senator Summers speech. The Star
gays we can now advance steadily in the
'utnte. Americans cannot now donbt the
Willingness OF the British Government to
40 them right, or it's deteruIinatIon to pro-
t'ct Its own character and credit. y The
Times, referring to Lord Clarendon state
ihent, says, with serious criticism on its 4
own work. that it made no great expression T,
III satisfaction when the negotiations were.
well through, and for its own part, con
sldering how much America wanted and
how much the British Secretaries are ready
to give, 1t was wonder that England got
off so well.
MADRID, June 6--Constitution promul- /.
gated yesterdar with great pomp Execu-
tive Council and Cortrs appeared on the
platform, where the Secretary of the Cor I
ties read the Constitution to an immense II
conconrse. which was applanded londly r
Returning tn the Chamber, each member
Oh the Cortes swore to protect and support
the constitution. Same Kisses heard after :,
the PRONUNCIATION of the constitution and
tnmmlt ensmed, which DULY subsidized when. 7
after the military had failed, the Governor /.
OF the city of Madrid rushed against the !
foremost of the fiOters, shouting. viva v
Siverania Nacional." This. changed the {,
feeling of the flnctnating mob, which join =
Ed IN cheering the Governor, and the h
tumult subsidized. Only two killed and
several wounded Subsequently deputies
thirty thousand troops. Enthusiasm on 7,
all sides very great Noticed, however, )
none OF the Republican deputies participa- la
ted in the proceedings. Civic procession u
followed by grand banquet and fire i,
works. Over one hundred Thousand peo- W
pie from the country visited Madrid dur "a
ng the day. Bill will he introduced in '"
'he Cortes Tomorrow creating SerranO Re- .,
GENT Ut Spain. but without power 10 sane -
ion laws or dissolve Chambers Direct III
axes iii Spanish Colonies reduced half, -
md small export duty on sugar, rum and /
obacco imposed til
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Spanish 10
.egstion has semi official Cnban latter IL
lated 3Otli, reporting II second encounter "
With tilibusters about May II. capturing a.,
argo recently landui, consisting If IL >,
runs, 1900 o cartridges, with other ammu. 70
'ition, with many barrels OF hard bread az
md potatoes.
Two negro ioiners commenced work in h.
he navy yard
Governor Wells, of Virginia, is here. n
The following are points which Hoar de- ~
Ides afirmatively. in his opinion in the :"
Weaver case; whether the General COM re-
WHO NlluUdTN
nthOrity to take a man from civil pro- N
ess and try him by military law, or in
ther words, whether a military commits IN
ion in Texas in September, 1868, had juris- 70
teton over citizen not in the naval or y,
Military service charged with the innider :"
another citizen, and under indictment po
nd arrest in the State courts therefor.
WAsHINGroN, June 7-Treasnrer Spin. c.
er has dispatch announcing the plum A
ering of the United States Depository at in
anita Fe. L. j. Collins, Deposition. found -.
hot through the heart. Tie last state. Wv
rent from, the Depository showed nearly
half million to the Governments credit. q"
'epositor had been removed and his snc- ca
essor, who had just arrived, telegraphs -,
he tragedy. III
Delano decides that States have no right ~
throw canvict-produced articles Oh the mn
larket until the Federal tax is paid. NJ
President has submitted series of gues- an
ions to the Attorney General regarding mr.
ne political position of Georgia. r.
Recent massacre in Kansas attributed to
hooting sqnaw Eleven citizens are &c! 20
nown to have persisted in retaliation. VIZ
Radicals carried election. Opponents wa
lade little contest, and polls abandoned
} negroes Very serious riot occurred in Gu
,cond ward. Negroes chased cOnserva.
We black man to house and assailed the ~,
OuSe. The inmates escaped to the rear. ~
found refuge in the upper
cry. Police surrounded the house and u"
rOught the conservative down, enclosed
i'm in q hollow square and took him to wi
he poll. when lie voted. Negroes now be- thu
inc furions, threw volleys of stones, and thu
red occasional pistols. Chief of Police Sp
nrt in arm. Ordered his force to fire over
le mob. This increased the tn0b's VIC Go
nee, when the police were compelled to m.
70 vOlley- directly into them. killing one w.,
I'd wounding three, when the mob fed. ."'
arlier in the day n policeman was cut coz
it'll a razor and seriously beaten in the on
xth ward. 80
WAsHINGr oN June 7.-Turbulence seems I ,o
bsiding. Prompt action Of the police ''a'
ems to have subdued the more violent p''
lille orders to the marines to hold them Gle
ives in readiness quipt> fears of the peo- ;
9 1t is just to say that no respectable ed
'lored citizens of Washington participated iOn
or encouraged the violence. be
A free fight, with several harmless pistol .
ots occurred in the eth ward. Tn the TO
cond ward julius Wallace, colored, was the
rocked from his buggy and beaten for &c
wing scratched his ticket. Police rescued de,
'allace, but were badly battered. limo AM
y Rogers was also badly beaten for voting
e citizens ticket. Rioting confined en- p..
.,lv to neUroes The nolicp h va hpi,, y.d ~