New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
FOREIGN.

Funds for ihe Pleblscitum Campaign
Meeting Against OMclAI Inspection
Of Convents-Money Refused by do
BOorb0n's FAmily-Industrial Demon
stra,ion at Cadiz Repressed-InfsIi-
bility-safety OF the City Of Brus-
aels-Imperlal Proclamation with
Text OF the Plebiscilum-Morda ord dauns
Divorce Case-Revision Of Daties
on Coffee and Sugsr-COnmsrciSl
Treaties with MexicO-An American
Cotton Ship on Flre-LOss OF
Steamship.
LIVERPOOL, April 21.-The missing
steamer City of Brussels passed Crook
Haven this morning under sail.
A large meeting was held, which protested
against the proposed official inspection OF
converts.
An American ship was seen on fire on the
night of December %, in latitude Al, loDgi-
tude Is west. She appeared to be 800 tons
burden, and loaded with cotton. During
the night she disappeared, and the next
morning an empty long boat was picked up.
The name of the vessel could not be ascer-
tanned.
The steamer Sado, from Oporto for Liver
pool, was lost off the Sicily Islands. Her
passengers and crew were saved.
PARIS, April 21.-Three millions OF francs
have been raised by the friends of the
plebiscitum tor campaign expenses. The
paper hangers will join the strikers.
syThe Steele Gan irreconcilable Organ) to-
day publishes vigorous appeal to the
voters of France to vote "no" on the ques-
ton of personal government. Among the
signers Of the appeal are Arago, Bancei,
CremieuX. Gambetta, }. Ferry, GARNER
Pages and Jules Simon.
Mons. Rouher. the President OF the Sem
ate, presented the Emperor to-day, at the
Tuilleries, with the senatus consuitum on
| L.; as,ir lry uAn nd hu
the Senate.
The Imperial printing Office will tomor-
row commence the publication of the Impe-
rial proclamation, with the text OF the pie
bisCituM.
In the proclamation the Emperor gives q
resume of the reforms introduced since 1861
to the present moment, and dwells on the
namely: The stability of their Institutions
and the easy transmission of power to the
heir of the throne.
The formula of the plebiscitum is brief
and simple. The vote will be taken.on the
Ell nth of May. verified on the tenth, and
the result officially announced on the
twelfth.
Prince Napoleon, who left Paris before
the recent debates in the Senate, because
the Emperor desired that he would take no
part in the discussion on the succession to
the throne, returned on Saturday.
Marquis De Andelarre, the leader OF the
| left centre in the Corps Legslatif, publishes
letter denying the report that the left
centre had ceased 70 exist as party.
| The Figaro Gan Independent paper) of
to-day, says Daru and Beuffet left the ministry
| because they received letter from the Duke
D'Aumale. telling them 80, else the Orlean-
| lists might vote for the plebiscite. The
Figaro adds: ''The.Emperor has copy OF
this in his possession"
| MADRID, April 2l.-The family of Prince
| Henry de Bourbon refuse the six thou
| sand dollars awarded them by the council
OF war, from the Duke de Montpensier..
| An industrial demonstration at Cadiz was
| repressed by the local authorities, after kill
| ing and wounding several persons.
LONDON, April 2l.-Roman letters contra
| dict the assertion that the minority would
| leave the council should infallibility be
| adopted.
| A further hearing Of the Mordaunt divorce
| case has been postponed.
| The Globe in its City article ascribes the
| prevailing depression in American railroad
securities to the uismanagement of the Erie
| road.
| DUBLIN, April 2l.- Several cases of agra
rian brutality s.re reported in the county OF
| Meath.
BERLIN, April 21.-The sessions of the
Customs Parliament commenced to-day.
Herr Delbruck opened the proceedings with
| speech in which he enumerated measures
proposed. Among them are the revision OF
| duties on sugar and coffee, and com nercial
treaties with Mexico and the Hawaiian
| Islands.