New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-05
WHOLE NUMBER 989.

ditti. the Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary to Prussia, who recently
had leave of absence granted him to visit
Paris, had received an order to return to his
post at Berlin forthwith.
The success of Olivier today averts the
expected ministerial crisis.
LONDON, June 4.-The Spectator is asking.
naively, whether the government has ex-
changed Gambia for the worthless lands ad.
joining Sierra Leone.
The Saturday Reuieao admits the ill-taste
and uselessness of Mr.. Lindsay's address in
reference to the Grant.Fenian action.
The Daily Ne,os hopes Mr.. Lindsay's ad-
dress has been misinterpreted.
General George Napier publishes the first
endorsement OF Canadian courage aud 10y
atty.
The Shipping Gazette of to-day has vigor-
Ous leading article on the extortions prac-
tlsed upon vessels arriving at Cuban ports.
under the pretence of exacting fines for the
evasions of customs regulations. The
outrage, by England and tie United States.
Commodore Ashbury has engaged to
build unother yacht if he fails to win the
next race.
A correspondent of the Times. writing to
that journal from Madrid, thinks the scheme
of Senior Minoret, the Minister of the colo
MES for the Spanish possessions, is perfect
failure. The bill defeats the very object it
intends to forward. The correspondent says
the people are not favorable to the measure
as it stands, and points out its weakness
and ridicules them pittilessly.
The Admiralty begins three new IRON
clad vessels at the Chatham Navy
Yard Immediately. One of these is to
be called the Raleigh, and will be five thou
heavy broadside guns. The other two are
to be small, light.draught steamers, to ope-
rate around the coasts and in the harbors.
MADRID, June 4.-The Englishmen who
| were captured by Spanish brigands near
Gibraltar some time since, have been tracked
| by an emissarysOf the government. The
| prisoners were in good health and were
| well treated. Their final release was only .
matter of money. -.-.
The government has already commenced
negotiations with the robbers, but this is
| replete with difficulties, and it is feared no
result can be reached for weeks.
BREsT, June 4.-The steamship La Louisi-
ana, of the Havana and St. Nazaire line,
has gone ashore. She will probably get off
with the next tide.
| ST. PETERSBURG, June 4.-The Chinese
embassy will return overland, via Siberia.
| FLORENCE, June 4.-The new army bill
haslbeen voted on by the Chambers, ,ibut not
| without sharp struggle. The vote on the
final passage bill stood It's yeas to LOT nays:
LISBON, June 4.-The appointment OF
Senior Dacosta as Portuguese ambassador
to Madrid is officially published to-day.
ROME, June 4.-The UltramOntanists deny
the report of their intention to withdraw
from the Ecumenical Council after the pro-
|mulgation of the infallibility dogma. The
deliberations of the council will be inter.
rupted by the feast Of Pope Gregory the
Sixteenth, who died on the first of June.
1916. The sessions will be resumed next
Thursday.
The Carmelite Monk Hatzel, who was
summoned to Rome to excuse his defense ol
Dallinger, has refused to retract, and there
fore is kept under close surveillance.
| Yesterday, upon the demand OF one hun
dred and fifty Of the fathers in the Ecumen'
ical Council, the end of the discussion or
the schema de prinaatu ct snyaltlbilitate was
pronounced. The discussion of the chap
ters will commence on Monday.
STOCKHOLM, June 4.-The ministerial
crisis has occurred. The following is thu
new Cabinet: Adlevertz. Minister of Justice
Bergstrom, Minister of the Interior; Warn
Minister of Finance.
No change in the foreign or domestic
policy of the nation is involved.
CARLsRUHE, June 4-Professor Winnedia
of this city, has discovered new comet.