Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

hotel Ia Hue. Mont Martre, who
had IN BE possession a letter from
6ustava flOFens, and q note con-
tanning Instructions for his part in
executing the conspiracy. Figaro,
on the design Of the plotters, was
10 blow up the palace Tuillerles and
prefecture Of the police.
Prince Anatole Gehidaff, De San
DOratO, husband of Princess Ma.
thilde De Montfort, of the I'm
perial family Of France, died, age
60 years.
II Is reported that the Pope has
advised the French clergy to cast
their influence aud votes for the
| plebecite aud in favor the govern
ment.
PARIS, April 3O.-This afternoon
the Journal Official announces that
the police have been for some time
on the track Of plot against the
life of the Emperor.
Yesterday morning, Que j. Beaur,
recently arrived from England was
arrested in the Rue Desmoules,
whereby the plot was completely
discovered. On the person oI
Beaur was found o large sum OF
money, a revolver and q letter
from London, eminating from q
man who wsa implicated In q slmi.
lar plot in February last. This
fact on the part of BeSur himself,
leaves no doubt Of his intention to
Immediately make an attempt to
assassinate the Emperor.
Last night other persons were
arrested in the Belleville quarter,
at the house Of one Of these per-
sons. The police seized large
quantity Of powder and a number
Of explosive bombs, together with
directions how to use them.
This plot the Journal official in
Inmates II has for its principle Or
ganizers are members Of this city,
some of whom have been already
arrested.
PARIS. April 30 Two Secreta-
ries of the International Associa.
tiOn of Workmen were arrested
this morning. The police founG
upon their persons II complete list
Of the adherents to the plot. The
authorities are now securing the
city for these persons. The per-
sou first arrested (Beaur) was not a
deserter from the French army, as
at first reported. 1t is now report
ed that he was merely disguised as
a soldier, that suspicious might not
be excited.
Great military and police precau-
tions are being taken tonight.
The Archbishops OF Tours, New.
ers and Montpelier, have advised
an affirmative vote.
The clergy OF Lyons have re.
ceived instructions ofa similar char.
acter.
Notwithstanding the great ex-
citement here, the government will
not prevent the holding of public
meeting this evening. The moment,
however, that any attempt is made
to fOment excitement, the authori-
ties will interfere.
The committee Of the Left has adj
dressed a manifesto TO the army In
favor of a negative vote.
The Bishop of Tarantoise invites
the clergy to vote Eyes"
MADRID, April 30,-Thc telegram
from New York yesterday, an.
nouncing an uprising of the volun-
teers in Cuba, is positively contra
dicted by the Government, which
has received favorable news from
Cnha direci.
There is no longer any question
Of the resignation OF Regent SER
rano, who has now desired the
Ministry and a majority OF the
COrtes TO effect a solution of the
question OF monarchy.
CoNsTAHTINoPLE, April 3U.-The
Sultan, In addressing the Council,
reviewed the events OF last year,
and promised to give every atten-
ton to reforms, the development
Of education, trade, roads, military,
aud navy reorganization.
WASHINGTON, May l.-Both OF
the Houses will adjourn from the
coming Thursday to Monday, for
summary Capitol arrangements.
Gen. j JOrdan, who enlisted for one
year, is not a desertCr from the Gu.
ban cause. He comes here in the
Cuban interest with two secreta.
ries.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has directed the Assistant Trea-
surer at New York TO sell ono mil. p.
lion OF gold on each Wednesday OF
the mouth of May, commencing
May 4th. The first and third sales
on account of the Sinking Fund,
aud the second and fourth, on &C.
count OF Special Fund-four mil.
lions In all. Also to purchase one
million of bonds each On Thursday,
the 18th, aud Thursday, 26tb, tor the
Sinking Fund, and two millions
each on Thursday, the 9TH aud on
Thursday, the 9TH, on account of
Special Fund-or six millions in all.
WASHINGTON, May IA dispatch
from the far west says a dispatch
from Sioux City to-day says that
the alarm in the Indian counties is
general aud well founded. 1t is
thought that II the Indians are not
Sheridanized at once they will in-
augurate the most extended war
the West ever experienced.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-SEXArg-
The committee on claims have
reported iavorably on the claim Of
WIN, Creevy, Tyler and Others for
$4,000, for clearing the South
West Pass in the Mississippi.
The claims committee will re-
port fayorably on the resolution