New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-14
FOREIGN.

Kew Cabinet In Aussria-Trfai OF Duke
DE xaontpensser for AFurder-Sentenca
Of One Months Exile and Six Thou-
sand Dotlars Indemnity ts the Family
Of Prince Henri-Carli.t Leaders
Crossing the Rorders Of France
Threatened labor Strikes In France
-Proeeedfngs Of the French Corps Leg
fs,at.f-Lopez Surrounded, Refuses TO
Surrender, and n Eiiied by n Brazil
Ian Lancer.
VIENNA, April 13.-Count Potocki has sue
ceeded in forming new Cabinet, as follows:
President of the Council of Ministers and
Minister of Agriculture, Count Potocki !;
Minister of the Interior and OF War, Count
E. De Taafe; Minister of Justice and Public
instruction, NJ. Tscbabuschnigg; Minister Of
Fins1ce, NJ. Distler; Minister Of Commerce,
NJ. Depretis.
MADRID, April 13.-The trial of the Duke
de Montpensier for the murder of Prince
Henri de Bourbon, in duel, in March last,
was concluded before the Council of War
last evening. The Dukes prompt confession
of the deed, and his expression of regret
therefor, were accepted as extenuatlng cir-
cumstances. The Duke was sentenced to
one months exile from the city of Madrid,
and to pay $4,000 indemnity 70 the family. of
Prince Henri.
PARIS, April 13-A dispatch from Bay
onne states that several more Carlist leaders
have crossed the border into Spain.
The authorities have again been notified
that the threatened strikes are to begin
to- day in the various manufactures of this
city.
1t is reported that the Emperor's procla-
nation relative to the plebiScitunl will be
published on Friday.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day Mr.. Olivier
moved to adjourn until after the vote ON
plebiscitum was taken. He said that the
\ hot
have on opportunity OF going before
the people and instruct them on the reasons
for the measure. Jules Favre vehemently
opposed adjournment. He said 1t was IN
consistent with the duty which members
owed to their constituents. 1t was their
duty to remain here during the present
emergency. He felt that they had every
thing to fear from the government. The
motion to adjourn was adopted, l95 to 60.
Mr.. Olivier stated that the examination
regarding the conspiracy against the life OF
the Emperor would soon be completed, and
also promised that Justice would be done Ia
the case of Prince Murat, charged with
striking magistrate.
La Liberte insists that Count Daru has
positively resigned.
The impression still continues that Count
De La Gueronniers will enter the cabinet.
LONDON, April l3.-The following has
been received via Lisbon from Bio Janeir0:
President Lopez, of Paraguay, is dead.
He was surrounded and, refusing to surren-
der. was killed by Brazilian lancer. The
mother, sister and children of Lopez, to-
gether with Madame Lynch, have been cap
tured. The commander of the Brazilian
troops, who put this finishing stroke to the
Paraguayan war, was created by the Empe-
ror Viscount Palatos.
BRUSSELS, April l3.-DeBeriot, the cele-
brated violinist, is dead.
LONDON, April ia dispatch from Pesth
asserts that the Hungarian bishops who
vote for the infallibility dogma will be ex.
cluded from the upper chamber of the Diet:
The steamer Vanguard had another trial
trip off Plymouth today. She made four
teen and three-fourth knots an hour.
Lord Tenterden ls dead.