The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-04-27
FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, April l9.-Ten steamers leave Liyerpoo
this week. taking $500 emigrants to the United States
Great anxiety is felt for the safety of the steamer
Soreus, now ninety days from Calcutta for Liverpool
1t is said that the adherents of Don Carlos of Spain
assemble in Geneva this week.
| LISBON, April 19.-There was fearful tornado on
Sunday; great loss of property: some killed and
many wounded. Shipping in Tangus severely injured.
Many vessels wrecked nearly all or less damaged.
No American vessels reported lost The British
| fleet rode the storm without injury.
| PARIS, April 20-The strikers are commencing in
earnest. Fifteen hundred foundrymen and moulders
srucato day. and the ailors have also struck House
painters expected to strike tomorrow.
Barbereet director of Rochefort's journal, has been
sentenced to months Imprisonment and 1000 francs
for the publication of eongratulatory address from
the women of Lyons to the women of La Cruzot.
PARIS, April 2o.-The political excitement
count OF plebiscitum is increasing throughout the
country Journals complain of its bad effects on com,
merce The Moniteur announces that the Journal
Official will publish next Friday the decree appoint
ing the Stb of May the day for taking vote of the
nation on pebscitum, and limiting voting to one day.
Sugar rffners and hatmakers have joined the strike.
PARIS, April 21The Senate, after stirring speech
from Olivier passed the Senatus consultum regard
ing plebiscitum.
MADRID, April 21.- Republican deputies charge
Prim and Rvero with causing the disturbances at Bar
celona
LONDON, April 21.-Fifteen thousand cholera deaths
within six weeks on the island of Zanzibar
LIVERPOOL, April 21.-A large meeting protested
against the proposed official inspection of Converts
The missing steamer City of Brussels passed Crook
Haven this morning, under sail.
MADRID, April 2l.-The family of Prince Henri de
Bourbon refuse $50 900, awarded them by the Council
II was from Montpepser.
PARIS, April 2l.-Three million francs has been
raised by the friends of pebscite for campaign
penses.
Paper-hangers will join the strike.
Anvil Al.
to day, at the Tuilleries Senatus Consutum on pie
biseitum as unanimously adopted by the Senate The
Imperial printing office will tomorrow commence the
publication of the Imperial proclamation in regard to
plebiscitum, with the full text of pebisctum. In the
proclamation the Emperor gives resume Of the re-
forms introduced since 1860 to the present moment
and dwes on the fortunate results to from them
namely stability of institutions and the easy trans
mission of power to the heir to the throne The for
mua of plebscitum is brief and simple The vote will
be taken the sth of May verified on the 10th and re-
suit officially announced on the 18th.
Prince Nopoleon who left Paris before the recent
debates in the Senate because the Emperor desired
that he would take part in the discussion on sue
cession to the throne, returned Saturday.
Marquis de Andelarre leader of the left centre in
the Corps Legisatif publishes letter denying the re-
port that the left centre ceased to exist as party
VIENNA, April 23.-There is strong movement in
Tyro for secession from the Roman Church in case the
question of nfability is pressed upon the Connci.
PARIS, April 23-Prof. Barrel, at Marseilles, has
discovered planet.
Grand reunion of the workmen of all trades yester
day After debate they adopted resolution for gen
era strike.
The Imperial decree for the vote on plebiscite has
been republished. 1t occurs on May 5th. The ballot
will contain the words yes or "no."