New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13
FOR EIGN.

A't,siles or the Bishops-H.ermers Ar
rived at QmoenstOwn-Henvy Gales
and High sens EacOuntered by she
snxona..- Defense Of the Oneida I'm tho
Pail Mall lGa.xetse-Vengence g.. Agafnss
ahe Emperor-Iusurgents Killed In
spnin-Fresh In.Hrrections Anticlpa-
ted-Ereneh Corps Eegitlatik
RoME, April 1.-THE last chapter of the
FIRST schema of the dogma of Papal infalli-
bility will be voted upon to-day. Oppo-
nents of the dogma will be required to vote
III writing.
The Archbishop of Baltimore has pub
lished sharp reply to the recent letter OF
the Bishop of Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN, April l2.-The steamers
City of Brooklyn, Manhattan and Siberia,
have arrived.
LONDON. April 12.-Captain Meyler, of the
steamer Saxonia, from New Orleans, re-
ports the prevalence of heavy eastery
pales and unusally high winds until the
thirty.ffth degree of latitude is passed.
Many more of the non.conformist min
listers have protested to Mr. Gladstone
against the sectarian clauses or the educa'
tiOnal bill.
Captain Lacon publishes communities
ton in the Pail Mall Gazette to-day, wherein
he defends the officers OF the American
steamer Oneida, and says, since the order OF
the council of August 4, 1868, it is doubtful
if there is any rule of the road at sea.
DUBLIN, April II An overseer was killed
at Holy Cross to-day.
MADRID, April 12.-There were nineteen
insurgents killed, and ten wounded at the
Barcelona barricades, besides these many
were wounded, and taken home by friends
The loss of the troops was two Killed ana
thirteen hurt.
1t is officially stated that partisan agita-
tors and socialists aided the outbreak.
PARIS. April 12.-An unarmed man was
arrested during the review yesterday, fOr
shouting vengeance against the Emperor.
Several Carlist Chieftains have succeeded
| in entering Spain. Fresh insurrectons are
anticipated.
In the Corps Legslatif to-day, it was an.
nounced that N. Segris had been appointed
| Minister of Finance, vice Beouttet, resigned,
| and that u. Maurice Richard would assume
| the port fOlIo of public instruction, with the
department of Public Works, until sue
ceeeor to M. Richard is chosen.
| It is officially stated that no other minis
terial notifications are expected until the
ple5iscituns ls voted on by the people.
! NJ. Olivier said he would ask the chamber
| to morrow to adjourn until after the vote on
| the pleJtScjtun, which will be submitted to
| the nation between the first and ninth OF
| May.
| The international society of workmen will
| take charge of the families of the men who
have been sentenced to imprisonment for
| taking part in the riots at La Creuzot.
| The workmen at La Creuzot show no signs
| OF returning to labor.
A gang of 500 iron workers have gone
| from Fourchambault to Fortoren. On their
| arrival they entered foundry and put q
stop to the work, but attempted no violence.
| The Emperor has appointed commits
| sion TO consider the political status OF
ocean telegraph cables, and to report what.
ii any, obstacles there may be to their abso-
lutte neutrality.
LONDON, April 12.-In the House of Com
mons to-day, hr. Gladstone moved shat on
rising, the House adjourn until the twenty
| fifthlnstant. Mr. Bruce, the House secretary.
eaid that the government was earnestly
working to introduce bill providing COM
! plete licensing system, which he hoped the
| House would be ready to pass soon after the
| bon0ays. Notice was given of various mo-
tions and the House adjourned for the holl-
| days.