The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-25

ed tor ofteuse against the Emperor aud for exciting
hatred and contempt Tor the Government. The author
of the article specified sentenced 10 six months
Imprisonment and tue OF fse thousand francs. The
managing editor sentenced to years imprisonment
and fine Of ten thousand francs The Tribunal de-
creed the suppression OF the publication Of La Mar
seillaise for two months E.s.
PARIS, May lS-The Corps Iegslatf met to -day
aud proceeded to count and verify the vote plehs-
ctum. When the result declared the members OF
both Centres and of Right received the announcement
with shouts of Viva la Emperuer
Jules Sunor approached the tribune aud endeasoge3
make some observations but the Chamber refused
hear him submit his Interpretation of the manner in
which The election had been conducted and he took
his seat
The Chamber separated with rerewed cries I" Viva
Ia Emperner y from the majority.
The last number of the Marseillaise, seized to- day
announces that the paper will appear on the 18Th OF
July.
The editor and director of the Reyel has been con-
demnea each to imprisonment three months and ten
thousand francs fine. The editor and director OF the
Rappel also fined one thousand francs each aud two
months Imprisonment
Many persons in addition to those previously con.
,lemned, have been convicted Of participation in the
late riots and have received sentences OF tiom ten
days 10 two months imprisonment.
letters from Rome, the 10th inst. say the French
bishops have all Instructions to their clergy to
chant the Ie Denm for the fortunate issue Of the
Oi pieDiSCituIl
The French Embassador vii! have special service
Of praise celebrated in the presence of the bishops
There meeting of the Council on Sunday or
Monday A congregation would be held Tuesday
when the archbishop OF Paris speak against the
proposed definition Of papai nfallihility.
Troops have been sent to Niterbn to prevent band
of insurgents who mad rebeed against the Italian
Government from crossing into the papal territory
with arms in their hands
VIENNA, May ls.-Tt is reported that Baron Won
Hungarian Premier, have agreed to forbid the promu
CATION of any decree of the Ecumenical Council decla
ing the inlaIhility of the Pope. The Austrian bsh
ops will vote with practical nnanmity against th-
dogma
MADRID, May 20.-Another deputation waited
Espartero yesterday hoping prevail npon him to
cept the throne. It is reported that he persistet
in bis refusal.
FLORENCE, May 20.-fhree Italian frigates efn~
ing around the Island of CopreFo to prevent the ESCAPE
Of Gen. 6aribaldi to Naples. The Government take
this action because il is known that the Of Gar
Dadi are with the insurgents in Southern italy,
LONDON, May 20.--The House of Commons by Il
majority of four, defeated the bill allowing hnshand-
to marry deceased wives sisters.
MADRID May 2l.-It is unoffically announced tiat
Bortero will accept the The excitement over
the unsettled state of affairs is unabated.
PARIS, May 2l.-This morning the Emperor met
the legislative bodies in solemn assembly in Sale de
Etat aud received from deputaon of the Corps Leg
islatif the result of the vote on pebisctnm. His
Majesty with the Empress and Prince Imperial were
greeted by Deputies and Senators with demonstrations
of enthusiasm. Schneider addressed the Emperor
behalf of the legislative bodies.