Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-06-04
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Paris, May 3o.-In the Corps Leeislatif to.
day il was announced that the Government
would not r~elinquish its ptesoga,ive Of ap.
pointing a mayor.
Small pox increasing rapidly.
London, May s0.-Heron Is elected 10
P%arliamsn, from Tiprerary.
Tie Posts article on The weeks drouth
causes much anxiety about the crops.
Paris, May 3o.-The Empress Eugenie
visits Denmark.
London, May 3o-The Colonial Office has
advicss Of the utter and final failure Of the
resent Fenian attempt on Canada.
London May 3O.-The House Of Lords read
the Irish land bill for The frs, time.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone
made The closing speech on the Irish land bill,
and thanked the members for their support Of
the bill, which was read a Third time and
passed. 4. aa..s
Madrid, May 3o.-Gen. Prim has issued a
circular urging upon the Deputies the import.
ance Of being in their seats on the 9th OF
June, when he lPrim) will explain the efforts
The Provisional Government are nnw making
10 salve the question Of tie Spanish throne.
na 'Dsfaso, N. Y, May ao.- The Fenian
Leaders frot, The Middle and Western States
sars in council here. Tl,onch they are disgust.
cd at the failure at 81. Alban's they do not
despair, and claim the organization will slsadi-
~ pursue It's object TO success.
s.. Adams, W., May 3o-Gens. McDo-
well and Ingalls, have returned here from
Malone.
Many Fenians, believing Gen. O'Neill's
arrest 10 he voluntary, threaten 10 take his
life.
Nep York, May 30-Gen. Rosecrans will
soon publish an address 10 The people OF the
United States, sustaining and explaining q
memorial, which he is abou, 10 submit 10
Congress on he subjec, Of our national policy
towa.i Mexico. Gen. Rosccrans asges a for
NAL declaration by Congress Of a policy
which will assure the Mexican Government o.
sympa,hy and moral support, and s'ow on'
own citizens that their rights shall be recog
nizcd in whatever legitimate mercantile, in
s dnsl,ial or other enterprise they may UNDER
take ia that country.
The policy proposed has received the ap
prosal Of ex-Secretary Seward, Chief Justice
Chase, Gen. ScIenck, William II. Aspinwal'
and o,ler prominent citizens, by whom il has
bsen examined, aud from whom letters vii
be Published.
Gen. Rosecrans afirms that a. decisive
declaration by Congress a, the present time
i would strengthen and es,abIirh the J"are'
DECLINING administration in Mexico, AM
induce American capital to engage in bank
ing and railroad, enterprises, thus raising tina
country to the, dignity Of -" independents
self-pvotectiny republic, faithful TO the Uni'e'
States. =
Hsysss, May 3o.-aPrsident Cespedcs'
son, Oscar, was among the captured.
Col. Jno. Clancy. an American, was killed
N .DsRohas executed seven prisoners in re-
as~t aliaiisn for seven wood cutters killed nea'
" Pser,o Principe. aaa7
spA sslegsam from Puerto ~fsincips say
I CssPedssss p~arinns prevented him Iron
escaping from II, country.
A large number Of plantations in th'
@Camasaey Distric. have been destroyed b.
order 81 Gen. Cavado.
Arrived here to-day: Steamer Borussia from
Nsw York. Cromwell from New Orleans.
Bryan, Wyoming, May so.-The Indian
made 4 raid on tho stage en- route from thi
place 10 South Pass, yesterday, capturing TEL
stage horses, and wonpdins Que couniryman
The Sou,l. is full Of Indians.
Brses, Wyoming Territory, May so,-Th
il Intiass made ! raid on The ssags route ffor
4 here 10 South Pass yesterday, snf ran ~ 10
Asad IL, stage horses n Big Sandy S'siio'
iaind ws,nndet ! msn named JohS connsrs. a
~ stock between there and South Pass
supposed 10 b gone. The country is foil .
&. ll~a,iisns, who ass known y b Arrapahoes 2"
SiosE. .s5 -
! 1Ths, nsvsl received N THE city from Ger
Hancock, now ID pako,ah Territory, indicsu
~ ID. making sacia dispositions Of the Units
1aaasA asosse j. thaa sssisass will bsss pssss1
ths white sslilsss from Isdian dsPssdateaa