The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-05-11
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FROM EUROPE.
PARIS, May 4.-The journal official denounces h,
tactics of the revolutionary journals in seeking tt
make their readers believe there has been conspira
Icy and declares it to be the duty OF the governmen
to the public against the effect Of such edtora
tricks The journal adds that the conspiracy is part
that of last winter, investigation into which has beer
so protracted. When the examinations are terrnina
ted and they will be- the public will know all and
be able to appreciate the danger in which the country
has been placed.
Rappel publishes manifesto from Garibalda to the
French army, calling the soldiers to raise the flag
of revolution. The police searching for NJ. Ballot
who, they say, is implicated in the conspiracy. Bal
lot was an officer of Garibaldi's, and is friend Of
Gustave Planners, the maker of the bombs seized by
the police. He explains that the boombs intend
ed for America and it is represented that they
to be used as wheels to patent velocipede.
serious riot occurred yesterday at Quentin, caused
by the arrest Of number of the International Socie
ty Two hundred workmen attacked the rational
guard and gems d'armes stationed around the prison.
The guard held their ground, though number were
wounded. The Prefect and commanding General came
to their relief with detachment of regular troops,
when the mob dispersed and order restored. To-
day the Prefect and General held review at which
they thanked the troops and national guard for causing
the laws to be protected.
LONDON May 4.-Dispatches from India report that
rebellion has broken out among the Khrgish tribe
| on the shores Of the Caspian
| Dispatches from Athens state that Smolengski has
been appointed to succeed NJ Sonzsos as Minister OF
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Troops still hunting for the survivors Of band
of brgands who murdered some foreigners.
| Marquis of Butte has purchased the London Sun
which will hereafter advocate Catholicism.
| The Times, in discussing the plot against the Empe-
rors life, says the most remarkable thing about the
plot is its opportuness for official electioueering
PARIS, May 4.-Several ensde-armes, but no citi-
zens, injured at the St. Quentin riot yesterday.
There has been many arrests of persons believed
| ia be implicated in the plot
Rounsel, at whose house the bombs we're found has
been apprehended. Great precautions are taken
The Journal, official and the seice, warn the peo.
pie to keep quiet. is@l ~
MARsELLIEs, May 4.-The Chief of the Interna.
tional Workmens Association here has been arrested
also prominent person who escaped from Paris.
PARIS, May ga decree has been published con.
voking the High Court of Justice to investigate the
plot against the life of the Emperor The decree says
long before the issuance of this decree NJ. Emile
Olivier demonstrated beyond all doubt the existence
of revolutionary organization, having for its aim
the establishment of democratic republic the
bers of which resorting to systematize vfcatons,
ourages calunnies, outbreaks and assassinatons to
accomplish their purposes.
The Scle of to day explains the situation follows:
the past and carteblanche for the future asfs
The earnings of Adaline Patti for the past season,
have been million francs to say nothing of the
presents she has received Marquis DeCaux, her hus
band, has just contributed 1900 francs to the fund Of
the Pebiscum Committee. .t 81. .- a. sz.s=s
1t is reported that the Government has demanded of
England exradition of Gustave Fourens on account of
his completely in the plot against the life of the EN-.
peror.
PARIS, May 6.-To days edition of the Rsppel was
seized by the police
Trouble is reported at Lyons, where the authorities
have interrupted the publication of newspapers
Smalley, of the New York Tribune, is here and an
nounces his readiness to answer all questions though
the authorities have yet given him no occasion
He says he is acquainted with Flourens he met him
in London and received letters for him, but knew
nothing of their contents and declares that be had no
knowledge of Flourens being in any way connected
with the conspiracy.
LoNDoN, May 6.-The Pail Mall Gazette, in behalf
of Smaley, states authority that he ignorant
of the alleged conspiracy and of the contents of the
letters sent to Flourens in his care.
The London Times continues, edtorally, TO beitte
the French conspiracy 1t says peace lies less in the
strength Of those who would infct than in the weak
ness of those who would resist conspiracy.
ROME, May 6.-Twothrds of the French Bishops, |
in Rome have asked the permission to vote at the
French Embassy, on plebiscitum. Marquis Bounvle +
thanks them for their patriotism but is instructed to
reply that the law does not permit such step.
PARIS May 1.-The Journal official announces that
the issue of this evenings National Cycle and Ravel
seized because Of the publication of alae pro
clamation, signed Louis Bonaparte.
The Rappal an irreconcilable organ, seized to-
day for violation of the press law. T. z
Arrests for completely in the plot continue Six
members of the International Society of Workmen
were apprehended at ST. Etienne to-day. The rumors
of an outbreak at Lyons yesterday not confirmed
The radical journals strongly advise the people to be
calm aud quiet tomorrow. .-r..r
LONDON, May Tin the House of Commons last
evening the Irish bill was discussed in committee.
Many amendments were introduced, debated and re-
ected. Palmers amendment restricting the applica-
tiou of improvement and the claim to tenancies
ated under this bill provoked unusually long and
interesting discussion but at length the amendment
vas rejected by SO majority,
The Prussian Consul at Rome, Herr Darnham, has
delivered dispatch to Cardinal Antoni strongly back
ng the remonstrance of Napoleon.
VIENNA, May IA commercial treaty with Guate-
nala has been ratified and signed by the Austrian Coy
rnment.
Herr Petrino has exchanged places with Herr
Niendeman in the Cabinet. The former takes the
portfolio Of national defenses the latter that of agri
ulture. ~ S=5