The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-15
FROM EUROPE.

uaF movement in Leghorn has every of secret pot
for its suppression. Twenty-twor 70 prompt action
in the affair, have been arrested, and the police are
searching for other parties. All needful precautions
have been taken by the officer in command of the gar
| rison.
MADRID, June 1.-THE debate on the question OF
electing King commenced in the Cortes yesterday.
1t opens with animation and bids fair to become ex-
citing. The most prominent among the speakers yes
terday was Senor Rivero. He created marked SEN
saton by declaring that restoration of the Bourbons
in Spain would never be permitted by the maj ority
He then proceeded to denounce monarchy in general,
maintaining that it had produced all the evils from
which Spain suffered. The speech received with
frequent cheers and had undenable effect mem
bers. Replies were made by the supporters of the
| Royal cause, which lasted until late hour, when,
without action the question, the Cortes adjourned.
BOMBAY, June 6, via LONDON, June THE pros
poets of the cotton crop improving. Heavy rains
have fallen in the planting district and apprehensons
of short crop have been removed
PARIS, June 1.-THE split in the party Of the left
in Corps Legslatif is complete Differences of opinion
as to the attitude to be maintained towards the Oll
vier Ministry led to the separation
General Wenet has been reelected Grand Master
of the Masonic order in France by 160 votes. Cor
net formerly Republican Deputy to the Corps Legls-
latif, was also candidate and received l25 votes
A man has been arrested at Marseiles, who is sup
posed to have made murderOus assault on the Aus
LONDON, June S.-Wolf's s Continental Teegraphic
Company of Berlin, with sub-agencies in the principal
cities of Europe know nothing of any recent disturb
ances in Roumania. The manager of the company
declares the telegram of Adolph Cretmeunx to be an
exaggeraton, and says all reports touching on the
banlshment of Roumania Jews are baseless. Dilgent
inquiries here and on the continent fail to discover any
foundation for the terrible stories which have been
published in the United States.
Still uneasiness over Fenians. The Pail Mall Ga
zette thinks the Fenian leaders will be forced to take
some action to sustain their sinking regulations;
A pleasure yacht capszed off Hastings twelve per-
sons lost.
From the various agricultural papers of England
cleaned the following details relative to the growing
crops: Wheat looks finely everywhere, and crops are
larger than the average may be expected Grass Is
unusually thin and hay prospects are dlscouraglng
PARIS, June S.-Prnce Da vorgene, ex-Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, is slowly recovering from smallpox,
FLORENCE June S-Italian Government has concu-
sve evidence that Mazzne is personally implicated In
the rebel movement on the Swiss frontier. The fact
will be- if it has not already been brought to the at
tenton of the Swiss Government, and demand will be
made for the surrender of this agtator or his expul
sion from Switzerland.
PARIS, Jnue s.-AdVices from Menortly are silent
and passive
Great demonstration was made yesterday in favor
of papal nfalbility. The Jesuits were the prime
movers in the affair." Large procession passed through
the streets bearing banners inscribed, viva bapa In
fallibe !"
ROME June Sit is stated that the Ecumencal
Council are now engaged in discussing Schema DePre-
mata nfallibility BY sections Debate on preamble
closed There have been of two exciting passages
occurred between the supporters of the supposed dog
ma but all quiet at present.
LONDON, June 9-The alarm among the farmers
over the continued dry weather amounts almost to
panic.
Telegraphic communication to Bombay is complete
Disrael is about retiring from politics. He will be
raised to peerage.
MADRID, June 9.-The question of a future Mon
arch occupied the Cortes yesterday motion was
made that King be elected by direct vote OF the
people. After debate proposition requiring can
didate to receive maj aority equal to one-ha oil tne
whole number of deputies carried by l3o to l34
This is regarded as having utterly destroyed the
chances of the Duke of Montpensier as well as OF all
other candidates who have thus far beer named None
of these will be able to get l79 votes, the number re-
qured by the passage of this resolution. There Is
much excitement among all classes OF people;
Gen. Prim made personal explanation. He quoted !
from dispatch of the Philadelphia correspondent of
the London Times, relating to his connection with the
Cuban Junta. He pronounced the dispatch t
a malicious invention. There had been no negotia-
tions between him and the American Government and
between him and English capitalists, as stated in the
Dispatch
iosDoS June lo-The London Globe in its edito-
rial this evening startled the community with the an
nouncement that Chas. Dickens had been seized with
paralysis and was dying Gadylle Rochester in
Kent The news spread everywhere and created the
most profound regret. But the worst was still to
come kilograms have since been received which an
nounce the death of the great novelist at quarter
past 6 this evening Mr.. Dickens was at dinner on
Wednesday when he was seized with the tit. DIR.
Steele of the village of St. Cloud who was IN former
years the family physician of Mr.. Dickens, was imme'