New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-05
FOREIGN.

Soldiers Injured at the Quentfn Riot
Arrest Of Piotters against the
/ Emperor's LiFe-The People Warned
to Keep Quiet-Chfefs of Interna-
tioaal AsaOeiatiOn of WOrkfngmen
Arrested-The Marquis of Bute In
tho Newspaper Buslnesa-Tlmcs ON
the Plot against the Fmpes or-The
st. Thomas Treaty-Thiers against
the Plebiscftum Last A ddress OF
the PIeb;sclte Committee-More than
Two Thousand Arresta Since satur.
ay-InternatiOnal Exhibition I'M
Vienna - ProcessiOn of Orangemen
Dispersed.
PARIS, May 4.-Several gems d'armes. but
no citizens, were in njured at the st. Quentin
riot.
Many more arrests have been made OF
persons believed to have been implicated 10
the plot against the Emperor's life.
Mr.. Roussel, at whose house the bombs
were found, has not yet been apprehended.
Great precautions have been taken to pre-
vent disorders.
The Journal 0ffciel, and the Steele warn
the people to keep quiet.
It is asserted that NJ. Thiers will advise
Frenchmen to vote no. The Emperor's pro-
clamation is in the hands ofevery voter.
The committee in favor of the plebiscitum
issued their last address, declaring that
electors must put aside by strong vote the
bombs and internal machines.
The committees manifesto concludes
''You must go to the polls nextSunday and
vote as in 1S4S, with banners flying and
shouting 'yive Napoleon If you desire
liberty, order, stability, prosperity, you
must vote plebiscitum.'
The medical students made another DEM
onstration against DR.. Tardien, as he was
leaving the college to-day. Arrests of
members of the International society have
been made to-day at Lyons, Strasburg and
Rouen. 1t is estimated that over 1000 per-
sons have been arrested since Saturday last.
LONDON, May 4.-The Marquis of Butte
has purchased the London Su1e, which here
after will advocate Catholicism.
The Times discussing the plot against the
Emperos' life, Essays, the most remarkable
thing about the plot, is, its opportuneness
for official electioneering.
LONDON, May 4-Much incredulity exists
here in regard to the last conspiracy dis
covered by the French government. A
writer in the evening edition OF the Times
cites precedents justifying the doubts which
prevail.
Advlces from Rome represent that the
successive diplomatic protests against the
Papal programme have powerfully rein
forced the numbers and power OF the oppo-
sitlon in the Ecumenical Council.
LONDON, May A convention now 10
subject of ritualsm. The discussion pos
sesses little general interest.
The radical republicans here tender
banquet to Gustave Flourens.
Richard Tattersalls, the head Of the we'll
known firm OF Tattersalls, is dead.
VIENNA. Maya A prospectus for an in
ternational exhibition in this city in 1872 Is
on foot.
DUBLIN, May A procession Of nine
hundred Orangemen, while passing through
the Catholic quarter OF the town of Lurgan,
with drums and offensive banners, was at
tackled by the police and dispersed. The
police were obliged to use their swords, but
no casualties are reported.
CoPENHAGEN, May 2.-The present coun-
Gil promises to promptly submit to the
delegates the reasons for the delay of the
ratification of the st. Thomas treaty, on the
part of the United States.
MARsEILLEs, May. 4.-The chiefs of the
international Workingmens' Association here
have been arrested, also prominent per-
son who escaped from Paris.