New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-31
FOREIGN.

Bill for Preservation OF Peace In
Ire,and and HebHie In House of
Lord.-Debate In the House OF Com
mvns-Exped.ti WI h u Steel battery
to Suppress tho Red River Insurrec-
ttou-Ex.Queen Isabella and Her Hus-
band Axree to Separate-Mszziai
Urxes Revolt-Mr. Bright to keslgn-
sehooner Abandoned at sea-RepOrts
or Cuban Battles Niscredltod ~t Ma
drid.
LONDON, March 30.-In the House of Lords
last evening Lord Dufferen moved q 81 cOnd
reading of the bill for the preservation OF
peace in Ireland. He made a speech justi-
f,ing the~wisdom and necessity of the meas
ure. The Duke of Richmond sustained the
bill. Lord Cranmore deplOred the release OF
Fenian conyicts as ministerial mistake.
respect for law in Ireland would make the
act n dead letter, and the Earl OF klmber y
dvelt with great satisfaction on the unity OF
parties in support of the bill, and predic ed
the happiest results. The Marquis Of Sails
bury thought the bill might reach Ribbon.
ism, but not Fenianism. He approved the
provisions relative to the press, as u string ent
policy was Imperative. The irlsh must oe
made to tear law before they could
love it." Earl Granville said the
bill would be considered in the House
of Commons on Thursday next, when he
hoped the House would consent to sus-
pension in the rules and allow its passage.
The House then adjourned.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Atway,
the Uuder Foreign Secretary said "nothing
had been done to procure revision OF the
commercial treaty with France
Lord Milton asked for the cOrrespon-
deuce relative to the design of General
Harvey to invade British territory on the
Pacific coast in 1859. Mr.. Gladstone said
that the Government was anxious to pass
the Irish Railroad bill. He feSred that they
would be obliged to carry it over to the
next session. MIR. Chllders, first lord OF the
admiralty defended the navy from the crltl-
cisms made On its strength and the dlstrlbu-
ton Of the fleets. A motion for an lnvestl-
gation into the cause OF the removal OF Or.
Madden from his position as magistrate, was
introdced and gave rise to heated debate
which lasted until adjournment.
The Post says that the government IS pre-
parlng al expedition of one thousand men,
with . steel battery, to suppress the Red
river insurrectioD, in America.
Tennessee and Georgia railroad bonds
were introduced in the market to-day.
1t is believed the Ecumepical Council at
Rome have adopted schema de Jide.
Democratic papers of Ravenna publish a
letter from Mazzini, urging revolt in Ro-
magma. -,
The Globe intimates that Mr.. Bright will
soon resign his seat in the Cabinet.
PARIS. March 80. -Ex.Queen Isabella and
husband compromised, and signed paper
agreeing to separate.
Medical students have made another dis
orderly demonstration against Dr.. Fardlen.
HAyBE, March 30.-The ship Martha
Cobb, from New Orleans, passed the
schooner J. G. Daker. abandoned at sea.
MADRID, March 3o,-rhe reports OF the
recent Cuban battles are discredlted by the
government here.
LONDON, March 30.-The Globe intimstes
that John Bright will soon resign his place
in the Cabinet.
The University crews continue to improve
in form. though misgivings are felt regard
ing the new Oxford boat, which is thought
to be too SIN ali.
In the House of Commons this afternoon,
the bill abollshlng the forfeiture OF the prop
eray of felons, passed to SECOND reading
The party professions bill was also read
second time.