Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-21

traitors Of this outrage.
The Evening edition Of the Times
has the following details Of the con-
test.
Both yachts we're becalmed for
long time. The Cambria was win
ner for the first twenty miles Of the
race, when she beat 10 the wind
ward and Weathered the Saph0 un-
der Conchand Cliff, between there
and 81. GATHERINGS, che tackled 10
Windward 10 her fourteen times
successfully. The SaphO, from her
greater length, f~ore.reached and
Weaihered on the Cambria, doubt
ing mark forty seconds ahead.
Here the interest In the race ended.
The mark steamer had 70 take the
Cambria in tow, Is she drifted with
the tide a good breeze prevailed for
the first score Of miles. The strug.
gle for the weather position caused
considerable excitement. A dense
fog prevailed duringRthe greater
part Of the time.
PARIS, May l7.-This mornings
edition Of the Marseillss was
seized.
The small pox Of a spreading type
is unusually violent.
HAVANA, May lS.-De RodAs has
revoked his late order compelling
persons going to the United States
10 give security to the amount OF
fifty thousand dollars, that they
viii not engage in conspiracy
against the Spanish government.
TORONTO, May lS.-The daily
Telegraph this morning says:
I'VE are pleased to announce
that the Washington Government
has issued instructions that ouI
ships shalt he allowed to pass
through Sault 81. Marie Canal with
al their cargOes except munition'
o war.
PARls, May ls.-The LaMar
seillese has been condemned fol
offense against the Emperor, anC
for exciting hatred aud contemp'
for the government. The authoI
of au article specified was sen
fenced to six months Imprisonment
and a fine of 5000 francs the man
aging editor to imprisonment ont
year and fine of 10000 francs. Tn,
tribunal deCreed suspension Of tn,
publication OF the LaMarseillese TO
two months.
PARIS, May ls.-The Corps Leg
islatif met to-day and proceeded Il
count and verify the vote on Pie
biscitum, when the result was de
clared. Members of both centre
and Of right received tho announce
ment with shouts of Vive lie Empe
reur. Jules Simon approached tn,
Tribune and endeavOred to max,
some observations, but the chambc
refused to hear him. He submit
ted the interpolation In the manne
in which the election had been con
Quoted, and took his seat. Til
chamber separated with renewed
cries Of v!ve lie Empereur from tn
majority. =,
The las: number of the Mlrseil'
lese, seized to-day, announces tia
the paper will reappear 18th July
and Rochefort will employ the in
terval in writing the history OF tn
Lost Empire.
The editor and director of III,
Revel have been CONDEMNED, eacl
to imprisonment OF three mouth
and 10000 francs fine, The cdlto.
and director ofthc Raphel also con
demncd TO 10000 francs fine eact
aud two months imprisonment
Many persons in addition L
those previously condemned, have
been convicted of participation il
the late riots, and have received
sentences Of from ten days TO two
months imprisonment.
Letter from Rome to the ljtl
inst. say the French Bishops have
all sent instructions to their clergy
TO chant Te Deum for fortunate
issue Of vote OF plebiscitun.
The French ambassador viii
have a special service praise cele'
brated in the presence of tho
Bishops. There was no meeting
of the Council on Sunday or Mon.
day. The congregation was to bC
held on Tuesday, when the Arch,
Bishop Of Paris was TO speak against
the proposed definition OF tic
Papal iniallibility,
Troops have been sent 10 Viterbo.
70 prevent a baud of Insurgents
who had rebelled against the Ital.
ian government from crossing into
the Papal Territory with arms in
their hands.
VIENNA, May Isl. is reported
that Baron Won Brcst, Prime Min
lister Of Austria aud Count An.
drOsky, Hungarian Premier, have
agreed to forbid the PRONUNCIATION
any decree ofthe Ecumenical Coun.
ell, declaring the Inability OF the
Pope.
It's reasserted that the Austrian
bishops will vote with practical
uaanimity against the dogma.
WAsHINGToN. May l9.-novsE-
Conner, Of Texas, introduced a res
olurion mstructing the Committee
GU Foreign Affairs, TO enquire and
report what measures are neces-
sary to force Mexico to observe the
treaty and stipulations, and to
prevent Mexico from harboring
American outlaws, was referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
II Is reported that a bill, for the
sale Of certain United States pro.
perry, including that at Fayette-
vile, n. C.. Mount Vernon, Ala. ;
Chattahooche, Fla. also certain
captured property at Shreveport,