The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-07-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

Rome, July o.-fAlhS IppoI
Emanuel had an enthusiastic recep-
ton here yesterday.
London, July Sir Alexander
Buchanan succeeds Lord Bloom
field. at Vienna. Lord Leftus sue
ceeds Buchanan at ST. Petersburg.
Lord Tendenten succeeds Odo Rus
sell in the foreign Office, and Odo
Russell goes to Berlin.
Orangemen created disturbances
in Ulster county, Ireland. The
military were called out, and the
mob dispersed upon the authori-
ties reading the riot act.
Rochefort is pronounced
insane.
Paris, Sunday, Midnight-July
2.-The elections passed off quietly.
The city is calm.
Rome, July 4.-The Municipality
of Rome gave a brilliant ball last
night. The King was present. At
the close his Majesty started for
Florence. d..
There has been an unusual at
tendance of Cardinals and other
high dignitaries of the Church at
court during the Kings stay at
Rome.
Rome, July 4.-The King review
ed the troops yesterday. He was
enthusiastically received.
Paris, July 5.-The Republican
journals rejoice over the overwhelm-
ing majority Of the Theirs party.
They regard the victory as per-
manently establishing the Repub-
lie. The monarchical press accuse
each other of a want Of energy.
The siege of Paris will probably
be raised to-day. ~ .''-
The following is the latest CLASH
fcation of the delegates elected
Sunday: eighty-six Thiersites, thir-
teen Radicals, two Legitimists,
three Orleanists, one Napoleonist.
The elections have increased
Theirs supporters fully 100.
Rome, July 5.-Duripg the ban
quet last night, Visconti made a
speech, in curse OF which he de-
clared the conduct of the Romans
during the visit of the King justi-
fed the transfer of the Capital, and
proved that Rome was profoundly
attached to the Dynasty.
Paris, July G.-The Republicans
are in the ascendant nearly every
where.
A loan will be raised by Paris to
rebuild the destroyed monuments.
Jules Ducatel, for treason to the
Communists, has been awarded the
Cross of the Legion of Honor.
Marshal MacMahon has been re-
instated in command at Versailles.
Paris, July 1.-THE reorganiza-
ton of the French army has been
completed. Its effective strength
is 100000 men, r.s.s ~.z.ss7z
The smallpox is on the decrease
in Paris.
The Pope writes President Theirs
that he will remain in Rome.
Numerous Algeria tribes have
given in submission to Gen. Vale
mand, and the end of the Algerian
instruction is near.
The army everywhere voted the
Republican ticket.
Hague, July 8.-The Second
Chamber of Parliament ratified the
treaty for the cession of the Island
of New Guinea, i'm the Pacific
Ocean, to England.
Paris, July 10.-Sixteen thousand
communist prisoners at Versailles
have been released by order Of the
government, but sixteen thousand
are still held for trial by comtmar-
tial. They will be tried in squads.
President Theirs has written a
letter to the Pope, inviting him to
take up his residence in France.
Theirs makes an humble apology to
the Holy Father for the inability of
France to interfere in behalf Of tenn
poral power in the Roman States,
but declares it has the earnest con-
viction that Italian unity is impos-
sible.
Rome, July 10.-Vicar General
Cardinal Patrize prohibits members
of the church, in the Roman States,
from reading non-clerical news
papers.