New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-22
Lord Edward George Howard is announced

Lord Edward George Howard is announced
to take place soon.
The English Press Directory, which has
just appeared, gives the number Of journals
in Great Britain at 1456.
Five hundred pounds of gunpowder was
seized in Cork yesterday by the authorities
The yacht Enchantress will be sent by
the admiralty to SueZ to receive the re-
mains of Earl Mayo, and convey them to
England.
The rumor prevails throughout London
that Baron Hatherly will soon retire from
the Lord CHARACTERISTIC of Great Britain,
and will be succeeded by Lord Romelly.
1t is reported that Lord Northtrook will
be appointed Viceroy of the Indias.
PARIS, February 2l.-The G0ul0iS, in its
issue OF this morning, says King Amadeus,
of Spain, has become disguised with the I'M
govcrnable disposition Of the Spanish peo-
pie, and has urged his father, King Victor
Emanuel, of Italy, to sanction his abdica-
ton. The GdulOis further says that Victor
Emanuel counsels patience on the part of
King Amadeus.
The budget committee of the National
Assembly have agreed to report bill pro-
vidirg for the taxation of raw materials,
except those used in the manufacture Of
textile fabrics. Pouyer Quertier, Minister
of Finance, has signitied his acceptance Of
this modification. President Theirs favors
this plan of taxation.
Two hundred members of the right, and
fifty six members OF the right centre, in the
National Assembly, signed the manifesto of
tie mOnarchists.
MADRID, February 2l.-Sagosta has
formed new Ministry. Herrera is Min
lister OF Colonies.
Senior Sagosta, who was requested by
King Amadeus to form new Ministry, has
completed his task. The following are the
names of the members of the new Cabinet :;
Sagosta, President of the Council and
Minister OF the interior; Mccampo, Min
lister of Marine: Senior de Bias, Minister of
| Foreign Affairs; Gamacho, Minister of
Finance; Edel Rey, Minister of War; Rob
| lerd. Minister OF Public Works; Herrera
Minister of Colonies; Calmerari, Minister Of
! Justice. The last five mentioned members
| of the Ministry belong to the Unionists
party.
would be one of the members of the new
government, declined to accept a position
owing to the illness of his daughter.
LIVERPOOL, February 2i.-Arrived--Ben
Nevis and Formosa, from New Orleans.
New YORK, February 2l.-Enslish pa
pers of the tenth instant have been re-
ceiyed. A deputatirn of the Evangelical
Alliance had called upon Lord Granville,
requesting government interference to pre-
vent religious prosecutions in Japan, which
was promised.
Emile Olivier had declined to appear be-
fore the investigating committee OF the AS
sembly and testify as to incidents of Sep
TENDER 4.
The London Telegraph of the tenth says:
arbitration under existing circumstances
can not go on, simply because the two ma
tons did not understand the same thing as
the subject matter of the reference. We
agreed to abide the decision of the arbi-
traitors as regards direct and limited claims,
but did not not agree to abide their de-
cisiOn as regards an indirect and underlined
bill for the continuance Of the war. The
question has to a certain extent passed out
o.. the hands of diplomatists, and now rests
with the American people and ourselves
We have shown in every way our wish to
heal the quarrel. If, as the angry tone of
some of their journals indicate, they decide
to keep it open, it will be their own doing,
and nothing We can now do can possibly pre-
vent that question. as it now stands where
it did before Lord Ripon and his colleagues
sailed for America Our friendly intentions
remain the same; but now, as then, we are
utterly opposed to dishonorable and dan
gerOus concessions"
The London papers of the eighth contain
Gladstone's speech on the American case:
it is two columns and half long
MADRID, February q 1.-The new ministry
has the support OF the entire progreSslst
party.
BERLIN, February 2l.--The police authori-
ties have information that a man is con
cealed in the city who has sworn to take
the life of Bismarck and an active search
is going on for the would-be assassin.
LONDON, February elaboration of
the streets through which the royal pro-
cesson will pass to and from St Paul's on
the twenty seventh has already commenced,
and will be carried out on Il grand scale.
Arches are building at various points along
the route, and in the squares and at all
available places terraces of seats for spec
tators are being. erected. Huge crowds of
people collect daily to witness these prepa-
ratiOns.
In the Tichborne case, the Attorney Cen
eral, Sir John Duke Coeridge has brought
of witnesses for the defense has com
menced.
Lord Below was on the stand to-day
His testimony was very damaging TO claim
ant.
PARIS, February 2l.-Three of the assas-
sins of Generals Lecompt and Thomas will
be executed at five O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing at SatOry.
A bill has been introduced in the Assem-
bly, increasing the power of the government
over the press.
President Theirs has summoned the prin- |
cipal Generals to give an account of the |
present state of feeling in the army.
ROME, February 2l.-The Pope has asked |
the permission Of England and Austria for |
the meeting of the Ecumenical Council in |
their dominions.