New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-03
FOREIGN.
Liverpool Arrivals-BOld speech in Gias-
gOw-Republican Form of Government
Advocated-Riot and DisOrder-t:rand
Military Review.

Liverpool ArrivalS-BOld Spffc1 IN GlIs.
gOw-Republican Form of Government
Advocated-Riot and Disorder-t'rand
Military Review.
LIVERPOOL, April 2.-Arrived-Cotton
laden ships Hubert, from Galveston: Giants
Causeway, Theresa, Eleanor, Jupiter. Mem
phis and WhampOn, from New Orleans;
Leon. from Mobile; Abby Regerson, from
Savannah. and Albert, from Galveston.
There has been over $4,000 bales of cot
ton landed here since last Thursday by
ships from the United States.
LONDON. April 2.-Mr. Bradlaugh lectured
in Glasgow last night, and in the course OF
his remarks stated that he was in favor OF
a republican form OF government TOR Great
Britain. Parliament. he said had bestowed
the crown upon William and Mary, and
what it had right to give it certainly had
a right to withhold.
These uttrances of Mr.. Brodlaugh gave
rise to considerable disorder. and an attack
was made on the building wherein the lee
ture was delivered, and number OF win
dows and street lamps were broken. SeV-
eral policemen vino undertook to quell the
disturbance were also stoned by the rioters.
No one was seriously injured.
While the races at Lurgan, Ireland, were
in progress the stand. crowded with specta-
tors gave way, and about two hundred per
sons were precipltated to the @raund amid
y
were injured, some of whom can not re-
cover.
Insiruations Of the American press in re
gard to Admiral Ingletields movements III
the United States have created a sensation
here and are variously commented on.
Mr.. Disraeli went to Manchester yesterday.
On his arrival ne was met by large crowd
of citizens, who received him with enthEsI-
astic demonstrations Of welcome.
The thrpt huD1rputh anniversary of tns
revolt of the Netherlands was celebrated
throughout Holland yesterday. At The
Hague there was a grand procession and re-
view Of troops by the King.
Mr.. Motley, the American historian of the
Dutch Republic, was honored with special
attention by the King and people on the
occasion.
At the grand military review Of troops
which took place at Brighton yesterday,
immense crowds witnessed the maneuversr
which were conducted on large scale.
Sufficient land for the eyOlutiOns having
been secured, about 10000 volunteers were
on the ground, and their evolutions were
rendered more than usually interesting oy
the rehearsal of the Battle OF Dorklng.
The troops in the field, including some 2oc
volunteers, were divided into two armies,
one of invasion the other of defence. The
enemy was supposed to have effected
landing in ShOreham harbOr. Ine move
ment commenced with an attac k on the
village and its capture after an oDstlnate
resistance. The invaders then advanced on
Brighton, and after repulsing body OF
troops. took up defensive position. The
army of defense being largely reinforced,
took the offensive under General HorstOrd.
and attacked the invaders with success, al
though the latter drove through HorsfOrd's
ripht centre and created confusion for q
while. Firing ceased at one o'clock, both
sides having been partially beaten.
The mock fight was succeeded by the
'.march past" which was not satisfactory.
The review, ON the whole, is considered
failure. The weather was fine, although
there were occasional showers and the air
was fresh and bracing. Trains took down
large numbers of spectators from London.
MANCHESTER, April "A large deputation
Of conservatives marched in procession to
Pomona Gardens where they presented an
address to Dlsraeli, expressing the hope that
he would soon come into power again. In
spite OF the heavy snow and rain storm. the
attendance was immense and Disraeli was
repeatedly cheered. Many houses in the
vicinity were decorated with flags.
PARIS, April 2.-The Assembly before ad
journing appointed a committee to repre-
sent it during the recess. President Theirs,
addressing the committee. confirmed the re-
port that official notice had been given the
Belgian government of the termination,
within the stipulated time. Of the treaty of
commerce. He had explained to Belgium
that this action was necessary, as France
required full liberty to remodel her CON-
mercial system in accordance with her al
tered circumstances.
The tariffs. he said. terminated every ak
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