New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-28

The Pope Asks support for DE Cham.
bOrd-AIexis Mt Havnna-Late from
Guayamas-Nfexicnn Revolutionists in
SinalOa.
LONDON, February 27.--Gladstone. in the
House of Commons, admitted that the gov
ernment had exchanged notes with for
eign governments regarding the Interna-
tonal society.
1t is estimated that million of people
will be added temporarily to the popula-
ton of London to view the Thanksgiving
procession for the recovery of the Prince OF
Wales.
The royal thanksgiving procession for
the recovery of the Prince of Wales is
moving. The weather is fine. The line of
march, seven miles long, is decorated
throughout.
Fourteen thousand persons are admitted
within st. Paul's Cathedral upon tickets,
while thousands upon thousands outside
can hear the cathedral music Attendance
numbered by hundreds of thousands.
LONDON, February 27.-The thanksgiving
celebration was complete success through
out. There will be great illumination to-
night. The day was observed as legal
holiday throughout the United Kingdom.
Evening ng.-The royal procession com
menced to move from buckingham palace
at half-past eleven o'clock, in the following
order:
First-NIilitary.
Second-Carriages containing the Speaker
of the House and Lord Chancellor
Third-Duke of Cambridge, Commander
in-Jhief Of the Army
Fourth-Military.
Fifth-Open carriages belonging to the
royal household, and containing the lord
| steward and lord chamberlain, the lords
| and ladies in waiting, the royal equerries
/ and groorns, the Duke OF Edinburg. Prince
| Arthur Prince Beatrice, Prince and Prin-
! cess of Wales, Queen Victoria.
| SiXtb-Military.
| The troops in the procession consisted of
detachments of Life Guards, Royal Horse
| Guards, Royal Artillery. Lancers Hussars,
| Grenadiers, Scots Fusiliers, Coldstream
| Guards and Royal Marines As the Queen
left the court yard OF the palace a chorus of
30.~t0 children sang the national anthem.
ii Temple Bar the Lord Mayer, sheritfs,
six aldermen and eight councilmen, all on
horseback, met the coach and performed
the ceremony of delivering to her Majesty
the keys Of the city.
The services at st. Paul's consisted of
singing by the grand chorus of a TIE Deum
written for the occasion from Psalm CIV,
the reading of prayers and sermon by the
| Archbishop of Canterbury.
The appearance of the interior of the
! cathedral was greatly changed by the tenn
! porary arrangements for the occasion, A
| thousand workmen had been employed fog
weeks past in erecting seats and galleries,
and, to-day, their labors enabled IA ZOO per-
| sons to be seated within the body of tie
| church.
| The whole route to and from the cathe-
| dral was seven miles in length, and the
! procession was four hours in motion. The
! best estimates place the number OF specta'
tors who witnessed its passage at 4,OO0,OOO.
| There were l. GOO troops besides the London
police force engaged in keeping the streets
| clear that there might be no Interruptions
| or accidents
The ex-Emperor Napoleon and party had
a house in Oxford road to witness the pro-
cession, though they had been invited to
| share the facilities of the Army and Navy
| Club, of which he is a member.
| 1t is reported Napoleon declined an invi-
tation from the Queen to be present at
Buckingham Palace and witness the de-
parture of the royal cOncOurse He was,
accompanied by his son. The Empress Er,-
genie was unable to be present.
The Americans in the city were active in
contributing to the success of the day
Next to the British, the American flags were
most numerous, both often intertwined with
notices such as Friendly union, the best
settlement OF the Alabama question:" etc.
The representatives of American news
papers and West End office of the British
press were finely decorated.
PARIS, February 27.-The Pope has writ
ten the French bishops, asking them to
support Count de Chambord, for French
ruler.
1t is reported CLambord leaves Antwerp
to night.
HAVANA, February, 27.-The Russian
feet, with the Grand Duke Alexis, has ar.
rived.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 7.-The
steamer Montana has arrived from Guav-
mas. Pesqueiera defeated the revolution
lists in Sinaloa, but advancing the next day
was deserted by part of his force and COM
PEELED to return.
A letter from Caracas. Venezuela u;va.