New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09
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Tlea CCtcnT1ission on capitulatons, IN then
,.enort praise the commander Oh nalls
I,TIre for his brave and obsUnate oeIenst
~ tSSat fortress, and recommend that he be
S,esorated with the cross of the legion OF
Sonor- They also exonerate the commander
Of Teubrisach Of all blame for the capitula-
ton of that place.
review of tr6ops stationed in and
around Paris takes place on the nineteenth
instant
The municipal council of Paris has re-
solved to rebuild the Hotel de Vile, which
was destroyed by the Communists. The
new structure will cost $4,000 francs.
BERLIN, May S.-EmperOr William goes
TO Ems to drink the waters.
Bismarck retires to his estates, and will
abstain from active participation in affairs
for several months.
The Provincial CORRESPONDENCE reports
that the Pope declines to receive Prince
HOhenlOhe as ambassador from Germany,
and pronOunces the action OF the Holy
Father a striking evidence OF his want OF
appreciation of Germany's friendship and
disposition to cOnciiiate.
LONDON, May S.-City papers this after
noon announce that q number of forged
drafts. purporting to be drawn by Sewell g.
Nephews. of Manchester, on the Union
Bank of London, which we're negotiated in
the United States, have made their appear
anee here.
The Echo of to-day contains a critical
article upon the performances of the Alta
lanta Club crew of New York, who practice
on the Thames. The writer says:
'eTheir performances are exceedingly
good, action fine, and time and feathering
are simple perfection. They are, neverthe-
less, somewhat deficient in dash and power,
betray a disposition to hang at finish of
stroke, and do not pick out their blades
clearly and promptly. Practice will, how
ever, rectify these faults"
LOnden bOatmen all regard the New
Workers as fine, able crew, whose appear
ance upon the river is very snowy, and
ELECTS the admiration Of spectators. A
great struggle is certain on the tenth of
June
The London papers generally, in their
articles upOn the American Presidential
question, assert that the reelection of
Grant is doubtful if he persists in keeping
bis claims for indirect damages before the
Geneva tribunal of arbitration for adiudi-
cation.
In the Chester races to-day the Trades
mems plate was won by M. w. Nichols
brown colt Inversk, with Saucar second and
Napolitaian third. Fourteen horses started.
MADRID, April S.-Oficial dispatches
from the North state that the insurgents
nave disappeared from NJu1puZCOa, ana only
a small band remains in the province of
Sarragossa. OF the Carlist forces in
Navarro, four hundred and twenty-nine
have surrendered to the government troops,
and the remainder have dispersed.
= The Governor of Pampeluna telegraphs to
the minister Of war that Don Carlos re-
crossed the frontier, accompanied only by a
priest, and is now in France.
PARIS, May S.-The latest news received
here by the friends of Don Carlos is that he
has from seven to eight thousand men in
BIscay well armed and well supplied with
provisions and ammunition. Ellis COM
mands the Carlist forces in Navarro and
Tristany, in Catalonia.
NEW YORK, May 8.-A London special to
the World today says that a majority of
the Erie railroad shareholders there have
combined for making Tom Scott president
of the American board, and Mr.. Scott has
telegraphed sufficient assurances, and the
combination is considered successful.
HAVANA, May S-RepOrts Of the condition
of the sugar crop from various parts of the
island continue favorable. 1t is thought
the yield will be much larger than at first
expected.