New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09
FOREIGN.

The Pope COngrstuiates Theirs on the
New French LOan-What He Attri-
butes It TO-Our Minister to Mexico
His Temporary RetUrn-RevOlutiOn at
TRmpicO-New Mexican Cabinet-Lere-
do n Candidate for the Presidency
Funeral of JuareZ-An Imposing Cere.
mOny.
PARIS, August S.-The Pope has written
letter to President Theirs cOngratulating
the French nation upon the great success of
the new loan, which his holiness thinks is
attributable to the refusal of Goulard, the
French Minister of Finance, to accept the
position of ambassador to the court of Italy,
the invader and enemy of the Holy See
WASHINGTON, d. o., August 8.-Adviees
from the City ofMexicO state that the Anne
rican minister, Hon. Thomas II. Nelson, will
leave on the first of September for the
United States, and after @ short leave of
absence will return to his post at the City
of Mexico. A revolution occurred at Tam
picO on the receipt of the news of Juarez'
death. The Guerrero Insurgents. shout
"hurrRh for DiaZ, and death to Leredo."
There were no other disturbances in the
capital or elsewhere upon the announce
ment of the death of JuaTez. Congress viii
meet IN extra session on the fifteenth of
September. .
Various names are mentioned for the
new Cabinet, but as yet there is nothing
certain as to its composition. Leredo is a
candidate for election to the Presidency,
and several other names are mentioned as
competitors. LeredO has voluntarily or
dered an investigation into the oUtrages
committed on American citizens in Chiapaz.
The journals report that L6redo will recall
Senior MaTiscal from Washington, and it is
rumored that his successor as minister to
the United States will be Stanislaus Cana
dia. 1t is also believed that the revolution
lists will disband when informed of the pol
icy of the administration. The funeral of
Juarez was an imposing spectacle.
The corpse was inferred in the Pantheon.
The streets and houses were draped in deep
mourning, and the procession bore number
less emblems of grief. Fully 1000 spectators
lined the streets through which it passed.
Nearly all of the foreigners in the capital
were present at the funeral ceremonies, as
were all the public officers and foreign
diplomats Addresses were made by Min
ister Nelson on behalf Of the diplomatic
corps, and Senior. Vial for the editorial
fraternity
The death Of Juarez is generally re-
gretted.
: President Leredo has commuted the SEN
tence of death pronounced on the kidnap-
peFs of Ceryantes to ten years imprison-
ment.
Angel Yterbide, son of the ex- Emperor,
died at the capital on the same day as
Juarez. He leaves a widow and one SON
BRUSSELS, August Sowing to the prev
alence of rinderpest in Germany and
Russia, the Belgian government has issued
orders prohibiting all importation Of cattle
from those countries.
PARIS, August S.-The Assembly commit
tee on Notifications has agreed to
strengthen the Notifications at Grave,
Lyons, Dunkirk, Lille and Calais.
CONsTAETEoPLE, August g.. Casus-
cormdjouk, village on the Asiatic bank
of the BosphOrus, inhabited by poor Jews
and Greeks, has been destroyed by fire.
Upward Of 1000 families have been made
homeless and destitute.
1t is reported that Diaz has departed for
San Francisco, in consequence Of receiving
no aid from the people-of Tepec.
The American consul at Minatitlan mas
donated to the municipality bis share OF the
silver smuggled aboard the Norwegian DARK
Argus. The TiC0 Republics says: 'lhe act
of the consul established the tact that IN as
suming the character of an int0rmer, 30 un-
usual in foreign representatives, he was
governed by the highest and most disinter-
ested motives"
HAvAFA, August 7.--Count Canonoga to-
dav unexpectedly assumed the governor
| ship Of Havana. No reasons are known for
the sudden abandonment Of the post by
Governor ZavOlga.
LoNDoN, August s.-Among the passen-