New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-11
FOREIGN.

Arrivals at Liverpool-The Tichborne
ClaimaBt-His Plea of Not Guilty
No Passports Required for Entering
France-Election in Spain-Steamer
Ashore.
LIVERPOOL, April -Arrived-Alexan-
dria, from Savannah.
LONDON. April 10.-The claimant to the
TichbOrne estate appeared in the Central
Criminal Court of the Old Bailey to-day,
to answer to the indi :tments yesterday
made against him. He pleaded not guilty
to all the counts.
A writ of ccrtiOrGri was issued, removing
the cause to the Court of Queens Bench
where the prisoner will be tried in June; in
the meantime he has been recOmmitted to
Newgate.
A special to the Times says that the Or
der requiring passports from persons en-
tering France has been abolished. Travel
ers will be registered at the frontiers.
MADRID, April l0.-The returns show that
200 ministerialists, 81 radicals, AZ repub-
licans, 80 carlists and 81 opposition have
been elected.
HALIFAX, April lO-The steamer Dacian
is ashore at 1sadore.
LONDON, April l0.-A delegation from
Belfast, Ireland, waited upon Mr.. Gladstone
to-day and presented to him an invitation,
bearing the signatures of 5000 ofits citizens.
! to visit that city and accept its hospitali-
| ties, and deliver an address. The document
| handed to Mr.. Gladstone heartily recOg-
| niZes the great services rendered by him to
| Ireland and its people
| The Premier, in response, took occasion
| to speak at some length in explanation
and defense of his Irish policy, and ex-
pressed a strong wish for the welfare of
Ireland. He said it would be a great
deprivation if he should find himself
unable, from the pressure of public
duties, to visit Belfast. He closed by
accepting, conditionally. the invitation
! as that of the whole rather than
! as a portion of the people of Ireland, and
said he would communicate at a future
| time with the deputation as to the exact
| date of his visit.
| PARIS, April lO-The authorities of the
! French Department on the Spanish border
| have been instructed by the government of
! Versailles to arrest all Spanish refugees and
send them to the interior for detention.
| They are also ordered to stop all packages
| going to Spain containing cartridges and
| powder.
PARIS, April ION. Gambetta arrived at
Brest to-day. He will continue his tour
| through Brittany.
The council general of the departments
| of the Nosges and Cotes du Nord have
passed votes of confidence in President
| Theirs.
Gambetta. in continuation of his tour
|
| the citizens of Anglers. in the department OF
| Maine ct Loire, last evening, in advocacy
| of the republic. In the course of his re-
marks Gambetta asserted that the whole
country was practically unit for the de
feat of the supporters OF monarchy.
| In support of the statement he cited as a
! proof the results of the municipal and de
partmental elections. Gambetta continued
| by spirited assault upon the party of the
! right in the Assembly, who, he said are ut
terly distrusted by the people of France,
and continued by vigorously urg ing upon
Theirs the definitive establishment of the
republic.
MADRID. April l0.-Advices from Cata-
ionia state that the A!calde Of Gracia has
been arrested by band of Carlists, but
| was quickly released. Troops are still
pursuing the Carlsts in the State of
Corona, and have already captured four
| prisoners.
CASTLE state that band of priests and
Carlists had attacked the municipality of
| Agreda, and gaining an entrance, had
seized and carried off the electoral dOcu-
! men.s.
Disorders are reported N a very large
| number Of towns in consequence OF the
| declaration OF the result OF the votes at the
recent election.
Disturbances in Galcia are principally
against the authority of the Governor of the
province OF ArenSe.
While a meeting of IEternationals was
being held in this city this afternoon body
of police appeared and broke up the assem-
blage. Considerable excitement followed,
and the city was thrown into temporary
confusion and alarm. There was no serious
disturbance, however. and order was soon
restored.
The Carlist bands which appeared in
Catalonia have all been dispersed.
Madrid journals all publish articles CEN
suring the government of Chill for having
prevented a Spanish vessel from unloading
her cargo at Valparaiso, under pretext that
a truce only, and not peace, exists between
that country and Spain.
The movements of the Carlsts IN Cata-
lOnia and Galicia, which it was believed IN
dicated general rising. are not 80 import,
ant as they were at first thought, and Will
probably be speedily suppressed. =,
BERLIN April I0.-Forty- thousand
women of Alsace and Lorraine have sent
petition to Bismarck, in which they ask
that their fathers and sons may be exempted
from service in the German army for few
LIVERPOOL, April lO.-Arrived-Caledo
mia. Newlampedo. Urran and bennington.