New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
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Observation-Disclosures for Nebraska-Ap.
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Observation-Disclosures for Nebraska-Ap.
peal by the TiChbOrne Claimant.
MADRID, March 27.-Indcations of disor.
der increase as the election approaches.
Disturbances have occurred at Grenada.
LONDON. March 7.-The steamer Mes
tOrian, which left Liverpool yesterday for
Norfolk and Baltimore, took out $50 colo
nists, who intend settling in Nebraska.
The Tichborne claimant, who is now in
prison waiting trial for perjury, has pub
lished card appealing to the public for
subscriptions to aid him in making his de-
tense.
The trial of William Chester Minor, the
American physician who shot and killed
laborer named George Merritt, in Lambeth,
on the morning of February II, has been
postponed, the prisoners counsel having
entered a plea of insanity.
MATAM0RAs. March o7.-An exIr.ss has
just arrived from Camargo, bringing tele-
graphic news from Saltillo to the twenty
fifth instant.
Conceal Rocha. with 5000 government
troops, is advancing on Saltillo after hav-
ing relieved San Luis Potcsi from siege.
The revolutlonists are concentrating all
their available forces in the States of Neuvo
Leon and Coahuila. which they expect to
hold against General Rocha.
The revolutionists claim that General Gu
ezra is on the Durango road with 5000 men
awaiting General Marquee, with 1000 from
SlnalOa and Durango, to Join him. General
Martinez is near Mataguala with 1000 men,
operating with General Narvaez, and Gen
eral Maranjo, with l4O0 men, is menacing
San Luis Potosi. General Trevino's men are
with General Guerra. while he (Trevino is
personally between Monterey and Camargo,
to meet General Quiroga for consultation.
The revolutionists still hold Saltillo and
Monterey in the interior, and CamargO,
Mier, Guerrero, Nuevo Laredo and Piedras
Negras on the frontier. at which places they
have about $4,000 men, all told. Should
they be able to concentrate, as they are en-
deavOring to do, they will yet make a stand,
but their speedy overthrow is predicted by
the friends of the Juarez government.
HAVANA, March 27-Spanish naval Off
GERS here ridicuIe the report of the block
ade-runner Virginius showing fight in the
harbor of Aspin wall They say She is only
trying to make her escape.
The mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived
to-day. Among her passengers were Will
liam Cullen Bryant and party and Scnor
Aspieroz. the new Mexican minister to the
United States.
Paris. March 27-The trial of the action
for libel brought by General Trochu against
the newspaper Figaro commenced TODAY,
and attracted large crowds Of spectators
Nitu, author OF the article complained Of
pleaded good faith in writing the same
General TrOchu was examined as a wit
ness, and in the course of his evidence
sought to prove his honor had been at
tackled.
Among the witnesses who testified in
Iavor of the defendant were Count Palikao,
* Ministers Chevran, Vintpy, Magnane and
kuper, ex-President Schneider, NJ. Petri,
and the Marquis of Andelarres. Their tes-
.imony went to show that General Trochu
was at first devoted TO the Emperor, and
when the empire fell, he gave all the assist
ince in his power to the government of the
fourth of September.
The committee of the Assembly has re-
ported in favor of recess of two weeks,
the thirtieth instant.
ROME, March y The Prince and Prin-
,ess of Wales visited Cardinal AntOnelli
yesterday.
SAN Francisco, March 27.-The Aus
ralian mail steamship Montana has ar
lived from Honolulu, where she connected
with the steamship from Australia, with
lates from Melbourne to February 80, and
rom Auckland to February "a, and l60
passengers.
Australian Associated Press kilograms
urnsh the following news:
The New South Wales Assembly refused
o vote money for public expenditures.
The Governor granted a dissolution of
Parliament, causing great excitement.
A grand German demonstration had
AIKEN place in honor of the visit of the
ierman war steamer Nymphe.
The British steamer Rosario visited
,azapu to investigate the circumstances of
be murder of Bishop Patterson. The
atlves fired upon the steamers boats,
iherenpon the ship shelled the village. and
ne sailors killed number of the natives
nd burned their canoes.
Another rich deposit of tin ore. Welding
yer seventy per cent OF metal, has been
,und near Tenterfield
The Melbourne Chamber Of Commerce is
rglng the government to run a steamer,
nth telegram, from the terminus of the
-nglo-Australian cable to Normantown,
here the Queensland line terminates.
A great Indignation meeting had been
eld in consequence of the Sydney authori-
les having imposed custom duties to the
hurry of the Murray river trade, and nego-
ations were pending to prevent further in
erference with the trade.
The overland telegraph is now nearly
eady for working. The company has fixed
he charge for twenty words from Adelaide
D London at $45.
The steamer Basilisk picked up a water