New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-04
FOREIGN.

Burning of the Fannie COnfrned-Ceding
Cuba TO the United Stntes-The Idea
ScOrned-Band OF InsnrrectiOnists OH
the Observation-Disclosures of Naples -
The French hAssembiy-Debate on Raw
Material Tax Bill-lsarine Disasters.
| HAVANA, July 2.-The reported burning
of the steamer Fannie, the killing of Pc
ralta, who commanded the expedition, and
| the capture of the stores which she landed,
| is confirmed.
| 1t is supposed that part of the Fannies
cargo was transferred to sl0ops and landed
] on the north coast. The fate of the crew OF
| the Fannie is unknown. 1t is supposed
! they Joined the tihbusters. One report is
that they took their boats for Jamaica.
MADRID, July 3.-The Lpeea newspaper,
| of this city, in commenting on an article
recently published in the London Times,
| advising Spain to cede Cuba TO the United
States, energetically scorns the idea
| Spain parting with any of her coli
! possessions. eom-
! band of insurrectionists, unayester-
mand of Cabrella, made an attepthe pro
| day TO enter the town of Reuapulsed by
vint of Tarragona, but wesompelled to
| the government troops, aided and taken
| retreat. Cabrella was
| prisoner Journals Of To-Day
ROME. July 3.--H the Archbishop Of
| publish a letter selergy Of his jurisdic-
| Naples advisinnmOst efforts to persuade
| tiOn to use thfs to take part in the admin
| their parisbdons of the country
! istrative ally 3--A debate upon the bill
| PARIe tax on raw material is now
| irrpossing in the National Assembly at
! puailles. The Hobbies are full Of excited
| Ectators. The members OF the right are
Eesolute in their determination to reject the
measure, and hope for majority against it
with the aid of the representatives OF free
trade districts in the south Of France.
Among the questions which have been dis
cussed is the contingency of the resigna-
ton Of NJ. Theirs, and the appointment Of q
to be composed Of Marshal
MaeMahon, General L'Admirault and the
Due de Broglie, in bis place, il again mooted.
The party Of the left are now unanimous
in support of President Theirs. They have
had an interview with the President, who,
on receiving the promises of their assist
ance, made a brief speech in which he dis
tinctly stated that he would not ia any
event resign, Ee also announced that he
was fully aware Of the intrigues of the
right, and remarked that the left may in-
! lioitly rely upon him to defend with trin-
ness and all his power the interests Of the
republic
LIVERPOOL, July -Arrived-Steamer
Persia.
LONDON, July 3.-The ship Omaha has
been wrecked ON Suugus Island, in HoOgley
river Seven persons belonging to the crew
Of the Omaha were drowned.
The steamer Lapwing, hence for ROtter-
dam, cOllided with an unknown vessel of
the Isle of Wight. The last account stated
that twenty persons perished.
KINGSTON, Ja., via Havana, July o.
President Saget, Of Hayti, has issued
denouncing as an outrage the
action of the German feet in enforcing the
demands Of German merchants. At con-
ference of foreign ambassadors the Ameri-
can Minister commented with great severity
on the indifference Of Hayti to her interna-
tiOnal obligations, and declared that the
present crisis was a natural consequence.
He urged the President TO be careful
not to compromise Hayti by this danger
Gus policy otherwise he would open
the doors by which American and
European governments which might desire
could enter; he also said that the Germans
acted with justice in regard to the demands
Of their merchants. The French Minister
pronounced the proceeding an act OF bar
barity The British Minister feelingly re-
piled: "My opinion is against you; l up
hold the action Of the Germans"
White g. Hartman, POrt-au-Prince mer-
chants, advanced the money for the indem-
nifty, which the government was compelled
to pay.
The Haytien Cabinet rejected a motion
made by the Minister Of Foreign Affairs to
open fire on the German steamers. The
Minister is excessively unpopular.
HAVANA, July 3.--The two schOoners seen
off CayO Romano, which were supposed to
be receiving cargo from the steamer Fannie,
we're wrecking an English bark IL il now
positively known that the Fannie landed
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