New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17
FOREIGN.

Clara Louise helIOgg-Her Triumph as
sEVfOletta'7-An Abducted Canadian
The Butler ARRAY in Egypt-Exnmina-
tiOn by Military COmmissiOn-VaIma-
seda Gone to Spain-An Unsuccessful
Search for Treasures-FOrt Struck By
Lightning-POwder BIaguzine Exple-
siOn-Rights TO CoOlies-The Pioneer a
Pirate.
LONDON, july 16.-Clara Louise Kellogg
achieved a success in '.Traviata' on Satur-
day night, being recalled five times. The
London journals unanimously concede per-
fecti0n in the role of Vt0letta. She received
the congratulations Of the Prince and
Pri ncess of Wales.
LONDON, Canada, July 16.-The case Of
DIR. Rufus BrattOn, abducted from Canada
on the fourth Of July last, and taken TO
South Carolina, came up on remand to-day.
Bratton arrived here on Saturday, but
kept concealed until after the opening Of
The court when he made his appearance, to
the great surprise of defendants, and his
testimony showed that Cornwall, the pris-
oner, laid violent hands on him on Waterloo
street, handcutfed him, with the assistance
of cab driver, and thrust him into the
cars; that he protested to the last, and only
yielded to them because he relied on British
justice to sustain him in the end. The case
was further remanded.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt; July ia military
commission is now sitting here to inquire
into the affair between Consul General
Butler and the Khediye officers. Generals
Loring and Reynolds and Major Campbell
testify to circumstances which, IN their
Judgment clearly show that the attray was
premeditated by Butler and his friends
| their purpose being to take the life OF Major
| Campbell, who was dangerously wounded.
Butler left Alexandria in the mail packet
steamer this morning
LIVERPOOL, July l6. - Arrived - Ship
| Etna, from New Orleans.
HAVANA, July IA, via Key West, July l6,--
| Count Yalmaseda, Captain General Of GU
ba, embarked for Spain to day, an I'M
mense coneourse of citizens assembled at
the Captain Generals palace and upon the
/ quay to bid him farewell. lie Is accom-.
| pnnied by Colonel Ortez and his personal
staff The newspaper La Esp01l0 has sus-
| pended publication Don Suarez Vigil has
| been. appointed political secretary of the
| island. The Spanish ironelad N0moneia
viii shortly sail for New York en- route to
| Spain. The expedition which left here some
| time ago to search for hidden treasure near
| Laguana de Cortez in the Vuelta Abajo dis
trict, has returned unsuccessful. General
| LoTo, the commander Of Fort CubanO and
/ M0rrO Castle, will shortly return to Spain.
Fort Monarchia, at Nueyitas, was struck
/ by hghtEng on the night of the tentiT- The
| powder magazine exploded and seven artu'
| lerymen we're killed. One Tifed cannon
was carried distance Of fifty yards IRON
| the embrasure.
/ The Cuban civil government have granted
coolies the right to return TO China aftel
| complying with certain prescribed c0ndi
tons The DiaT0 commenting on the seiz
ure Of the steamer Pioneer, says: ''Thi
vessel is a pirate, not a priyateeF, and thi
commander of the MOceasin decided he
status when he captured her and carries
her into Newport Hadzshe been a privatee
he would not have taken her, because
privateer is a vessel of war belonging to.
nation recognized as a belligerent."
SAX FRANCISCO, July 46.-The steamshi