New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-21
LONDON.

ViCcrOy of India -yTimes OIL Alabama
Claims-American Case-ClOve Crop
Destroyed in Java-Spanish Ministry
Ecumenical Council-Pension to Baron
Gerolt-Illness of Emperor William
Bonapartist Onspiracy-Excitement i'm
Paris-RistOri's Injuries Serious-Liv.
erpOol Arrival-ManifestO OF French
Observation-Disclosures Rev0IutiOnists-
Government Troops Routed l. Specie
from Zacatecas.
LONDON, February 20.-The brewers of
Bass & Co. and Alsop's ale works have
struck.
1t is reported that vicount Monck, form
erly Governor General of Canada, will be
appointed Viceroy of India.
The Times to-day. in an article on the
Alabama controversy, says: "Our relations
with the United States are such that moth
ing should be done to lessen the authority
Of the government"
| The Times hopes. though family, that the
American Cabinet will yield to public opin-
ion.
In the House of Commons to night, Glad
stone replied to an inquiry as to the time
when the American case on the Alabama
claims were received. He admitted that
few copies reached England in December,
but nearly all were sent to the Foreign Af-
fairs Department, to the diplomatic corps,
| and to the arbitrators themselves. 1t was
only about the first Of February that the
Cabinet was supplied with the document.
When he first saw the case he thought it an
able argument III regard to the Alabama
claims, but he was surprised to find other
important questions were introduced.
The vote of the House of Commons cen
suring the Ministry for the appointment of
Robert c. Collier to the judicial committee
of the privy counsel, was 268 to PAL.
Gales throughout the island Of Java de-
stroyed the Glove crop.
MADRID, February 20.-The Ministry
formed by Sagosta is composed of his parti.
sans and selections from the minority In the
Cortes.
ROME, February 20.-It is reported that
on Sunday last the Pope signed tho decree
| convoking the Ecumenical Council, the
place of meeting to be either in the Island
of Malta or in the Tyrolese valley, to be
hereafter determined, and that when the
Council meets, the Pope will leave Rome.
BERLIN, February 20.-BarOn GerOlt late
German ambassador at Washington, has
been given by the Emperor liberal pen
sion and place in the priyy council, with
the title of excellency.
The Emperor William is sick, and passes
restless nights.
The EmperOr's health has improved; he
is attending to business.
PARIS, February 20.-There is much ex-
citement here over the discovery of Bona
partist conspiracy. The government is tax
ing extraordinary precautions here and in
the northern departments. The police
force has been doubled here and at Ver-
sailies, and the troops have been ordered to
remain at barracks, ready for action.
FLORENCE, February 20.-Ristoris in
Juries from the recent railroad accident
are quite serious. A fracture of her knee
will prevent professional pursuits for long
time.
LIVERPOOL, February 20.--Arrived -
Marlborough, from New Orleans.
ANTWERP, February 2O.-The manifesto
of the monarchists in the French Assembly
was brought here to-day by Count Monte,
and presented to Count de Chambord.
Many French detectives are in the city.
MATAMoRAs, February 2O.-The govern
ment troops under General Pasquera, Gov
ernOr of Sinaloa. were routed in that State
by General Marquese, with a loss of four
pieces of artillery and many prisoners.
Generals Guerra and Naranjo, with 5000
revolutionists, attacked the city of San
Louis Potosi, on the sixteenth, driving the
government forces within their barricades
and cutting off all chance of reinforcements
and supplies reaching them.
conducta with 81 100000, reached the
frontier near CamargO yesterday. guarded
by about 500 reyolutionists from Zacatecas.
This is the first specie gotten out since the
commencement OF the revolution, four
months ago.