New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
WHOLE NUMBER 1892.

suffered the loss of twenty-one killed and
sixty wounded and the insurgents had leo
killed.
| The Tribune attacks and condemns the
Colonization Society for not protecting the
| rights of the coolies. 1t regrets that the
sf society ~ talis to secure humane treatment for
| the Chinese laborers. and expects better
prospects for them when their contracts ex-
pie. The cruelty with which they are
treated causes them TO resort to suicide.
BERLIN. June 6.-The Shah of Persia
leaves Berlin tomorrow for Essen, Wies-
baden, Brussels and London.
MADRID, June 6.-The Guceto publishes
official dispatches confirming the reports OF
the outrages and atrocities perpetrated on
prisoners OF war by the Carhsts at Irun
and elsewhere.
The Constituent Cortes is engaged in
verifying the election OF its members
The credentials of 2G9 deputies have so
far been approved.
The government has resolved to leave the
settlement of the forced paper currency
question to the new ministry, which will
probably be formed as soon as the COrtes
is in working order.
ROME, June 6.-The death Of Ratazzi
was announced in the Chamber of Deputies
this afternoon. Several speeches highly
euiOgistic of the Jealous statesman were
delivered, and national mourning of two
adjourned.
LONDON, June 6.-The private secretary
of tie late Emperor Napoleon authorita-
lively denies the authenticity of Eugenie's
appeal to the French people in favor of the
Prince Imperial, published in the Pail NoY
G0.ctte.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
London Neacs says that Emperor William
is in serious state, and his physicians
have advised him not TO undertake his con-
teMplated journey to Vienna.
CARLSBAD, June 6.-Prince Adalbert,
cousin of Emperor William, is dead.
PARIS. June THE first reception of
President MacMahon took place this eve-
ming, and was brilliant affair. All the
members of the diplomatic corps, with the
exception of Count Won Arnim, German
ambassador, were present.
There were also in attendance the Minis
tiers, all the Conservative deputies in the
Assembly and some members OF the Left
Centre, the Orleans Princes, a number of
Generals, Admirals, and other officers of the
army and navy, the editors of Conservative
journals in Paris, distinguished ciergymen
and members of the bar. with many ladies.
The Duke de Broglie Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has addressed circular to the rep
resentatives of France abroad, declaring
that the difference between a majority of
the deputies in the Assembly and NJ. Thers
was not on MS foreISn, but domestic policy;
the late Cabinet not Offering guarantees
against revolution in the country The
policy of the new government, he contin-
ues, will be moderate at home and pacific
abroad; all attempts at revolution will be
vigorously opposed, without attacking ex-
listing institutions.
NJ Maximilian Setre, an eminent philOlo-
gist, was yesterday received as member
OF the French Academy.
Vitel, vice president of the Assembly, is
dead.
THE HAGUE, June 6.-Archbishop Schnp-
man, of Utrecht, is dead. a
HAMBURG, June 6.-The dowager of Fred
erick William Ill, of Prussia. is dead
BAYONNE, June 6.-The Carlists under
the cure of Santa Cruz have captured Irun.
They killed some twenty-seven-who, they
allege, fired On the Carlists, while the VIC
Tins bore white flag.