New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
FOREIGN.

IIadrid-The Riot i'm Rome-The African
Slave Trade-More Disasters 10 the
Dutch in Sumntrn-JOhn Bright Dis.
cOuntennnces Republican Agitation
Financial Panic in Vienna-ReligiOus
services in Vienna-The Japanese Elm.
bassy in R0me-COrOnatiOn Of the X ina
and Queen Of Sweden and Norway.
LONDON, May l2.-The French govern.
ment supports Englands efforts to suppress
the slave trade on the eastern coast ol
Africa.
The Spanish monarchists everywhere at
stained from voting in the constitutional
COrtes election.
The advance picket of General Kauff:
mans command was surprised by Bokara
horsemen. All were killed by implement
The Telegraph has special that the EN-
peror of Germany, while holding a review
at St. Petersburg received bullet in his
helmet. His adjutant was severely wounded.
The shot was fired by priest.
A letter from John Bright to the Repub
| lican convention at Birmingham discoun
phatically declares that the writer had nc
sympathy with those who sought to uproot
the British monarchy.
The Republican conference at Birming
ham to-day adopted resolution in favor OF
federal republican form of government
for Great Britain.
QUEENSTOWN, May l2-Arrived-Stea
ship City Of Paris from New York
PARIS, May l2.-The supplemental cleo
ton in Rochelle yesterday resulted in the
return of a BOnapartist to the National
Assembly.
A serious disagreement has arisen in the
Cabinet over the electoral bill which is
now being prepared for submission to the
Assembly.
NJ. Jules Simon and the Count de Ramu-
set are against any change in the present
electoral system. Leon Gay is in favor OF
the new bill Goulard and Dufause insist
that two years dOmicile be made q con-
ditiOn of voting.
Charges of bribery are made in connec-
ton with the election yesterday at Ro-
chelle and the seat of the member elect
will be contested.
ROME, May l2.-The police have arrested
twenty persons who participated in the
yi0tOus demonstrations on Saturday.
The Japanese embassy has arrived here.
The city is quiet since the riOtOus attempts
to intimidate Parliament yesterday. The
demonstration is strongly condemned BY a
large majority of the deputies and the gov.
ernment promises vigorous measures to
preve mt ats recurrence.
VIENNA. May f2.->The Bourse has hot yet
3TOVc(cN IGOIn lie tuoCbS u IQ6 panic no
business done to-day.
Divine service after the form, Of the
Ciuych Of England was publicly held here
yesterday and largely attended by Amer.
lean. and Englishmen. to whom the use Of
the garrison church was granted by the au-
.horities for that purpose. Rev. Mr. Nom.
be-t offciated. At the close of the services
Minister Jay. speaking for the officiat-
lng clergyman, rendered thanks to the
Austrian authorities for their kindness and
consideration.
MADRID. May l2-The Federalists have
a-.rried every election district in Madrid.
Topcte is still under arrest,
TIE voting on Saturday, the first day Of
the preliminary elections, tor members to
.h' Constituent Cortes, resulted in the
cE,5,g. rf 1873 federal Republicans nine Rad
.cais. 80 Conservatives and one AlphOnzist.
I Ii l. .sr"babie that the final result of the
~" day. voting will be 80 Federal Re.
:u:ic.n and thirty il opposition.
DF..LIS, May l2.-The attempt to assas-
sj...,J. Emperos William at st. Petersburg
- tSni.0.
STOCKHOLM, May 12-The coronation OF
Oscar ii. and Sophie Wiihelmine, a. King
and Queen Of Sweden and Norway, took
place to-day. The weather was unfayor.
able, but immense crowds witnessed the
royal procession, and cheered with enthu-