New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-16
FOREIGN.
Front The Wreck-FrOm O'Kelley- C0ndie
ton OF the POpe-Mexican AfIirs-Sub
4ihy Line Between Vera Cruz and New
Oriean--Tepic Revolution Ende d.. Riot
in Engiaud-TrOOps Called Out.


HALIFAX. April I5.-The wreck of tn. At
iautic remained fast and hard yesterday.
the only effect of Sundays storm was to
carry away the mainmast. The sea was
high shat no work could be done on the
wreck today
The weather continues too rough for
work at the Atlantic. When it moderate5
Captain Sheridan's divers will commence
a special search for bodies The White
Star line agents have agreed TO paw fifty
dollars for every cabin body and twenty
dollars for every steerage.
The divers demanded these terms seyeraf
days ago. but the agents did not feel war
ranted in agreeing to them without instruc-
tious from New York, which could not be
obtained, as tho telegraph wires were down.
The agents temporarily agreed to the terms,
and today received instructions to make
the contract. Mr.. Marrow, the Halifax
agent, and Mr. Pennel, of the New York
agency, have done all they could lndes
the circumstances.
The American citizens now in Halifax for
the purpose of recovering the bodies OF
their relations, and all others here who had
friends on board the Atlantic, speak in the
highest terms of Judge jackson. United
States consul at this port, not alone for the
warIu sympathy manifested by him for the
| victims of the calamity, but for his untir-
| ing exertions in behalf of the survivors am:
| their bereaved friends and relatives.
| HAVANA, April lj.-O'Kelly remains al
| ManzanillC. The Captain General evidently
| intends to leave the decision of this case to
his successor, General Pieltain. who ia sS-
| pected soon.
The life of D'kelly il in no danger. His
| proposed trial is regarded as mere matter
| OF form to save appearances. Okelly
| wants to come to Havana, and it is ex.
| pected that the Captain General will com
| ply with his wish in few days. The au
| thOrities base their prosecution of OKelly
upon the faOt that he had in his possession
| when captured letters from Cespedes.
The English consul at Havana fayors
his release. OKelly, although prisoner
! has acted contrary to the advice of the
consul in violating the laws of the country.
| The detectives who arrived from London
have fully identified Bidwell as the djlegeG
| Bank of England torger.
PARIS, April 49, Eve ning.--There was n
rumor on the Bourse late This afternoon
| that the Pope was dead. IL has received
no confirmation.
| ROME, April l., Noon the condition Of
| the Pope waa unchanged today. Cardinal
! de Angiia, chamberlain Of the Roman
! Church, has been summoned to Rome.
LIVERPOOL, AprIl !I-Ar!IVcd -SLeame?
| kiven from New Orleans.
Lospos. April lj.--A riot occurred in
Lbhtldu '''1LFt h@' - W. II Llit '.lt4;L'T
.na marines attached TO the ARSENAL az thas
town, and MANY participants we're hurt
| The authorities w.rc CJmp"lled to call out
the troops, who snrcedad IL Ueatoring order
after arresting a large number of rioters.
| CITY OF MEXICO, April 5. tia Havana.
| April / li.-~The national Congress reip,seHl-
bad pn the fret instant. President !. f..rio's
1u' sage announces the prolongaticu of tho
tenn OF the United States and Mexican
mlAea CON mi7eion to two year,. He *
| presses - npathY with rho Spanish repuD,
hc, promises to increase the facilities for
tdurau0n and anticipates a speedy conclu-
sion OF the cOmmercill treaty with Italy
The Mexican commission to investiyate
depredatiOns on the R,o Grslde will son
bring their Iabors 10 d close, and their re
port will DO submitted to Consrcss.
A subsidy bss been granted for new
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