New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
FOREIGN.

liverpool arrivals Rnltiap Of spans
Ash Republic onedsPrOcbnn'HtioD
sn Favor OF Don Carlos - Ggr.tion
About .smOunt 0S our AInhnm& $'ItinIS
Duke ic IIontprneic$ ana Que gsa-s
a--Reconciliat tioU-yhc POpe's Ads
niratioD Tor the United Staies-Ens.
lisIr and irish Emigration tO the United
Siates-Speech of Gambeuas
LIVERPOOL. February 2S.-.Arrvei-. Brig
Carlotta, with 6J4 bales of cotton; ship On.
tario, from New Orleans, with 3l69 bales:
bark Jennie Armstrong from Galveston,
with $50 bales; Dark Empress, from calves.
ION, with 1907 bales: ship 8eafa'. fronI Naw
York. with 67S bales.
ROME. February 2s.--The Pope to-,fay
received n deputation of citi2eu- Of tho
United States. Mr.. Glover. OF New York.
read the address. The Pope replied with
hearty thanks, and said ne would alwaya
pray for d country SO blessed BY God with
fertility of soil and industrious inhabitantss
and no would ever pray for the increase OF
its blessings. He hoped, however, that ina
terial thIugs would not become the sole
affection OF the American perple. for ex.
cessiva love of riches corrupted the heart.
BERLIN. February 28.--A report is cur-
rent here that the great pO ~er- have post
roned tbs recognition OF the Syaa!si ;'g-
public.
BAYosSr, February 2S.~'The iufantA
A'phunsu, brother of Don Carlos, hl9 isaued
"a nrnc.arl,.'ion in his behalf. ,a.. n OK the
soldiers OF the regular ;lrnY 10 i.in tho
carl-t ranss. and Htle!ing th% oii!c..s ad.
yauced ranko
The. Ca,Ii-rs claim :35. .09O men IN ~" field
l"SDuE. February IS lr the !lrIlEe oy
Commons to-day Mr.. Goldsmith, member
for Rochester. 2a"o notice !hA. ie would
ask the government "he'hnr Ii was jfuS
tina. the actual losses Of the Dniiei States
& T. 4, al.
at Geneva, and whether the American GOV.
eramens would remit that amount. 'Tha
reading Of the questions Was followed by
cheers.
Sir Rowland fs making Efforts 90 settle
the strike in South Wales,
The University of Dublin petitions Par
Lament tor the rejection Of che educatiOn
bill.
special says that reconciliation be-
tween Duke de Montpensier and Queen
Isabella of Spain has been efrctCd. Prince
Alphonso marries the Dukes daughter, and
will assume the regency in Spain.
In the House of Commons, Mr. McFee
moved that a select COMMITTEE be appointed
to consider the relations Of Eug and with
her colonies, particularly those affecting
emigration. He supported the motion with
a speech in the course of which he com
planned that no steps had been taken to-
deviate from the United States the tide Of
English and Irish emigration. The motion
waS negatlVed.
= VERsAILLEs, February 28..-The National
Assembly to day resumed the debate Oh tho
report of the committee of thirty MTs
Gambetta made q powerful speech against
the bill recommended by the COurmttees
He denied the right of the Assembly t1
assume constituent powers. and deHOa1ded
its dlssOlutiOne
lie concluded as follows: awe have ale
wsys supported the present executive: but
this support now gequlrcs "acrltct at
principle. and when S0u ask us to igakeS
sucb d sacrifice, we say 'n".'"
Gsmbesta was repeatedly cheesed BY tho
LIFT.
Duke sc Brogfie replied 81 great iengtt.
He thought the direct solution Of !h. atras..
ton was . snonarch:. Tho r.p4blic tyiH
only lead to discDrd. The Assembly 4h0ulG
contins itself tr the grsa!. mats maj infsTs
which needed all lts attention. tie appealed
to the conservative majority to s'lri ,isul
and united for the eCnntry's go,ds h-Ir aaa
the same tiIne 20 keep alive tho spirit OF
conciiiitinno Prolonged Shesrs faIus {hq
centre followed III de Brpgts's spc.'ch.
PARia, February 28 ~-Ad ice- tgruS thats4
peluna TO the tw6 w6nty.scveDLb, thv0TgfI Gar.
list channels, represent that the Shi"Eb 0liB
and Dorremarray have elected j!lcTion
of their forces before dhs tswn. Whf.h il
seriously threatened "A panic Stcvaf,s
among the citizens, and ther' is discotjf bes
tween the regular trnoDs Tnd r' s'OI'Sntp:s'sz
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