New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
FOREIGN.

9The Railroad Rivalry in Mexico-Cohce
Importa siOns Increasing Congress Re.
fOrmirg-Gangs Of WOrkmen on the
Texas Pacific Railrend Have Reached
EI Pnso--Death Of Louis NapOleOn's
Minister Of Marine-Reiapse Of the
P0pe-TEe Vienna Exposition - Pere
Hyacinthe Snys Mass in Geaesa-CnrI.
lists Recapture Vern-The Pope linz
proved.
MADRID, May 5-President Fggaeras,, i'll
his reply to the speech of General SicSles
on Saturday. declared that Spain was fully
capable of realizing the glorious werk OF
Washington: but, in the meantime, The
national patrimony should never be abol-
ished while the government was Il the
hands of Republicans
ST. PETEKsBeRe. May 5, via London,
May 6. $50 A. M.-Eon. James l.; Orr, am
bassadOr of the United States, died III this
city to-nigh', Of inflammation Of the lungs.
He had been ill from cold some ttme. ,Eut
his death was wholly unexpected.
ROME, May 5.-prime Minister Lonza
stated in the chamber of deputies tG- lay,
that the King had decided not 80 accepS
she resignation of himself and his co.
leagues, The Ministers wcuid. consequent
,iv, resume .ter Stiices, and she Taranto bill
0.rr which the ctlthcusty acyseo would De
githd; a yns
GsNEvA, Mas S.--i'ere kyaeinthe said
mass yesterday IN L private building, il the
presence Of l20G persOnss 4 decree of eye
communication has been pronounced
against those who attended the ceremonies.
BAYONNE, May 3 o-The CaIlists have rec
occupied Vera. in Navarree after q sharp
sight with the Republican troops
VIENNA, May 5ja-Rapid progress has been
made in the arrangement of The interior OF
She exhibition building since the opening
All the departments are filled with goods
except that of the United States. which is
still empty. Great Indignation is felt by
American exhibitors at this state of td'Dgs
The public have been admitted daily sihce
the first of May. The weather, however.
has been unfavorable, rain having fallen
almost constantly since the opening, and
the number of visitors thus Tar is below
what was expected.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 27-1he press re-
ports as to whether Rosecrans or Plum
have proved successful in tho railroad
project are contradictory. The Di0rt- as
ser.s that the government has rejected the
narrow gauge offer, and, consequently,
Rosecrans has nothing now pending before
the government. The Didree is known to
be in the Plum interest.
The importation of coffee from Mexico to
The United States is beginning to assume
large proportions.
Merchants expect great advantages from
the line of steamers 10 be established be-
tween Vera Cruz and New Orleans.
Congress is discussing amendments go
the constitution and is making further re.
forms.
Gangs of workmen on the Texas and pa
citic railroad have reached Ell Paso.
The Associated Press of the capital has
proposed the establishment of an asylum
for superannuated INDECENT journalists.
PARIS, May Admiral Regault De Geo
9ouily is dead. He was Minister of Marine
and Colonies under Louis Napoleon.
ROME, May The Pope has had another
Selapse, and is again confined to his bedo
1t was announced from the Vatican tha9
She Pope today received forty five pilgrims
Srom Franse and made p long geDly SO Sbe6y
address,