New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-28
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ucsd in the Assem bIy ON the

! y. = -.ucsd in the Assembly ON the
=. a 80; !. ant. for tns creation of u Sem
Qkt1} U3fIerovides that the Senate shall
sy~"v O"he hundred members nominated
and thirteen selecred from
ftelAL }otthe Assembly, cardinals marshais
Is to be members ex offcio; also that
r,e,., resident of the Senate shall become
= lila lslonal President of the republic in the
Of vacancy, AID the President OF the
KNubic be empowered TO dssolVe Inc
assembly with approval
n l,he Senate CO mmittee on parliamentary
= initiative have agreed to recommend that
nj. Leon de Mai!evil.'s motion in favor OF
tie dissolution Of the Assembly be recon
siGeged. They have also. examined slmi-
Lar motion BY " Duvai. Their report on
the above motions will be presented to the
Assembly next Monday. and the question
uf dissolution again raised before that OF
propagation, which was made the order Tor
Tuesday. Republicans are actively agltaE
ing for dissolution. and hope to have
majority on Monday, as many conservative
deputies are absent. -,
IT the Assembly TO morrow, on the pre-
sentstion Of the report OF the commttee OF
parliamentary initiative on motions ior ois.
solution, offered by Leon de Maiievh!e ana
Duval, the left viii move that the Assem-.
bly, do mot separate until the question OF
dissolution is decided
appeal to the absent deputies OF Ihler
partv to return. Fears that the dissolution
will be carried are prevalent, and tend 10
\ fatten funds.
Completely Of Fraace with the Carnsfs'
r LONDON. July 26.-The impartial, In
strongly worded article, denounces the
avowed completely Of France with the Gar
LISTS, and declares. if diplomatic represen'
tations prove Intellectual, Spain must I'M
bora France
and seek more congeniAi alliance. Inc
French journals assert that the Spanish
frontier is well guarded by the french
authorities, and the oontraband OF war
which reaches the Carlists IS imported by
sea from England.
They Object
An extensive open air demonstratl0n
against the money grant to Prince Leopold
was made by the Republicans OF CietAen'
well to-day.
The Nationalist of Limerick propose to
give dinner in honor OF JOhn Altcne!,
who recently arrived from America. 1t Is
reported the home rule member will retire,
in order to give Mitchell an opportunity OF
being returned to the vacant seat. Detec'
tiyes are watching Mitchells movements.
The Brussels Congress.
special to the Daily Ne,os reports that
have arrived in Brussels. Tho session opens
to-day. but the sitting will be devoted only
to an exchange of credentials and other
formal preliminaries. 90
Sir Alfred Horsferd ia the representative
of Great Britain.
Leopold Sick.
The morning papers announce on official
authority that Prince Leopold is seriously
i'll. Although there ia NO cause Tor alarm,
1V ha far d
- Bullisn.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of England on balance to-day
Paris dispatches quote rentes at OF 81 Nc.
"A Town Destroyed by . Torrent.
special to the Times from Vienna, giving
-. account of the storm in Morayia, says
q town of Asagra was overwhelmed BY
J, 20 torrent; sixty-ionr houses were de-
enolished. A few of tAe inhabitants escaped
with their lives. The railways are badly
damaged in every direction.
S.N CaRlists Arrested.
MADRID. July 27.-Forty.one Carlists.
most of them ecclesiastics or membere OF
nobility, have been arrested at barcelona
by way of reprisal against the inhuman
conduct of the Carlists.
f- Beaten Again.
Areport 10 current here thst the Carlists
were beaten again by the Republican troops
and sustained very heavy losses: Two
companies of Carlists who refused to sur
render were cut to pieces. ~
A Landslide Destroys Spanish Village.
MADRID, July GA terrible landslide
occurred at CLARA, in the province OF Ma
ware. Overhanging rocks fell upon and
utterly destroyed village. The disaster
was 20 sudden that few OF the inhabitants
escaped; 200 corpses have already been
recovered,
Magazine Explosion.
The Carlists' magazine exploded last
week 1T Quiza. Thirty men were killed and
! 9 large number wounded.
B "a 10 az Earthquake ut Vienna.
n vienna, July 26.-The shock of an earth
quake was felt here to-day.
A Deadly Storm.
A violent storm of rain and hail is report
ed on the bOrderOf Moravia. Several lives
were lost fifty houses destroyed and many
VINEYARDS flooded and ruined at Agsgra,
where, it is rumored, only fourteen lnhablt-
:, ants escaped. ...
A Battle and Defeat of the insurgents.
- HAVANA, July GA fight recently took
place between the troops and band OF
insurgents numbering from eighty to 100.
The latter stood firm and well, but were
unally competent 10 uisperee WIN q iose VI
six killed and many wounded. The Span
iards had one officer slightly and four
soldiers seriously wounded.
A few DAYS after the insurgents attack
on Baere, the Spaniards surprised band of
Silverio BodO. Several of the rebels were
killed and twelve captured. Among the
prisoners is q son of the chief Bod0.
Minor skirmishers are reported in the
Santiago district. in which ten armed men
have been raiding on and roObing dwellings
and plantations.
7, The Captain General has decreed the re-
, noval of the House OF Correction to the
Isle of Pines. Thither all political and
civil prisoners from the eastern department
will be sent to serve out their term of
sentences.