New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-22
Outrage In Texas,
FOREIGN.

four men Filled and all of their horses cap
tured.
FOREIGN.
Dockray,s Sentence Commuted.
HAVANA, July 2l.-The death sentence
pronounced against the American Dockray
has been committed to ten years imprison-
ment by President SerranO, at the instance
of Captain General Concha.
Operations Against the Insurgents Sus-
pended.
Active operations against the insurgents
in Santi Espiritu, MarOn and other jurisdic-
the heavy rain storms, which have rendered
the roads impassable.
Marine.
BORDEAUX, July 2l.-Sailed-Ship Vile
de Borde, for New Orleans, July L..
LONDON, July 2l.-Arrived at Liverpool
Ships Northern Empire and Excelsior. from
Pensacola; at Queenstown-Bark Ragua,
from New Orleans; Speranza rom Calves
ton; at Bremen Haven-Bark Bremen, from
New Orleans.
Seized by the Police.
BERLIN, July 2l.-The police, in accord
ance with telegram from Kissengen, have
searched the house of NJ. Cremen, editor Of
the Germania and other prominent ultra
montanes, and seized number of papers
and documents.
Jewell on his Way Home.
Marshal Jewell, the newly appointed
Postmas Jer General of the United States,
has arrived in this city from St. Petersburg
on his way home. He is engaged in inspect
ing the postal service, and says he finds
some arrangements which may be applied
with advantage to the American postal
system Mr.. Jewell leaves in few days
for Paris.
The Programme.
PARIS, July 2l.-The government, on
Thursday, will announce its opposition to
Perrere's constitutional bill. Recent minis
BILE that the bill will be adopted. If it is
rejected the belief is that further discus
sion on the constitutional proposals will be
postponed till November and the Assembly
be prorogued next week.
Unpopularity of the Proposed Iberian
Union.
LONDON, July 2l.-A recent article in the
lmparcial, Madrid, favOring an Iberian
| union, has developed strong opposition to
state that the article of the Impartial was
received there with the greatest disfavor.
The Newmarket Decision.
The Newmarket magistrates have dis
missed the summons against Mr.. Chaplin,
steward of the Jockey Club, to answer for
a violation of the act Of Parliament in per
| mitting betting on the Newmarket race
course, but leave has been granted the prose-
cution to carry the case to the Superior
Court.
| A Manifesto from DON Carlos.
| BAYoNNE, July 2l.-Don Carlos has
| issued a manifesto guaranteeing religious
| liberation, engaging not to disturb the
sales Of church property at present COM
pleted, promising representative, but not
revolutionary government, undertaking to
restore the finances of the country, and in
suring liberty SO far as compatible with
| order.
The manifesto concludes az follows: Ii
| the rebellion continues, we shall stiite 1T
| with the cannon. Those who reject our
protfer of conciliation to-day will be COM
PEELED to submit to the law OF the con-
| querOr tomorrow.
Quesada mt Kingston.
! KINGSTON, July 12.-General Quesada
and staff have arrived here. Their destina-
ton is upknOw wn.
| From Hnyti.
! Advices from Jacmel to the eleventh
instant have been received. The Presiden-
tial term is to be changed to eight years.
1t is stated at Jacmel the firm of White e.
Hartman, of Port au Prince, had offered
| the government to negotiate Haytian
loan of $3,000,OO0.
| AuVlces lrOm odn DOWlngO ClIy, OI inc
eleventh instant, state that several persons
have been arrested at Santiago, charged
with intending to excite a revolt at the in
stigatiOn and interest of Baez.
The plot was discovered by the authori
ties in time to prevent any disturbance OF
the public tranquility.
President Gonzales is paying particular
attention to the promotion Of the agricul-
tural interest.
The United States Steamer Canandaigua
had called at San Domingo City. Her COM
| mander visited President Gonzales and
salutes were exchanged between the vessel
and forts.
General Luper0n, who was punished dur
ing the administration of Baez, has re-
turned, and issued q manifesto promising
obedience to the existing government, and
that he will not take up arms except in the
event of an attempt by Baez to return to
the country as President.
Venezuelan Items.
Venezuelan dates to the ninth instant are
received. The church question was assum
|, | ing an aspect similar to that presented in
|, . Italy, Switzerland, Prussia, Brazil. As far
! as the President, GuzmaQ BlancO, is con
cerned, there is every appearance that he
will dispose of the questions pending be
: ! tween the Holy See and the government OF
! Venezuela, by breaking Oft all relations with
8 the Vatican.
!. News from Mexico.
Mexican advices are to the fifteenth in
4 stant. Ratifcations of treaty of peace
commerce and navigation with Italy were
q exchanged on the thirteenth.
J, Prolonged heavy rains had destroyed
Q several trestles and gradlngs on the Mexico
and Vera Cruz railroad, causing suspen
sion of travel for several days on a portion
a of the route. The government and compa
= MES took active measures to repair the
, trouble and trains were running as usual
, on the seventeenth.
President Teiada has received the appli
!, | cation of Santa Anna to be restored to the
9 3 rank and pay of General in the Mexican
army.