New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-29

sideration of tn,
Assembly until Aus
the house will adjourn
The interval Will be shOi,
pected because the conserva,
long recess will incline the left 3.
support the dissolution. Deputies in
OF the dissolution are confident of succe.
after the recess, and believe their opponents
Will have a bare majority on Wednesday,
when thu resolution will come to vote.
Another Rothschild Dead:
vienna, July 2S.-Anselm Rothschild
died to-day.
The Cuban InsurrectiOu.
HAVANA. July GA dispatch from Los
Tunas reports the Spanish forces reconoi-
tering in that vicinity have exchan ged shots
with the insurgents at various times. The
latter have attacked the villages of Calde.
ron and Unas, with what result is unknown.
In the House of Commons.
In the House of Commons Disrael said
the government had received satisfactory
assurances from the comforting powers in
regard to the Brussels Congress, and dele
gate has been sent on behalf of Great
Britain under the restrictions already made
known in the House.
Hon. Robert Bourke, Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, stated that it was
believed the German squadron had been
sent to the coast of Spain merely to protect
the German residents.
Ashantee War Indemnity.
The King of Ashantee paid further in
stallment of $4,000 to Great Britain on the
war indemnity.
A Protest from the Spanish Government.
MADRID, July 2S.-The morning papers
say the Spanish government sent a strongly
worded nota to Versailles on the subject of
the Carlist violation on the frontier.
Latest from Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23-The steamship
Altoona brings Yokohama dates to july 4.
The Japanese steamer Tai Omeru was lost
on the fifteenth of June on the west coast.
Twenty.seven lives were lost. News from
Formosa is to the effect that the Japanese
are driving the aborigines from the coast.
Japanese war vessels were still on the coast
Of FOrmOsa.
The anniversary of American indepen-
dence was properly observed in Yokohama.
A grand ball was given at the American
consulate.
The comet had been observed from Japan,
and was looked upon by natives as favor
able omen in connection with war in For
mosa, where tribes have to come to terms
| with Japan and the accepted flag Of that
country.
A Greek church has been opened by Rus
sian missionaries at HOkodadi.
The Locked Out Laborers.
LONDON, July 23.-The Committee Of
Agricultural Laborers Union have adopted
resolution declaring: 'As we are not JUS
| titled in appealing to the public for support
| for the locked out labOrers in the eastern
counties during the harvest, therefore We
| offer them the alternative of emigrating or
| depending on their own resources" The
| committee is negotiating for other terms of
amipratiOn tn Canada
l. Gashell Brothers, cotton merchants of
| Liverpool, have failed; liabilities $3.50,
The Crops In Indin.
Tines dispatches from India say the
| prospect of the crops are most favorable,
Notwithstanding the recent floods.
| LIVERPOOL. June 2S.-The Boston and
| Athletic base ball clubs arrived. No de-
! mOnstratiOn.
| Fire at the Liverpool Docks.
A fire has just broken out, which threat
| ems the whole premises of the dock landing
stage; there is NO immediate danger to the
shipping in the docks.
The Great Princes dock landing stages
were entirely destroyed.
ALI ferry traffic between this and Berken-
head is temporarily suspended. The fire
| will cause much inconvenience as well as a
heavy loss.
The fire originated by the upsetting of a
| kettle of boiling tar.