New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-24
FOREIGN.
RecOgnizing the Government.


LONDON, June 23-In the House of Com
mons last evening, Mr.. Burke, under for
eign secretary, said the question of receg-
nizing the present government engaged
the most serious attention of her majesty's
ministers.
They did not wish to defer recognition,
for they We're anxious to give moral sup
port 10 a constitutional government which
was endeavOring to maintain order against
reaction and revolution, but it was desirable
to wait until the reorganization of the
Spanish government had the appearance of
greater permanency.
Brazilian Cable.
The cable for business hence to Brazil
opens today.
New Fire Brand Promised.
A Paris dispatch to the Daily Neacs says
it is understood the committee will report
recommending that M. Perrier's bill be
tabled and that St. Croix's be adopted.
The Legitimists will probably oppose the
latter and the left will move the former be
referred to the new committee, A great
debate is expected in the Assembly when
the report of the committee is presented.
What the Pope Thinks of the United
States.
Florence special to the Journal says
the Pope has been presented with a copy of
an address sent from the United States to
Archbishop LedOchowski, Of POsen. The
holy father, in reply, spoke most cordially
of America and said. "The United States is
the only country where l am really Pope
in the eyes of the government. l am al
ways afraid lest the European governments
shall oppose or control my acts, whereas /
can freely send pOntificial documents to
the United States without fear of Opposi-
ton on the part of its government"
International Telegraph Conference.
The Post SAYS an International conference
will assemble at ST. Petersburg in 1875 for
the purpose of revising the rules and regu-
latiOns adopted by the Paris convention Of
1865 for the government telegraph lines.
Some twenty-five States are expected to be
represented by delegates.
The cargo of the steamship Montana
which put back to Liverpool with her ma
chinery disabled, has been transferred to
one of her eonsorts, the Idaho, which sails
for New York tomorrow.
Chambord Again.
PARIS, June 22.-COunt Dumas has been
in negotiation tor some days with prominent
Legitimists in regard to constitutional guar
antees which the Count de Chambord may
be willing to grant.
The Committee Of Thirty.
The committee of thirty have completed
their general deliberations of the bills of M.
Caesmir Perrier and NJ. De st. CrOix. A
final sitting will be held on Wednesday,.
Conference of Bishops.
BERLIN, June 23.-Tbe conference of RO-
| man Catholic bishops opened at Fulda yes
terday and will end on the twenty y-sixth.
The Prussian government has appointed
official administrators of the diocese of
Posen and Crescent.
A Present for the Pope.
ROME, June 23.-The American pilgrims
yesterday presented an album and q collec-
| ti0n of diamonds to the Pope.
International Courtesics.
LISBON, June 23.-Messages Of courtesy
| passed freely between the Portuguese and
| Brazilian officials.
A New Political Combiuation.
MADRID, June 23.-Castelar and Martos
| had long conference yesterday, The sub
| iect of their interview was the fusion Of the
Republicans and Radicals. The Radicals
| demand as a condition of fusion the eiec-
| ti0n of new Cortes.
COBcha's Plan.
Marshal Concha's plan, by which he hopes
! to eventually overthrow the Carlist insur-
rection, provides for the establishment Of a
/ fortified military line, commencing at Lou
zero, passing Estella, Puerta la Reina and
! Pampeluna, and terminating at Aviz. The
Marshal expects, by this means, to cOntine
the Carlists to a email district of country,
| destitute of resources. He considers it use
less to employ his army in continual en-
| gagements with the enemy who is without
a definite plan of campaign.
The Brazilian Cable.
PERNAMBUcO, June 23.-The successful
laying of the submarine cable, bringing
Brazl into traffic communication with
| Europe, has been the occasion of much
pleasurable excitement in this country, and
there is general jubilee in Pernambuco.