New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-31
In the Acknowledgement

In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Defeated.
PARIS, July 29.-In the Assembly to-day
the debate on motions for dissolution, ad-
iourned from Monday, was resumed.
NJ. Depeire opposed the dissolution OF the
Assembly. He alleged the motions were
made in revenge for votes by which the re-
public and the plebiscite had been rejected.
Chabaud La Tour, Minister OF the Interior,
also spoke against dissolution.
He reminded the Assembly that by the
law of March, 1S73 it was pledged to vote
on constitutional laws before it dissolved.
When the present powers were organized,
deputies could appeal to their constituents
without endangering public order
Duval and others supported the motion,
arguing that the measures caused by the
present unsettled condition Of affairs para
appeal to the people. A vote was taken.
Malliville's motion for dissolution was de-
feated by 332 yeas to 374 nays.
A similar motion offered by Duval was
then withdrawn. LIE Temps states that
England, Germany and Italy have agreed
to establish joint surveillance over the
Spanish frontiers. rF
In the Assembly to-day the committee
having charge of the subject reported IA
recommended that it begin on the sixth OF
August and continue to the thirtieth of
November. The debate on this report will
occur Friday and is likely to be very i'm
portant. Gambetta and Simon will be
among the speakers. At the same time it
is said the left will renew the Interpolation
on the subject of recently exposed monarch.
ial intrigues, and will ask for the removal
of the state Of siege from all departments
the Versailles government has notified the
Spanish Cabinet that France will act in
concert with northern powers in regard to
the recognition of the Spanish republic.
Combining Against the Carlists.
LONDON, July 80, $50 A. M.-The Vienna
journals say Austria has received circular
note from Germany urging the great pow
ers to combine to prevent the continuance
of the Carlist atrocities in Spain, and has
given favorable reply. The Morning Post
asserts that Germany will propose in the
Brussels Congress recognition of the
present government of Spain.
Italy Makes a Demand.
1t is stated that Italy has made demand
upon France for the recall Of the war ship
OrenOque, which has been permanently
stationed at Civita Vecchia as refuge for
the Pope in case Of necessity.
The American Base Ball Clubs.
The American base ball clubs now visit
ing England, gave their first exhibition
match at Liverpool to-day. The weather
was fine and the attendance large. The
Athletics, of Philadelphia, beat the Red
Stockings, of Boston, in ten innings, by a
score of fourteen to eleven. The play was
much admired, and called forth cOnsidera-
BILE applause from the spectators.
The Carlists Claim Another Victory.
BAYoNNE, July 3O.-The Carlists claim q
great victory over the Republicans, between
Castlefollet and Figueras, near the frontier
Losses heavy on both sides.
The Carlists deny the report charging
them with atrocities at several places.
A Squadron for the Spanish Coast.
ROME, July 30.-To-day's edition of thu
Opinion asserts that negotiations are II
progress which have in view the sendins
by maritime powers of squadron to tht
Spanish coast after the example OF Ger
| many. 1t Is understood that this step, i
taken, is not to involve a question OF inter
ventlOn.
The Brussels Convention.
BRUSSELS, July 30.-It is understood tina
majority of the delegates to the Interna
tional Congress favor the exclusion of al
| points relating to naval warfare and strlc
| adherence to matters strictly connected
with the ameliOration Of human suffering il
time of war.
Insurgent Movements in Cuba.
New YORK, July 30.-The Cubans her
have received news by way of Havana II
the effect that the patriot troops have de
stroyed number of plantations in Trinidad
| valley, and the planters are abandonin.
their property there for fear of being cap
| tured, and because the Spanish government
can not give the necessary protection.
The President of the Cuban republic ha
| ordered Captain Carpio to destroy every
| thing he can lay hands on.
Caboa, the negro captain, at the head o
| a lumber of emancipated negroes, is in tn
neighborhood of CienfuegOs, wrecking plan
tations and enlisting slaves and coolies INT
| the patriot ranks.
A general uprising Of the negroes unde
| Caoba is daily expected. The Cubans hav
captured several military maps OF tn
Trocha, which show the position OF tn
forts, pitfalls, pickets, stations, etc.
Strike at Belfast.
BELFAST, July 30.-There is seriou
strike of the operatives OF The flax mills a
this place. The striking work people ar
| making threatening demonstrations tc
| night. Crowds of them are parading tn
| streets and have attacked several bakeries
The magistrates have asked for 400 az
| ditiOnal policemen.