New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-07
FOREIGN.
International Catholic Conxs..ss

ties Ot the church have decided to hold .
great International Catholic Congress IN
London. with the object of maintaining tho
doctrine Of PaPas infallibility; reassertin9
the Pope's right TO temporal as well ~
spiritual power. and prOclaiuing it tha
bOunden duty of all Christians to return to
/ the allegiance Of ROME, 1t is stated this
determination is the result Of direct iastruc-
tons from the Vatican, and some OF the
! highest diguatarles Of the church will at
tend the Congress. Archbishop Manning,
| IN = speech at Westminster, admitted thas
tho spiritual influence Of the Pope had
! greatly increased since the loss Of iis ten.
| pcrslities. If arbitration was eves to super.
/ sed war the Pope would be the only pos
I sible authorized arbitratok The CathelIa
J world, he added, was threatened withsa con.
troversy ON all the DEGREES of the Ecumeni.
cas Council There waA undoubtedly
approaching one Of the mightiest eoneesta
the religious world had ever seen. There.
fore. it was necessary to fearlessiy put
through she free press Of England The
Pope's rights and bis pretensions to world.
wide allegisnoe.
New Aise g Australia.
The steamship St. Osytir, the iirse vessel
of the new line organized with the view Os
days, and thus beating the time by the
Pacific railway route. sailed from here yes.
terday. She cayried 1000 tons Of coal, and
goes direct.
8ombaPdmesf Of lruns
A special to the 1saes from Hendaya
says the Carlists are firing petroleum shelfa
into Irun. Nine hOuses have already been
"A Times special from SantaNder says all
the steamers in that port have been enI.
bargoed to carry troops 1os :he relief OF
Irun.
A dispatch from lrun reports sse Car!isss
suffering heavily.
Peiitionipe for Release.
Tho eisters OF Arthur Orton, tho TiCh.
borne claimant. have petitiOned she 4ueeD
to release their brother from Nnpraso1MehIs
Railroad 0latterss
At . meeting yesterday OF tho directors
Of some ut the leading British railway
companies it was resolved to ask the Hids
removal from its line of second class case
riages until after the halfyearly meetingA
of other companies. in the meantime they
will consider the feasibility of charges tend.
ing to afford the public greater facilities for
travelling. The Great Western. Lancashire
and Yorkshire. Northeastern and other
companies were represented at the meetings
The South American War.
RIO JANEIRO. November mo news yet
receiv ed from Buenos Ayres ot an engage
ment between the government forces an0
the rebels e
Burning Paper Money.
Havana. October 3o..-It .is officially Am.
nOunced that on November l the gOverns
ment will publicly burn about 800 banle
bills, representing $5i5. 900. being the proc
ceeds Of the ten per cent income tar.
There will be another burning the follow
ing Sunday.
Brokers' ExchanSe Estabfisheal.
The gold and exchange brokers have
opened an exchange room for the transac.
ton Of business. This Is ths dsst establish
ment Of the kind here.
o1atine Disasters
The Spanish eoasting steamer Alicante,
frOm Havana for Givarra, during q hea "
tog came in collision with the Spanish bark
Alfredo. from Liverpool for. Havana, of
Sagus, October 81. The Alfredo. which
was an iron vessel sank Immediately. Tho
mate and one sailor were drowned. Tha
captain and the remainder of the crew
succeeded in Jumping on board the steamer.
which put back to Havana badly damaged.
The French bark Vile de Bordeaux. with
cotton from New Orleans for Havre, was
totally lost on the Colorado reefs on tho
night Of October lS. The crew were saved
Concha on an Inspecting Tour.
Captain General Concha inspected tho
southern portion of the Trochs yesterday.
arriving in the evening at CiengO do Ayilao
The Suspected Prisoners.
CALCUTTA, November 6.-The native ia
custody suspected Of being Nina Sah:b has
been removed to Cawnpore for q fnrthes
investigation as to his identity.
Furnishing the Gamblers.
PARIS, November s.--The correctional
tribune of this city has fined and con6scated
the stock in trade Of several proprietOrs OF
betting agencies who came to France to
avoid prosecution under the English law.
Sewerage.
The municipal council has adopted plan
of cleansing the Seine. by which sewerage
deposited in the river will be diverted from
the plain of ienerilliers.
Dc Cazes' Reply.
The reply OF the Duke dc Cazes. Minister
of Foreign Affairs, to the Spanish memOran-
dunn, will be sent to Madrid Monday next.
1t will deal specifically with each complaint
and refute the assertions contained In the
memorandum by documentary testimony.
The Duke declines to discuss the question
of surveillance exercised by the French au.
thorities of the frontiers, because the matter
ia of purely an international nature. Hs
also declines to communicate his reply tn
other powers, a. he disapDrOves of that
course which Spain adopted when sending
her memorandum.
The Porte's Answer Wanted.
VIENNA, November 6-The Austrian gov.
ernment has requested the Porte to hasten
his answer in reference to the proposed
commercial convention between Austria
and ROumania.
MISCELLANEOUS.