New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-07
FOREIGN.
Another STERN Brewing.


PARIS, July 5.-The political situation
serious. The Legitimists have resolved t.
make an attempt to unseat the presen
ministry on an Interpolation in regard t
the suspension of Il Union, which come;
before the Assembly next Tuesday.
They are negotiating with the left to abtai
it's support. A counter coalition Of the LET
centre with the right centre, in favor o
Casimir Perier's constitutional bill. is ais
There is ground to believe that Marsha
Mcmahon has intimated to the Legitimist
that he will not accept the resignation {
the ministry, even if it is defeated, and it
reported he will send message to the Al
sembly on Tuesday.
Passports for Americans.
Lefrancois says passports are no longe
required of Americans, who are placed
the same footing in this respect as subject
of the countries adjacent to. France.
Excitement at versailles-The Programm
Of the Legitimfsts.
Excitement runs high at Versailles. tt
Legitimatist deputies to the number (
100 have decided to vote against the mil
istry tomorrow. They have drawn =
the order of the day, censuring the gol
ernment for its misuses Of the powers
the State; avoiding any. mention OF II
manifesto of the Count de Chambord,
of the suppression Of DUnio'a, so as to
cure the support Of the Left:
The position of the Ministry is criticS
1t is thought some changes will be I'D
voidable.
The sittings of the Assembly to-morre
NAV result in dissolution, unless the fear
such step should restrain the OppOnen
of the government.
GOulard's Funeral.
The funeral of Goulard took place to-dt
Bancroft.
Hon. George Bancroft has arrived i,
Paris and will leave for London WedN
day. He visited ex-President Theirs tod
What the Bishops Seek.
LONDON, July Ga special to the %
Telegraph, from Fulda, says: The kon
Catholic bishops seek settlement OF
issue with the Pcussian government in tt
separation of church and state.
Resigned. /!
A special from Madrid says: The q
erals who resigned from the army OF
north are we'll known supporters OF
pretensi0ns of the Prince of the Astu1
Generals Mariones and Lezerna, radiyI
have been appointed in their places.
Trouble with tho Carlist Leaders.
The statement made in dispatch1
ceived here on the twenty-fourth ultl
that the Carlist General Lissarifa was
turns out to be incorrect.
Dispatches from SPAN state that Gen
FabaiIs, by virtue OF his rank, should
succeeded General Tresbany, who wae
missed from the Carlist service, but
Carlos appointed General Lissarifa
vacant command. 1t is further said
General Faballs is greatly dissatisfit
this, and has announced his intention Z
ing to France. II
Collision with an Iceberg.
The brig Hannah, from Fernandinas,
was considerably damaged by . cob
with an iceberg. IL
The New Commander Of the Nael
Fsrces.
MADRID, July 6.-General Zabalos
taken command and held o review >e
army Of the north. He has inf0rmts
officers that he comes to fight the r
gents, and Intends to sink all p0liticsen-
pathies and opinions in the struggle. a.
erals Echagne and Martinez Campofe
resigned.
The Pope's Besedic tien. |
The Pope has autographed his bic.
tlOu W tuo u6eiOnoA Armys ~ i0Spo"0A0
congratulations forwarded to Rome ne
anniversary of his accession. :!
The Pope has not yet replied to TIN
gratulati0ns of the Captain Generafhe
Carlist army, sent him on the anniNry |
of his elevation to the pontifeate. |
Santander Threatened.
Santander Is threatened by strong DDS
of Carlists. The authorities ha1ele- |
graphed for reinforcements, and On .
position to shell the approaches to tity |
On the appearance of the insurgent4
Bilboa Again Invested.
BAYoNNE, July 5.-The Carlis4ave
again invested Bilboa on oil sides}