New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-02
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Beaten to Death.
FOREIGN.
Damage by Storms.

LONDON, August 1.-The Daily Ners
shows that the damage done by the recent
storms in Moravia far exceed earlier estl-
mates. Eleven villages and two towns
were devastated. The government has
sent troops to assist the inhabitants.
Temple Bar.
Travel has been resumed through Temple
Bar, that structure having been propped
up and declared safe.
In the Assembly.
PARIS July 3l.-In the Assembly to-day
the question of recess came up for debate.
Gambetta made an important speech,
professedly against Propagation OF the
session, but really in favor Of the re-
public. The prorogation, he said, was
simply intended to conceal the impotence
of the Assembly, which although it AFRO
gated constituent powers, had done nothin z
but successively reject all known forms OF
government.
The right was responsible for whatever
might happen. The organization of the
Septennate was as impossible as that of
monarchy. He made a powerful appeal for
the establishment of a republic which
would give peace and union to France. He
was tumultuOusly applauded by the left.
During subsequent debate, the Marquis
de Francleu, Legitimist, declared he con-
sidered it his right and duty to do every
thing in his power to re-establish mon
archy. This caused great excitement, and
the lett called for the views of the govern
ment on the subject.
General de Cissey replied that the gov.
ernment would seek with frmness and i'm
partiality to make its powers respected by
all parties.
The motion to raise the state of siege was
rejected by 1S2 yeas and 366 nays.
The motion to adjourn from the sixth of
August until the thrtieth of November, was
finally carried by large majority.
Recognition of spain Urged.
The Journat des Debats urges the French
government TO recognize Spain, and says it
had better act now than to follow the ini-
tiation of the Berlin government later.
The danger is pointed out of allowing.
Germany to gain footing in Spain. O5Ger
journals advise a more friendly attitude
toward Spain for a similar reason.
The German Fleet.
Intimations have been thrown out by the
press that the advent of the German
squadron in Spanish waters may cause the
Spanish navy to pronounce in favor OF the
Carlists.
The CarIist Loan.
lie Temps reports that an issue of loan
of 81, ,000, 900 for the Carlists has been com
menced, and out of the proceeds So far
realized $2,0000 900 has been forwarded TO
Spain to-day.
A Scene in the Assembly.
There was lively scene in the Assembly
to-day. GaIlOni DIstris, BOnapartist, yes
terday used the expression that the re-
public had succumbe bed before the scorn Of
honest men. To day he was challenged by
a member of the left to repeat the words,
(which he did. ThereupOn Victor SchOdcher.
publican, gave him the lie, and several
deputies from the left rashed toward him,
shouting and shaking their fists TIE Presi-
dent of the Assembly, unable to restore
order, suspended the sitting. Probably
several duels will follow.
permanent committee of the Assembly,
which is to sit during the recess, has been
elected. 1t is composed of six legitimists
ten members Of the moderate right centre,
and nine Of the left Bonapartists are
wholly excluded.
Don Carios' Wife.
The MOncfe:r announces that the wife Of
Don Carries has quilted Pan in consequence
Of the represen tations of the French gov
eminent.
The German Squadron.
BERLIN, August 1.-The North German
Gazette declares that the object of sending
the Germar squadron into Spanish waters
is merely to protect the German residents
in Spain.
Sanitary Congress.
VIENNA. August 1.-The International
Sanitary Congress has closed.
spnin's Grievances.
MADRID, July 3l.-The Imparcial markes
the following specifications Of complaint
against France; arms bearing the royal in
ltials of Don Carlos have been publicly
sold at BayOnne A mandatory of Bor-
deaux has been allowed to undertake CON
tracts for supplying the Carlist army with
boots and shoes The Duchess OF Madrld,
wife of Don Carlos, has been suffered to
The demand for the extradision Of
Chief Savalls, on account Of various GRIN
inalities, was refused by the French gov-
ernment, and his return into Spain 10,
prevented. The project Of the depart m oat