The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-07-02

PARIS, June 24.-Nigorous Efforts are be
ing made by Boaapavtis.s to influence pub
I lie opinion and turnit in their Own account,
which causes much uncasincss. The party
IS organizing committees in every depart
ment, establishing newspaper organs, and
distributing political documents and petit
tons urging the restoration OF the empire.
Il IS probable the Assembly viii success
sively reject sll constitutional bills. The
Republicans manifest Joy over the prospect,
I believing that a dissolution win be the
inevitabie result. The Conservatives favor
either a postponement of the bills until
1 winter. as none Of them can be adopted
now, or the Intervention of President Mac
Mahon by means Of message holding the
Assembly responsible for failure to or
ganize the powers of the executive.
RoNE, June 2t-Sevcral have been ar
rested for participating in the papal de-
monstration sunday, and were sentenced to
short imprisonmenrs.
/ LONDON, June 25.-Count Bismarck sum
mons the King Of Bavaria to demonstrate
| against the separation tendency of the Ba-
varian policy. If he continues obdurate, a
convention of German royalty will be called
with view to dethrone him.
PARIS, June 25.AAt banquet in COM
memoration of the birth day of Gen. Hoche,
1 Gambetta gave the toast to the republic and
made = calm and moderate speech, he urged
all to give their sincere support to the Con-
servative Republican policy, which was
opposed to CeSansm at home and to
the adversaries of France abroad. Jules
Favre spoke of the frequent victories
of the Republican party, and declared that
thewhole of France had become republican.
A toast to president Theirs, was drank
with enthusiasm. The Count of Montalivet
who was minister under Louis PHILIPPE,
has written to Casimire Perrier, declaring
that the salvation of France imperatively re-
quires the loyal acceptance of republican
men.
LONDON, June26.-A bill for the regula-
ton of public worship has passed the House
of Lords.
PARIS, June 26.--La Liberte saws that af-
ter the budget has been voted, President
Mcmahon will recommend that the AS
sembly confer upon him the power of finally
dissolving it and then adjourn.
ROME, June 2s.-The Pope to-day re-
ceived deputation from the Roman nobil-
! ity. he SAID the demonstration last Sunday
was spontaneous on the part of the people,
but that the counter demonstration of We'd
nesday was lmpious and miserable-the
work of the sons of darkness. The Pope
added that he had received letter urging
him to leave Rome, because his person was
not safe, but he declared he would remain
here as longas God permitted.
! PARIS, jane 25.-The Count Montalem-
bert, who was Minister under Louis Philippe.
has written to Casainier Perier, declaring
that the salvation OF France imperatively
requires the loyal acceptance of the Repub-
lie,
a new manifesto from Count de Cham
bord is expected in few days. The gov.
eminent is doing something to check the
bold proceedings of the Bonapartists.
Several members of their committees in the
departments have been arrested.
ROME, June 25.-There was considerable
excitement in the city last evening, in con,
sequence of an anti-Papal demonstration.
! Several of the leaders of the disorders were
arrested, and quiet was restored.
PARIS, June 29.-The house of the editor
of Les Pays, a Bonapartist organ, has
been searched by the police, who seized nc
documents.
Gen. Amardeau will represent France IL
the Brussels Congress.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 29.-VerY strong
shocks of aniearthquake were felt here yes
terday.
MADRID, June 29.-Dispatches were
received by the government this morning
conveying the startling news that Marsha
Concha was killed yesterday in an attack
by the Republican troops upon the Carlisti
entrenchment at Nueva, thirty kil0nctre
! from Estella. When the national forces
learned of the death of their commander
they returned to their former position with
out disorder; leaving no trophy in thu
hands of the enemy.
LONDON, June 30.--It is reported tina
the Catholic Bishops in session at Fuldl
: last week have sent a conciliatory propose
to Berlin.
The Communists In this city gave ban
quet to Jourdees Groussat last night.
A special to the Times from Madrid say
the army of the North will continue it
operations against Estella.
General Marrones has been appointed
chief of Sealodas's staff. =
The Markets.
New YORK, June 0-Noon.-Cotton nomi
nal; sales 12S bales; uplands 1886; Orlean
1Sc.
Stocks active, unsettled and lower. None,
3 per cent. Gold 11116.
LIVERPOOL, June 30-Noon &c otton.easier
but notquotably lower; sales 10000 bales
: GALVESTON, June 80 Noon. - Cottol
easier, and &c lower; good ordinary 147sc
middling 167 &c
Gold 11O15@11OA.