New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-01
WHOLE NUMBER 2l44.
threatens to resign in consequence of the
opposition of the Reichstadt to the army
y,
The Review at Windsor.

| The Review at Windsor.
The review at Windsor to-day was wit
messed by immense crowds. The men bore
evidences OF the campaign, being bronzed
anu worn IN appearance, but their condition
was generally good. and their march was
unusually spirited.
| In the presence of the entire force, the
Qaeen, assisted by the Princess of Wales
and the Duchess of Edinburg, made Sir
Garnet WOlsley Knight Commander of
the Order of the Bath, and conferred on
LORD Clifford the Victoria Cross. The cere-
hony was most impressive, and the troops
| repeatedly cneered for the Queen, members
VI tne royal family and General WOlsley.
Vote of Thanks to Wolsley.
In the House of Lords the Duke of Rich
| mOnd, and IN the House of Commons Dis.
raeli, moved a vote of thanks to General
Woolsley, and the officers and men of the
expedition, supporting the motion with
laudatOry speeches. The vote was mani.
mously adopted with cheers.
The Battle Before Bilboa-Heavy Losses
on Both sides.
There have been heavy losses on both
sides in the battle before Bilboa. Santander
is crowded with wounded from the Repub-
lican ranks. The CarIist besieging force
has partially suspended the bombardment
OF Bllboa, in order to turn their guns
against SerranOs army.
Depression in Business.
The morning papers attribute the depres-
sion in business in London to the extensive
strike of coal and iron miners in Stafford
shire and other parts of England.
Escape OF ROchefOrt-He Is Coming to the
United states.
The DAILY Ieiegraphs Australian cores
pondent says Henri Rochefort and his com
panions escaped from New Caledonia in a
small open boat They had been three
days at sea when they were picked up by a
British sailing vessel and brought to an
Australian port.
Rochefort has telegraphed to Paris for
funds. He intends TO visit the United
States and lecture in New York and other
American cities before he returns to Eu-
rope, when he will probably take up his
residence in Brussels
A dispatch from Melbourne saws Henri
Rochetort and his companions escaped from
near New Caledonia by storing themselves
in avessel bound for Newcastle.
They have arrived at Sydney and will
proceed to Europe direct.
Marine.
The bark Hiram arrived at Liverpool
from Pensacola to day. She experienced
very heavy weather on her passage, and
lost several men overheard, including the
master.
The Alabama Case.
Anderson has postponed endorsement
of British subjects for losses by the Ala
bama.
In the House of Commons tb-night a
select committee on committal Of Whalley,
NJ. f., for contempt of court reported
that Chief Justice Cockburn emily did
his duty under the circumstan and the
affair did not require further investigation.
Mr.. Whalley subsequently, gave notice
that he should call attention to the case
April II, and ask for new committee of
investigation.
The House adjourned for Easter holi-
days.
Banquet In Honor Of General Wolsley.
The Lord Mayor of London gave BAN
quet tonight at the Mansion House in honor
of General Wolsley. Among the distin-
gui shed guests present were the Prince of
Wales, Prince Arthur, the Duke of Cam
bridge, Viscount Cardwell and Mr.. Ga
thOrne Hardy.
General Wolsley, in response to toast,
gave an interesting account of the Ashantee
expedition, and declared that King Coffee
had for long time premeditated the war.
The General was received with the greatest
and his speech was frequently
with cheers.
Sickles and Cushing Meet In Paris.
PARIS, March 3l.-Sickles late United
States minister to Spain, and Caleb Cush-
ing, his successor, who are now in this city,
had an interview yesterday. Mr.. Cushing
will leave here for Madrid on Friday next,
going by way Of Bordeaux. Mr.. Sickles
proceeds to London, where he will remain
some time. in consequence of sickness in
MS family.
The Archbishop of Cologne in Arrest.
BERLIN, March 3l.-The Roman Catholic
archbishop of Cologne was arrested to-day
or violating the ecclesiastical laws. The
lrrest was made without any demonstration.