New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-25
FOREIGN.
Proceedings In the Assembly

Proceedings In the Assembly.
Paris, July 23.-The Assembly rejected
de Malville's motion by vote of $40 yeas
to $40 nays.
A long and excited debat preceded the
division on Cssimir Perere's bill. Lambert
de st. Croix opposed the bill and advocated
his own counter project. Pereire spoke in
support of his measure. declaring it was the
duty OF all good citizens to rally to the
republic, which was the only possible gov
ernment for France. He said the present
syst IN combined weakness of provisional
State affairs and evils of dictatorship.
The Due De Brog'ie replied that he criti
cised republican ,stitution which he dc
clared did not guarantee the country against
BonapartistT; said that there was no fear
of President MacMahon executing cup
d'etat.
Both Percie and Broglie were violently
cheered and frequently interrupted.
Jules Favre said the bill would increase
the power of the President MacMahon's
Loyalty was we'll known, but the strength
of the nation should depend upon it's insui-
tions, not on single man.
General De Cissey read communication
announcing the opposition OF the govern-
ment to the bill.
Bismarck to be Protected.
LONDON. July 23.-A special from Berlin
to the Times says the Prussian government
has sent detectives to kissengen to protect
Bismarck.
There ia an alarming outbreak of small
pox at Newmarket. Upwards of sixty
cases are already reported. The authori-
ties have asked the Jockey Club to permit
them to convert their grand stand into q
hospital, where the infected persons may
be quartered.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank of England on balance to-day
was fl37 900.
Arms.
The Daily Neacs reports that the Sublime
Porte has ordered 230 Krupp cannon.
Clerical Promotion.
ROME, July 24.-The announcement is
made that Father Howard would succeed
MOnseigneur DemerOde as the Pope's pr-
vate chaplain was incorrect. MOnseigneur
Sanminiatelli, until now one of the private
cbaplains of his holiness, has been appoint
ed to the vacancy OccasiOned by the death
of Monseigneur DemerOde.
Castelar, and Gorilla Cooperating.
MADRID, July 24.-It is stated that Seniors
CASTELAR, and Gorilla are preparing to act
in concert for the defnitive establishment
Of q conservative republic.
Boiler Explosi0n-Loss of Life.
HAVANA, July 23.-The Spanish steam
ship Minerva, outward bound, exploded
her boiler in this harbor to-day, killing two
persons and wounding sixteen. The steamer
was run ashore to prevent sinking.
The Steamer Mississippi Ashore.
HAVANA, July 24.-The City of Mexico,
from New York, arrived this morning,
with the report that the British steamsbi ip
Mississippi was hore on the Florida
coast, and would probably get afoat to-
day: also that the wre ,k Of an unknown
vessel was seen bottom up with the anchors
probably down, twenty three to twenty five
miles southeast by south from Cape Cana
veral, florida, lying in a dangerous
position, in track of vessels bound south.
Decree from the Captain General.
The Captain General has issued the fol-
lowing decree:
"In order to promote the circulation of
| the 5000, 900 of treasury bills, the issue of
which was authorized by the decree of June
| 8, 1874, and in view of Indications given by
the banks and principal capitalists of Hav-
| ana, decree that, from the date of pub.
lication hereof, corporations anu local ad-
| miuistratiOns of customs may receive, in
payment of taxes aud duties, such bills in
all cases, and in any amount, the same as
bank bills Of the Spanish Bank of Havana -