New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27
FOREIGN.

| lery Of the lighthouse.
FOREIGN.
The Strikers.
LONDON, July 26-Fhe Workingmen's g
Associations Of Yorkshire, Lancashire and
Cheshire have resolved to support the
locked out and striking mill operatives.
Turkish Postal Service.
The Standard reports that Mr.. Scudamore
will retire from the British POetCttice and
go to Turkey to organize postal service
there, in accordance with the Cerne con-
ventiOn.
Arrival Of the Cordova.
The steamer Cordova, from New Orleans,
arrived at Liverpool yesterday.
In the House OF Commons.
In the Honse of Commons day various
notices of motions and questions were given,
all rejecting the depth of public lndigna
ton at the government withdrawal OF the
shipping bill Sir Charles Adderly, presi-
dent of the Board OF Trade, will introduce
on Wednesday a bill further empowering
the Board of Trade to prevent unseaworthy
ships from sailing.
In the House Of Commons, on motion of
Mr.. Roebuck, Thursday has been fixed for
the second reading OF MIR. PlimsolPs ship
ping bill.
The Earl OF Shattsbury has written Mr.
Plimsoli a sympathizing letter advising him
TO appear in the House, adhere to his views,
but express re egret that excitement led him
to violate the rules Of debate.
A majority Of the permanent daily and
weekly journals express similar views.
The Cnnard line steamship Abyssinia,
and the Williams Il Gnion line steamship
Wyoming, both from New York, collided
yesterday at New Brighton, near Liver
pool. Both vessels were considerably dam
aged in the hulis, and have been docked.
The Drouib in Portugal.
A special to the Daity Ners from Lisbon
reports that drou1h i'll several districts of
the province of Meciho has destroyed the
crops aud pastures. Famine is threatened,
and riots against the gram exporters immi-
nent. The cattle are dying Of hunger. The
local authorities report it to be impossible
to collect taxes in many places. An at
tempt to do 50, they fear, wonld cause an
insurrectlon. Accounts from AlgarUe show
q similar state Of affairs in that province
The government is sending relief to the
afflicted sections.
Piimsoll's Bill.
The Times understands that Mr.. Plimso]l
has procured revival Of his shipping bill,
which he previously abandoned in favor of
the government measure, and that it will
Low be placed on the order book for Thurs
day. Plimsoll will then apologize to the
House and consent to the passage Of the
bill as provisional measure for one year
only.
AdderIy's Bill.
Sir Charles AdderIy's shipping bill is
regarded as q government concession to
anu a triumph for MIR. Pimsoll.
A Bogus Assassination Story.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
Standard says Count D'Zembeck, his
mother and chambermaid, have been IA
rested at Landeck, district of Breslau,
charged with being concerned in q con
spiracy to assassinate Prince Frederick
William.
The Direct Cable.
The manager of the direct United States
cable. in q communication to the Times re-
terring to its remarks in its initial article of
Thursday last, in regard to the cable, sayt:
mo stockholder has been denied infOrma-
tion." He also says: "a email portion of
cable has been injured, probably by ice.
Contractors are now engaged in cutting out
and replacing the injured part"
Cotton Mills Closed.
Thirty cotton mills closed at Oldham to-
day, operatives having refused to accept
the masters terms in regard to wages.
Religious Riots i'm San Salvador.
New YORK, July 26-Panama dates to
the seventeenth have been received. In
consequence of the ultramontance riots in
San Miguel. San Salvador, the steamer
City OF Panama, on the last voyage from
Central America, brought down from the
port Of Libertad. the bishop of Santa Tecla
and seven priests, and landed them at
Corinto, in Nicaragua, where they still re-
main. These priests were suddenly arrest
ed. and hurried to the port, under an escort
OF 100 soldiers. and put on board the
steamer.
Advices from Salvador TO the fourth state
that order had been restored at the scene
of the ultramontane riots. IL was dis
covered that arrangements OF similar out
breaks had been prepared all over the
republic IN the name of religion. The
Provisor Rodriguez, Bishop Carrano,
and CanOns Orelland and Vecchiditi have
been expelled from the country.
The Turkish Rebellion.
RAGUsA, July .6.-The Herzegovina in
surgente we're attacked by the Turkish
troops near Nevesigns, and q severe IN
gagement took place. Many were killed
and wounded on both sides. The dispatch
reporting the battle fails to give the result.
On Saturday the Turks made a sortie from
Stalatz. and attacked the insurgents near
cessful effort to flank the insurgents The
fighting lasted all day. The result is un-
known. The Turks have fired Gori,za.
Submitting TO the Government.
Madrid, July 26.-Carlists in Catalonia
continue 70 give in their submission to the
government. Eight hundred additional
submissions have been recorded.
Carlist Losses.
The losses Of the Carlists the pas. three
weeks in killed, wounded and missing, were
1000.
Death Of tiscount Vaesy.
PARIS, July 2G.-Viscount De Beaumont
VAssy 10 dead.
An insane fagary.
BERLIN, July 26.-The story published in
special dispatch from this city to the Lon
don Standard of the arrest At Landeck Of q
Count DZembeck, his mother and cham
bermaid, on charge of complication in the
conspiracy to assassinate the German
Crown Prince, is untrue. 1t was fabricated
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