New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-16
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chants No. s. Grace Church street. tailed
Liabilities $l,0OO,0OO.
The Princes Expenses ID India.
In the House of Commons Mr. Fawcett
aEberal member, offered a motion. declar
inc that il was inexpedient icr the india'
government 10 pay any part OF ,he Ok
6epses OF the Prince OF Wales Eastern
tour DisraeIi opposed the motion oecaus'
the Prince wonid be the guest OF tins wee
roy Of india. Gladstone replied to Disraeli
The motion was rejected bA vote Of io'
to 379. -
1t ia still uncertain whether the American
ritamen will shoot at Wimbledon. A ma
j0rity are in favor OF dong so. out tn'
strong minority dislike the terms proposed
Colonel Gildersleeve will confer on the
subect with Mr.. Mildmay.
An Insurrectlon in Burmah.
Advices from Rangoon say it is reported
an insurrectiOn has broken out IN the
neighborhood Of BlamSin Burmah.
Excitement in the French Assembly.
VERSAILLES, July I'm. Rouher, in biz
speech yesterday, said he asked to defend
the dead Emperor against calumny. Inc
Legitimists and Orleanists, after 1880 and
1913, in the same way sought to defend
their respective sOvereigns.
Here the Legitimist and Orleans deputies
loudly protested against the comparison OF
their kings with Napoleon Ill, and the tn
multi was indescribable.
NJ. Gambetta shouted-"Tl blood OF the
second OF December chokes you:
NJ Rouber. resuming, denied that the DO
hapartists had tried to corrupt the army, or
had intrigued with the Socialists aud Com
mnnists, Addressing the left. he said:
"Youy Ohies. is TO OBTAIN renewal OF the
vote OyerthrUwing the empire. We will
give yeu no pretext for such , step. We
will! respect tho republican constitution,
but the republic is the result of an ephetn-
eraI compromise of Radicals and Orleanists.
The Legitimists centre their hopes on the
revision of the constitution. The RODapart-
lists exercise the same right to hope.
In the Assembly.
H. the National Assembly. to-day. NJ.
Slavery, the reporter Of the committee upon
election in the department of Nievre. deliv-
cred q speech of three hours duration,
which was attentively listened to. He
dwelt upon the necessity Of arrestins the
progress of Bonapartism. He also attacked
NJ. Kouher, whom he styled the abbetor of
y coup detat. NJ. Buffet, the president of
the ministerial council also spoke. He de-
tended the project of police from the at
tacks made upon him yesterday by R0uher,
and said the project was perfectly right
in pointing out the double danger, BY
which the country was threatened by
both revOlutionists and BOnapartists. The
danger from the former was more serious,
and the government would keep watch
ful eye upon them. The Bonapartists and
leaders of the right cheered this statement,
while the left protested against it. NJ. Du
faure, minister Of justice, said tho govern
hent would display vigilance in regard to
the Bonapartists. He would not remain q
fected that duty. NJ. Gambetta called
attention to the divergence in the state I
.nents Of the two ministers, and with
much warmth accused the government of /
supporting the Bonapartists, maintaining |
Bonapartist functiOnaries in Office, and fol- |
lowing in the steps of the BrOglie admins |
trati0n. NJ. Buffet asserted that q perfect |
agreement prevailed in the Cabinet, es-
pecially between Dufaure and himself. He |
considered that he was rendering great |
service to the country by maintaining old |
who were loyal although they |
had served under the empire. The left /
protested against these remarks
of Mr.. Buffet, while the right and Bona
partists loudly cheered.
After further animated debate a resolu-
ton was passed by vote of 4e3 to 3, stating
that the Assembly, confding in the govern.
ment's declarations, passed to the order of
che day. The Bonapartists who had agreed
to support the motion were well satisfied with
the result. The left, who abstained from
voting, were proportionately displeased.
NJ. Dufaure subsequently affirmed that
there was no divergence between the minis
ers. The government had nothing to ada
% or withdraw from the declarations it had
llready made.
An advertisement by Cable.
ROME, July l5.-The Pawnbroking De
Of the Italian government an.
LOUNGES the sale Of an unredeemed gallery
# paintings in November next.
The German Emperor.
VIENNA, July l5.-The Emperor OF Ger.
lany arrived at Ischl, the guest of the En-
error of Austria.
PARIS, July f5.-Specie decreased in the |
tank Of France 100000 francs
Dsfregarny In Retreat.
MADRID, July 1.-THE Official Gazette ,
nnOunces that the Carlist General DOrr9- I
array has entered Catalonia by way of /
rempvillcs. He is pursued by the Alton
ct Generals Weylier and Martinez Cam.
os. II