New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-10
FOREIGN.
Death Of Professor Cairnss.

OeaHm 01 ffO1e09Of CA1f0ees
LONDON. July 9.-Professor Cairnes ii
dead.
Canadian Anaire.
in's speech, says:
Canada has advanced rapidly, but not
go fast or with so free tread as the United
States. 1t any Canadians formerly felt q
lurking wish to join the republic they be.
came loyal when they saw the enormous
load OF debt and taxes left by the
civil war. Canadians might, however,
have sought annexation ere this in
some fit Of petulaHce if the mother country
had left them any grievance, but on the
whole they scarcely felt the restraint of the
has been admirable, but we may yet have
to call for larger proofs of patriotism if we
intend to knit the colonies into q firner
union with the mother country, 50 as to
make them source Of strength inbtead OF
weakness in time of war.
Laboring ON the Direct Cable.
The Prussian spoke the Faraday in lati-
tude 49,, longitude I3o. She had been en-
gagged thirty days with the direct cable,
which was buoyed in two places. If the
cable had two flaws the delay IN opening
traffic is sufficiently explained.
They Will Dine Together.
All the foreign mayors to whom were
sent invitations to the international ban
quet at Guildhall, on the twenty ninth
instant, have accepted except two.
Team Matches Declined.
BELFAST, July 9.-Colonel Gildersleeve
declines the proposition for team matches;
the club adheres to it's determination that il
would shoot but one team match.
Farewell Banquet to che American zsife.
men.
A farewell banquet was given to the
american team this evening. Mr.. Robert
Thompson, a prominent merchant, presided,
and made speech wishing the Americans
every success. Mayor Lindsay entered near
the close of the banquet and presented
Colonel Gildersleeve with the cup won by
him at Clandeboye.
The mayor said the citizens Of Belfast
were glad the cup was going to America.
Colonel Gildersleeve returned thanks, and
declared he should ever consider the cup
his most important trophy. After further
speeches and toasts the company rose and
the visitors proceeded 10 the pier to take
the steamer for Glasgow, escorted by tho
mayor and delegation of citizens.
Thousands of people lined the docks and
piers to see them of, and there was loud
and hearty cheering as the vessel steamed
out. The party will visit the Scotch lakes
tomorrow, and expect to arrive IN Edin-
burg in the evening.
Floods Appreciated.
PARIS, July 9.-Fioods are apprehended
in the valleys of the Seine. Marno and
Rhone.
The waters of the Rhone are rising, and
are feared.
Triumph of the Alf0nsists.
A dispatch received here states the AL
consists have opened communication with
Vittoria. The war in the centre may per-
haps be considered finished. The situation
in the north is ameliorated.
The Alfonsists relieved Vittoria, and en-
cred the city on Wednesday. The Carlists
rave been defeated at Trevino, with loss
IT 400 killed and sixty prisoners. They are
to the northern part OF Alava.
Official dispatches report that the Car.
lists, General Dorregary, after reaching the
7illages of Argues ana Casbas, at the foot
# Mount Guara, between Huesca and Jaca,
ucceeded in entering the Boltana district,
u Aragon, near the Pyrannees. Three
'rigades are actively pursuing him.
The impartial says Don Carlos and staff |
rave hurriedly decamped from Tacoino to
void pursuit.