New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-14
FOREIGN.
EnrewelI to Moody and Sanke,

LOsDoN, July l3.-A. Moody and Sankey's
farewell meeting last night 1888 clergymen
OF the Church Of England were present,
far OutDumbt ring those Of any other de.
nomination. Canon Conway. Of Wes.min-
ster, occupied q seat on the platform. All
present were deeply affected. Mr.. Moody.
while speaking, was so overcome by emo
tion that he had TO stop. and was unable to
conclude his address.
The Orange Ceiebratisns.
The usual Orange celebrations occurred
ou: Ulster and Liverpool. Most OF She
meetings passed resolutions oonIemning
home rule. No disturbance anywhere.
4 Tax Resis.er.' War.
A dispatch to Reuters Telegraph Com.
pany, from Vienna. say. the Southern Sla
vonic party has grossly exaggerated the
herzegovina disturbances. which are
entirely OF an agraran character. and Origi
ate in resistance TO tax collectors. Tur-
key considers it unnecessary to send rein
.Or,ements TO the pceue Of trouble.
Cao Not shoot ut Wi,nbled dos.
Henry Parsons. adjntan. Of the British
team. .elegraphs % follows from Wimble
don: Il regret 70 say that the Council will
no. allow the last proposed match for Sat
Grday between the Americans and the rep
resentatives of the three British eights Of
1874 and 1850 to be shot. We intend to
offer the Americans a cup which they may
take back with them and khOo: for II
home
The Erie Protective Commission.
Sir Edward Watkins. chairman OF the
Erie protection commission, sails tor tn.
United States in two weeks.
An Explanation Required.
A Prussian war ship has been secretly
engaged taking soundings and mapping the
coast OF Jutland. An explanat alton will BE-
demanded from the Berlin government.
4 Wrecked Spanish Crew Held as Hest.
HGes.
SANrAxDER, July l3 - Tho Spanish
steamer Bayones has been wrecked near
the village of Motrlco, on the Biseayan
coast. The crew. saved by Carlist fisher
men. it is said, will be held as hostages, and
the Carlsts threaten to shoot them if the
Royalists lombard any more coast towns.
The Proposed Spa nish constitutions.
MADRID. July i3.-The drat, of the pro-
posed constitution provides for a senate to
be composed of three classes: First, heredi-
tary title: second. elected by popular cor
porations: third, nominated by the crown,
all grandees Of Spain. with incomes Of
$4,000 and over. included in the first class.
The new constitution provides that the
Senate shall consist of 800 members. For
the lower chamber, The deputies are be
chosen for five years. one representative 70
every 5000 inhabitants. The King has the
right to dissolve the Chamber Of Deputies,
and the elective portion Of the Senate. 81
or separately: but must con.
woke the ne y chamber within three months.
He appoints the president and vice pre.i
dents OF the Senate, and has the right of
veto on bills. Any person arrested must be
brought before a tribunal Or released within
seventy-:wo hours. Either the courts or
the government may decree She suspension
ishnent OF Spaniarl from Lis country ;s
prohibited.
CarIiss Prisoners.
I: is reported that 1900 Carlist prisoners
have arrived at Ealentia. The populace
to lynch some of the Carllsts, The
officers were placed on = maH-Ot var to pre-
vent the massacre.
In .he french Assembly.
VERSAILLES. July - The Assembly TO-
day declared the election of NJ. Burgang,
IN the department Of Nievre. null and
void. by vote of :!30 yeas Go 80 nays. The
were questioned in regard to their
conduct toward Bonapartists, end NJ.
Rouher made his expected speech.
lie tapscuDiy WAS cTOWueO 1G-udy On lEe
floor and in the galleries. After the vote
had been declared by which the election of
NJ. Burgaing was annulled. NJ. Duval. Bc.
napartist. addressed an Interpolation 20 the
government az to the line OF conduct it in.
tended to pursue toward the imperialists.
VI. Buffet. president of the Council. replied
that the government regarded il az its duty
TO insure respec: from al il obedience 10
The constitution. IL would tolerate no fac.
,ious intrigue from any quarter. nor
would il .ake initiative in illegal per
,ecution, but would ,eie. al! unlswfu!
acts 20 tribunals. tn. declaration bro.
iuced great excitement in the chamber,
and NJ. kOuher introduced proposition
new election in Eievre, not
the law fortiddDy supple.
nentary elections for the present Assemb bly,.
In the course Of his remark. he made an
illusion to the committee for appeal to the
people. which he acknowledged ne directed
This bold avowai of the existence Of such
/ committee, which NJ. Kouher had pre-
riou-ly denied on his honor was received
With surprise. and caused a lively sensation
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