New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
FOREfGN.
Failed.

FAILED.
LONDON, June 23-Wison and Arm
strong have failed. liabilities 81 100000
The Right Of Transit.
The King of Burmah has granted to Great
Britain the right to send forces through his
dominions to Western China. if requisite,
TOR future expeditions.
&:ladstone.
The Saw says it has undoubted authority
for stating that, after repeated conferences.
Mr.. Gladstone has promised to resume ths
leadership ct the Liberal party next year.
fhe Contagious Biseases ace.
Ihe House of Commons to day, after AZ
animated debate, rejected tho bill to repeal
the contagious diseases act by vote of 3Gs
20 l2e. The government opposed the bill on
the ground that the act it sought to repeal
afforded great protection.
A GugPish aSishss's Regret.
The Bishop of Chichester. IN a speech as
luncheon which followed the LAYING Of the
cornerstOne of chapel at Ardingly, ex-
pressed regret that Messrs. Moody aaG
Sankey had been allowed to hold q meeting
near Eton. He contfasted the weakness ex
the authorities there nov With she vigcf
which had been shown in former times.
Then, he remarked, Moody and Sankes
might have fallen ON their knees before
such privilege Is that recently obtaiaec
by them would have been granted
Ansthes fAilurs.
7. II. Rudall g. Sons, No 70 King Wiz
liam street, failed. Liabilities 5000, ,OOO.
Also, William Marshall, Of Lancaster; liz
bhties 500. 900.
1t 10 officially announced that the King %
Bnrmah has given satisfactory explanation
OF his course Of action to Douglas FORSYTH.
British envoy. War is now considered
impossible.
The TreuAles In China.
Advices from China say that disorder is
Chin kiang growing out Of the arrest OF
Two native soldiers for insulting the Amer-
lean consul and his wife has subsidized The
Chinese have partially satisfied demands
for reparauiOn.
Prohibiting Public Evecessisss.
Berlin, June 23.-The German govern
ment is preparing parliamentary measure
prohibiting public religious procossiOnso
This ie aimed at the Catholics
In the FreacA Assembly.
PARIS, June 23-In the National Assembly
to-day, NJ. Buffet, Minister of the Interior.
expresses mis- astOnshment at the ATTACK
upon the government yesterday BY Deputies
Blapc and Mon,jan, in the debate On ths
public powers bill. He pointed to the fact
that the government put forth its pro
gHamme upon his coming into office, and
that no disapprOvals thereof were then mani.
tested. He challenges its opponents to bring
forward a resolution eOndemning that pro-
gramme. but net to challenge the govern.
ment upon the question of organic laws.
M. Buffet added that he would preserve the
programme inviolate while he continued in
office. He acknowledged that the supple
mentary constitutional bills were contrary
to the principles of MN. Blanc and Mont
Jan, and that they did not intrust the Presi-
dent of the republic with the role Of an
American President, which would render
necessary the alteration of all French
laws. He instanced the law which en-
powers the President to fix the number
of military contingent. There was no
analogy between France and the United
States. He concluded as follows: "In or
ganizing government for France we did
not start from an abstract point of view
We asked for the conditions necessary to
place the executive in harmony with French
customs and traditions. Even if you could
prove that the public powers bill was in.
compatible with the republic, we think the
country would sacrifice abstract principle
and prefer government more in harmOny
with it's own character" The right cheeress
the speech from beginning to end.
In the debate on the public powers bile
General Du Temple, . Legitimist deputy,
created great confusion by some intempe,.
ate remarks, in the course of which he in-
suited Minister Buffet and the Due D'AH-
ditfret Pasquier, president of the Assembly.
lie declared Mcmahon equally guilty with
Ill. for Sedan. The speaker was
called to order and silenced by the intey-
position of the House.
The Mary Chiffon.
HAVANA, June 23.-The schooner Mars
Chiffon, previously reported to have been
abandoned under suspicious circumstances,
was brought to this port yesterday. Her
crew. under arrest, arrived to- day, and will
leave for the United States on the steamer
Georgia.
The American Rifemen Enjoying Them.
solves.
DUBLIN, June 23-A sham fight and
grand review of the British troops took
place at the Curragh Camp today, and
was witnessed by the members of the
American rife team and their friends,
Eight thousand soldiers, with thirty pieces
'f artillery, took part in the maneuvers.
Among the crack regiments were the Grena-
iiers the Ennisklllens, the Hghlanders, and
he Third Dragon Guards. The fight lasted
wo hours. In the review which followed,
he infantry marched past to the tune OF
Yankee Doodle" The American visitors.
~ invitation, lunched with the officers Of
he Highlanders. The weather was fine.
md the spectacle attracted crowd of about
900 people.