New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-11
FOREIGN.
CROSSING the Rrifish Channel

| DOVER, April lO.-Paul Boynton started
at $50 A. NJ. to cross the channrl in his life
| saving dress, pressboat accompap wing him
laying telegraph cable. A telegram dated
mid channel, 7:l5 A. M, says Boynton is
fourteen miles out going splendidly. He is
IN good spirits and is smoking. Cape Girls
| ney is in sight.
The College Troubles in Spain.
MADRID, April 10-The head position in
the Madrid University has been conferred
upon Senor La Fuente, formerly editor Of
the Carlists' newspaper. No liberal profess
sOr wSuld accept There is much aissatis-
faction at the appointment of La Fuente
and the students are signing protest
against it TO be presented to the govern.
ment.
The Lockout to be Stopped.
LONDON. April 1O.-The coal masters in
South Wales agreed to stop the lockout for
a week, and throw open the pits at o reduc-
ton OF ten per cent. If work is not resumed
further reduction will be demanded. Thev
give the men week to consider the uues-
ton. 1t their terms are rejected Is 900 men
will be unemployed.
Cardinal Manning to Open the Roma n
Catholic War.
Cardinal Manning opened the Catholic
College at kensington He said he regard
cd himself as intrusted with q commission
OF warfare. He believed the church was
approaching crisis the most fierce for
three hundred years.
NO oTrouble Between the Three Emperors.
The Berlin Post, reverting to the subjects
of it's leading article of yesterday. savs 90
long as Count AndrOssy remains in off;ca
the good understanding between the three
emperors will continue, and there need he
no fear Of immediate war. W.
The Belgian Difficulty.
The Cologne Gazette, commenting on tho
Beiglan dl1llculty, remarks that Belgium
may nave been encouraged in her denial of
the German demands by a neighborinp
power, whose minister of foreign affairs has
certainty neglected no opportunity of
hope this incident is finished, excent in an
lar as 1t relates to the Duchesne ipyestiga-
tion.
Going to Italy.
Ihe Beriin Post states that Prince Fred.
ericK Wllllam, accompanied by Generals
Mol'ke, Bluinenthal and Voi9ht Rhetz,
leave Berlin next Monday for aly.
Nothing Serious to be Appreh.uded.
Inc London Times. reviewing the text OF
the German note to Belgium, SAWS: Onr
expectations were justified that !. fuller
khoWiedge OF the tenor of the German note
would remove the more serious cunstruc-
tlons which have been made of it. Ger
many demonstrates with Belgium, and
makes recommendations beyond the bounds
at good taste, but puts forth norhinp
when we are able fairly to call threat.
1t Is the interest OF every free nation to
protest against claim that expreasions of
sympathy with any cause in a fjrelgn coun
try belong to the order of internationa
wrongs, which the State ia bound to 70.
strain. The circumstance that neither marty
10 the dispute has appealed to the powers
Belgium independence. also
somewhat dlminishes the Importance of The
affair. Va 'Ao
Captain Boynton's Wonderful Yent.
faul Boy nton arrived at Boulogne at q
quarter past eight o'clock tonight, having
made successful passage across the chan.
oel LIN IN MS liie,saving apparatus. He was in
sAoonIhs sssasI neaitn and spirits. A great crowd
ssseMoIeu 10 witness his arrival, and he
was enthusiastically recaived "