New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-01
FOREIGN.
The Rtnemnen.

DUBLIN, June 30.-An enthusiastic oya.
ton was gwen the American team, and a
grand banquet at the Mansion House, The
Irish admit the match was fairly won.
There was shooting TO- day at Dolly mount
for the Spencer cup, free to all comers.
Messrs. Bruce, Yale, Dskin. Gilderslesve.
Ballard, Coleman and Caulfeld, of Che
American team, and all the members of the
Irish team and Shooting Club, took part.
The contest resulted in another victory tor
the Americans. X. c. Coleman won the
| cup, making score of forty seven cut Of
| possible fifty. The range was 1000 wards,
Gildersleeve and Yale also won prizes dur.
ing the days shooting.
Nero Blooashed in Cuba.
HAVANA, June 30.-The Spanish troops
dispersed two bodies Of rebels, with eleven
killed and five captured. The latter were
summarily shot.
From the Celestial Empire.
HONG KONG, June 30-Trouble has
arisen between China and Spain in conse-
quence at the prohibition by the former of
cOolie emigration to Cuba.
The British steamship Douglass was At
tackled by Chinese smuggiere ut Foo Chow
on May 70 A customs officer named Black
lock was shot. The smugglers were beaten
OFT with the loss of four killed.
The United States Consul General at
Shanghai recently triFd an American
named Glover, in the Chinese service an
commissioner of customs, for damage
caused by his action in bis official caDacity
under orders of the Chinese government.
1t is claimed that the consular Jurisdiction
was improperly exercised.
A typho0n visited mere on the thirty first
OF May. The steamer Poyane was wrecked
near Macas and 125 lives lost. One hun
dred and fifty junks were destroyed, and
great damage was done to property in Can,
ton, Hong Kong and Whamp0a.
Tho Borden Mutineers.
QUEENSTOWN, July 3O-The steamer Ba.
tavia, which sailed to-day for Boston. had
on board the three mutineers of the
schooner Jefferson Borden, il custOdy Y Of
United States officers.
Ofscourag giDE Assassination.
BRUSSELS, June 30-The Senate has
passed the bill, already adopted by the
House OF Representatives. niakIrg the offer
TO commit assassination penal otfsnse.
Dead.
PRAGUE, June 30-The ex- Emperoy Fer.
dinand is dead.
Moving ON the Carlises,
MADRID, June 3O-It ia officially AN,
nounced that General Martinez Campos has
occupied positions On the river Ebro in order
to prevent the escape of the Carlists from
Valencia and Arrag0n into Catalonia. Gen,
eral Jovellar, commander Of the army OF
the centre. with 2S 600 troops, is adyancinv
oy different routes on the Carlist leadsr
Dorregary, who commands Il, 900 men.
An ordnance was issued banishinr mem
bers OF Carlist juntas and all families of
which any member is in the Carlist service
and contscating their property.
Loss Of Life.
PEsTH, June 30.-The loss of life from
the tempest exceeds the first estimates. One
hundred and twenty dead have been taken
from the Danube, and doubtless many have
fioated down.
The Effects Of the undation-Measure.
for Relief.
PARIS. June 30.-The subscriptions re-
,eived for the sufferers by the inundation
are uDprecedentediy large Total to date
300 600. The list opened by President Nc.
Mahon has already reached $4,000. It ia
that 10000 persons will be
wholly dependent upon public charity for
months to come. The damage to Toulouse
and environs exceeds $26, 600 1000. Relief 10
passing in from all parts.
The "nmhAr NJ r.on w,rro, and chiIdren
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