New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-12
The Schiller Disaster.
FOREIGN.
The Car af Rerlfn.

BERLIN, May 1.-THE Car has arrived.
| he was received on alightug at the rail
way station by Emperor William and all
the princes Of the Emperor's family. Gen
| erals Won .Moltke and Manteuffel. and other
DISTINGUISHED personages were present.
cordial. An immense crowd gathered
around the station and cheered enthusiast
lcally. The city is decorated with flags
The Gar, accompanied by Prince Gortscha-
| kott, waited upon Prince Bismarck.
Another Conspiracy.
The Berlin Post says there are reasons to
| suspect that certain Polish priests have
| conspired against the lives Of Prince Bic
march and DR.. Flack, Minister of Eccle-
| siastical Affairs, and that three persons
whose names are already known to the po-
lice were hired to carry out The plot.
The Bill for the Suppression of Religious
The bill for the suppression of religions
orders passed its third reading in the lower
house.
The rumor that Germany and Russia III
tend addressing representations to France
IL relation to arnaWents is false.
Moro Hopeful Feeling.
PARIS, May II The feeling here Is mOe
hopeful. La Liberte says the Gar will
PASPS'o
many will support.
The National Assembly.
The National Assembly met TODAY No
event OF Importance attended the resump
ton OF the session.
Banished from Havana.
HAVANA, May 1l.-Senor White the vio-
hnist, who was ordered by the government
to leave the island, sailed for Mexico to day.
The Cars Intentions.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Times, in lead
ing editorial, Gays: I'VE believe the Gar is
resolved to hold most decided language in
favor OF the maintenance Of peace and use
every effort to put q stOp to the present
alarm. A few days will probably bring
forth official disclaimers of the recent re-
ports. Ii is possible that it will be said that
there is nothing to justify the French ap-
prehensions, but there would be a mistake
on this point. As long as the present condi-
ton remains there must be uneasiness, even
danger. An unforeseen incident, an out
hurst Of Jealousy, may precipitate rupture.
The Gar is unable to guarantee that France
will not attack Germany within few years.
Gigantic ornaments are "a mutual menace.
While they exist it is beyond the power of
imperial peace-make1s to allay apprehen-
sion"
York Races.
The Great Northern handicap at York
was won by Clesrwell, Freeman second,
Escort third.
Congratulatfnx the Pope.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the PoR
MaN Gazette says Catholic association has
left Mayence for Rome to present the Pope
with an address cODgratularing him upon
the anniversary OF his birthday, which
occurs on the thirteenth instant, when he
will be eighty-three years old. The address,
which is said to have 100000 signatures
L4I
deepest devotion and allegiance.
In the House of Commons.
liz tee House of Commons this evening
Mr.. Bourke, under foreign secretary, IN
response to the inquiry of Sir Charles Dixie
as to the continental situation, said the gov
eminent has received to-day most satis1ac-
tory assurances from Berlin of the mainteu-
ance OF the peace of Europe.
In the House of Commons this evening,
the peace preservation act for Ireland
passed its third reading.
House of Lords.
Tho House of Lords will adjourn over for
teenth to the twenty seventh instant
The Lost Steamer Cadiz.
Later advices swell the number of lives
lost on the steamer Cadiz to sixty-two
The Cadiz was out of her course in conse,-
quence of misreckoning of her captain
She struck rock and sunk almost imme-
diately.
Barial of the Dead.
An inquest was held to-day at st. Marys
on twenty bodies from the steamer Schiller.
H. Killers, first officer of the Schiller. testi
fed that at the time the vessel struck. Cap
tain Thomas and another officer were on
the bridge, two men were looking out
forward, and two others were on the bridge
with the captain.
The jury rendered verdict of accidental
drowned, coupled with a recommendation
that telegraph be established between
lighthouse and the shore They
express the opinion that if such eommuni-
cation had existed all on board the Schiller
would have been saved. Officers Hillers
and Poleman concur in this opinion
The remains OF Mrs. Hermine Weste we're
buried after the inquest The
bodies unclaimed were also buried The
funeral was attended by Mr.. Doriepne
Smith, the owner OF the Scilly Islands, the
coroner and members of the jury and nearly
all the inhabitants of the island. The
bodies were first numbered. and careful
record was made of the valuables, marks.
'tc., found on each. They were then en-
closed in separate collins. Two graves we're
Dug, each twenty-five feet long. In these
he cotfins were placed in two layers.
Since the inquest was held fifty more
bodies have washed ashoFD or been picked
Up. The total NUN Der recovered ia ninety
me. The following dead have been idenfi-
led: Miss >. Demack, Mrs. Clara Just, Mrs
Anna Eisner, Mrs. Susanne Ducktield. Mrs,
Augustus Menter. Mrs Lines, Aug ustus
lenter, Henry Friend, Hermann Spritz, 2.
\. Panlsen, Robert Sayers; also the doctor.
he butcher and the third engineer
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