New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-06
FOREIGN.
Marine Disasters.

LONDON, April 5.-The ship Colonial En-
pire. from New Orleans for Revel, put int
Elslnore to repair damages received il
severe gales. The ship is leaking badly il
her upper works and has her bulwark
stove and sails split.
| The ship Dacia, from New York for thi
port, is ashore on the Isle of Wight. in
| bad position. The weather is heavy. Th
| crew left in small boats and has not ye
| been reported. Coast guards are now ol
board the ship.
The King of Burmah Preparing for War
Advices from Calcutta in relation to th'
difficulties between the Indian government
and the King of Burmah, concerning bounda
ries and other matters, state the king il
making warlike preparations.
Threatened Complications.
The Times Berlin correspondent says
there is reason to fear the impending
deposition OF the archbishop of Breslau will
occasion delicate complications between
Prussia and Austria, because q portion OF
the archiepiscOpal diocese lies in Austria.
The Paraday.
The Faraday has sailed to complete the
laying of the cable.
Boynton Before the Queen.
Mr.. Dave Boynton to. day gave an exhi-
bitiOn of his life-saving apparatus in the
HdTDoF dt COWcS, WHICH WAS WlGucb5cu W
the Queen from the yacht Victoria and
Albert Although heavy gale was blow
ing, the experiments we're satisfactory, and
Mr.. BoyntOn was personally thanked by
the Queen, who ordered his life saving
equipments for the roval yacht.
shipwrecked Crew Saved.
The crew of the shipwrecked steamer
Daica have been saved and landed to-day
at Cowes.
A Madrid correspondent writes that
nearly all the university professors of Spain
have signed q protest against the reaction
ary educational measures, and that the
students intend to make general demon
stration in the same direction.
Loyal Address TO Don Carlos.
According to Carlist advices from the
French frontier Generals Saballs and Liz
zaraga nave sent loyal address to Don
Carlos, denouncing Cabrera's treason and
testifying to the absolute fidelity of the
Catalonians.
BOyntOn to Exhibit Before tho Queen.
The Queen has ordered Boynton, the
American, to exhibit his ife-saving appa-
ratus at Osborne.
A Famous Race Horse Killed.
PARIS. April 5.-Goldsmith's Aballat was
killed during the stallion show. The shaft
of sulky entered his breast
The Emperor of Austria at the Italian
Court.
VENICE, March 5.-The Emperor of Aus.
tria arrived here this morning from Trieste.
He was received by the King of Italy with
u royal embrace and escorted to the palace
prepared for his majesty. The crowds of
spectators were immense and exceedingly
thvcs T1A g.
and the display magnificent. Among the
distinguished persons present at the meet
ing were Crown Prince Humbert. Prince
Amadeus, Count Andressy and Ministers
Minghetti and ViscOuti Ven0eta.
Later in the day there was grand re-
view and in the evening State ball was
given. The whole city is now ablaze with
The Gazette of Venice well
comes the Emperor and considers that by
his visit to his former provinces be loudly
proclaims his friendly policy toward Italy,
and forgettulness of the past.
Tho Survey steamer Fortune.
HAVANA, April 5-The United States
steamer Fortune having returned to Havana
rom Key West, sailed today for Washing |
on. She has had only one serious case Of |
Fellow fever on board during the cruise, !
md the patient has recovered. The work |
If the survey under Lieutenant Commander |
Green has been completed.
Religious Hallucfnation.
A terrible case of fanaticism superinduced |
~ spirit rappings is undergoing examina- |
ion at Pinar del Rio. A mother, believing /
he was acting by the orders of the spirits, |
ere out the eyes Of her son, and afterward |
attempted to tear out her own. This she |
lid openly as solemn sacrifice, in the |
presence of the other women of the family, |
Who all prayed in a loud voice while it was
,oing on. All the parties have been arrested.