New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, March 30.-The official investiga-
ton of the dynamite explosion at Bremen
haven develOpes the following regarding
Thomas: That his real name was Alexan-
der Keith, Jr.; that he was born in Halifax,
Nova Scotia; that he harbOred and aided
blockade runners and became one himself,
| and that he absconded from Halifax in
| to him by the Confederates to buy pro-
visions for the Southern army. The re-
| port states that the amount embezzled
was equal to the largest sum above men
toned. Keith subsequently lived in the
city Of New York az Alexander King
| Thompson, but his connections there a. o
| unknown. In 1866, he appeared at High
there Miss Cecily Paris. A Confederate
colonel named Sm00t, whom he had de-
frauded, had him arrested and taken to St.
Louis, where the matter was compromised,
he fearing other prosecutions. In 1866, he
came to Europe with his wife.
No accessories to the Bremerhaven crime
have been discovered. The model sub
mitted by Herr Fuchs is the original work
made to order for Keith by the workman
Rim. The report concludes by stating that
the inquiries in England are not yet def
nitely concluded.
The Truce:
RAGUsA, March 3I.-The Prince of Monte
negro permits the revictualling of Nicsic
through his territory during the truce.
Communists Banished.
PARIS, March 3l.-Seven Communist
refugees have been ordered by the German
authorities to leave Alsace and Lorraine.
In the Chamber of Deputies.
In the Chamber of Deputies the election
of NJ. De La Rochegaquelin. q Legitimist,
II0r| hvvn N-ntn Mt tO
report was read recommending the annull-
ment of the election Of Due De Feltre, a
Bonapartist, on account of corruption. The
debate on the report was. adjourned until
to. morrow. A committee of the Senate to
whom the subject was referred have unani-
mouely approved the abolition of the state
of siege. Minister Dufaure, who was ex-
amined by the committee, assented to their
decision.
BERLIN, March Silt Is announced that
Count Won Acnim's property will not be
sequestrated previous to his trial. The
public prosecutor has applied to have pro-
ceedings conducted in cOntumacy if Arnim
disregards the summons to appear.
Conference.
VIENNA March 3l.-The Herzepovin an,
leaders will have an interview with the
Montenegrin ENJOYS on Monday next, at
Gratovo, to consider the revictualing of
Nicsics. The insurgent leaders will after
ward confer with Baron Rodick.
Dom Pedro.
RIO JANE1Ro, March 3l.-The Emperoro o
Brazil has arrived at Pernambuoo and pro =
ceeded on his voyage to the United States.
Refnforcements for Cuba.
MADRID, March 3l.-Cavalry reinforce
ments have started for Cuba.
Recovered from the Wreck.
PENzANCE, March 3l.-Fifty thousand
the German steamer Schiller, to day.
Improvement of the Tiber.
ROME, March 3l.-The government will
ance Of the works for the improvement o.
the Tber.
Even Bets.
LONDON, March 3l.-Betting on the inter =.
University boat race is now even.
What the Times Says.
The Times this morning hopes that the
ministry may yet be better advised than to
persist in recommending to the Queen the
assumption of the title of Empress of India,
It declares it has been unfeignedly alarmed
nv the rapid decline in the authority and
reputation of the government since the be-
ginning of the session. 1t does not pre-
tend to any special affection for the min.
istry, but it can not help seeing that the
opposition is thoroughly disoresnized-
that the energies Of it's older members
are exhausted, while younger men ars
chiefly remarkable for immaturity Of mind
which threatens never to ripen, and an At
tempt TO form government out of such
materials would threaten mischief to the
country. Even those who think it's fears
fauciful and overatrsined. must hesitate to