New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-08
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THO queen ana FflDCe00 ne0tf1Cos
LONDON, March 7.-The Queen and Prin-
cess Beatrice, accompanied by . large es-
cort of troops, traversed several streets to.
hospital. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
Business at the Stock Exchange and Royal
Exchange, which was nearly on the line Of
the rouie taken, was totally neglected for q
time. The residents of the eaet end of Lon
don are observing the day as complete
holiday. Wa her fair.
The International Hurdle Race.
IDgomsr won the International hurdle
race. Twenty horses started. HarmOnides
was second, Floranel third. The betting
was six to one sgainst lngomsr.
Dying Of Starvation.
The Pail Nall Gasette's Copenhagen cor
respondent writes:
The mail from Iceland reports the 500 in
hsbitsnts Of West Mama islands, group
lying to the south of Iceland, and belong
starvation. The fisheries there last year
were unsuccessful. and the inhabitants,
fearing food would not last them through
the winter, sent to Iceland asking for sup.
plies. A email quantity of supplies was
dispatched about . month ago. However,
. bottle was found on the coast Of Iceland
containing letter stating the supplies on
hand were only adequate tor one week,
and famine was inevitable. The danger.
months renders communication with West
Mamma islands almost impossible.
The Fate Of the Carlists.
Tho Paris dispatch to tho Times says
Minister Dufaure has ordered the projects
to inform the Csrlists now interned in
France that the Madrid government has
notified the Spanish consul 1t Bsyonne
that Carlists who do not claim exemption
from punishment before March Is, will, if
captured by the Spanish authorities, be
transported or sent to serve in the army
abroad. ThOee who deserted before July
IS, 1875, and have been made prisoners will
be sent to serve in Cuba for prolonged
term. Those who deserted subse quently to
nestled Carlists have just arrived in Irun.
The leputies Classified.
The Times Paris correspondent Classics
the deputies elected ss follows: Republi-
cans. go; Bonspartists, 80; Liberal Con
The Due DE LarOcheteucauld BiseaciO and
Marquis DE Castellane, Legitimists are
among those elected, Sunday.
The Party Of the Left Claim the Cabinet.
The Pau Mall Gasette's Paris special saye,
NAOI00G
formed exclusively from the party of the
left. There will be no Presidential message
when the Assembly meets tomorrow.
The Tsppahanneck Put Back.
HAVANA, March THE Tappahannock,
hence for New Orleans on the fourth, re-
turned on the fifth. Cause unknown.
Haytian Rebellion eumnarily Suppressed.
NEW YORK. March 7.-Informstion has
been received by the ship Etns, from Kings
ton, Jamaica, to the effect that Birond Ca
nal, the Hay tian exile, with about Il fty fol-
lower, consisting Of similar exiles snd
Cuban sympath' zere, left Kingston on the
twenty sixth Of February by the British
Royal mail steamer for Jscmel. They in
we're made. TO land and if not, to continue
ON to St Thomas, and there use the steamer
OVERWHELMINGLY the Octavia-ior q land.
ing ON the north side OF Hayti.
A cable dispatch received from Port-au
Prince, by way OF St. Thomas, Of later date
than mail news, states that the exiles
landed at Jacmel, and were completely
routed by government forces: Several Of
the rebels were caught and shot, but the
leaders, with others escaped, and took
refuge in Dominican territory, intending to
proceed to St. Thomas.
4servia a Republic and Prince Milan a
Refugee.
VENICE, Msxch THE Tempo publishes
. dispatch from Zagsbis, dated to-day,
stating . republic has been proclaimed in
Eeryia. The Obrenovitch dy nasty was de-
posed, and Prince Milan escaped to the
frontier.
Victor Emmapuel Opens the Italian Par.
loaDents
RoME, March 6-Kibg Victor Emmanuel
opened The session OF the Parliament. His
~peech treated of the prosperous condition
0f the country, perfectly friendly relations
With foreign States. and the recent visits
of the Emperors Of Germany and Austria;
expressed pride ct the progress and eff.
oiency of the army and navy. =
In connection with the Bosnian insurrec-
zion he says: II have deemed it expedient