New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-14
FOREIGN.
SUNDAY for IrishnleD.


FOREIGN.
Sunday for IrishmeD.
LONDON, May ia resolution IN favor
Of closing public houses in ireland on sun
dav passed by q vote of 224 to l5'. Inc
ooyernmert opposed the resolution. The
liberals cheered vOciierOusly on the an
noupcement of the result Of the division.
The Case Of Winslow.
The ten days for which Winslow was re-
committed having expired, application LOT
his release was renewed this morning.
1t was again opposed by the government,
and he was recOmmitted tor Ten aays
longer. Attorney General homm ta 1 sar
that if Secretary Fish's answer TO Lofo
Derby's note had not been received the
government would not raise any 1urtner
objections to his release.
II 10 ;mnossible 10 ascertain precisely the
terms of the reply sent by the British gov
ernment last Saturday 10 Secretary flshs
note on the subject, but there IS little aoupt
that it conceded the justice OF the Secrt-
tary's argument and the strength OF ms
position, although, OF course, 1t Is not Oh III,
rectly SO stated, and that England will
onpose the demand Of WinslOw and his
counsel for his discharge.
irish Amnesty.
The government has decided to entertain
fayorably the request for amnesty to the
Irish political prisoners. The announce
ment to that Effect will be made MONDAY.
Mr.. Smyth's motion in favor OF closing
nuhlio houses in Ireland throughout Sun.
day. which passed the House OF Commons,
was an abstract resolution declaring that III
the opinion of the House il is expedlent that
the law which forbIds the general sale OF
intoxicating liquor during portion OF Sun
day, in Ireland, should be amended SO as to
apply to the whole Of the day.
The Times says the question practically
raised was whether, on a matter which
purely concerned their own constituents,
The opinion of a vast msjority of the
representatives of Ireland should be
overcome. The Irish people may fairly
be said to be unanimous in. favor
of Sunday closing. An earnest has
been given of fair treatment by the
Irish local feeling, which may be trusted to
bear good fruit, and il is only astonishing
that the government should have wantonly
exposed themselves to defeat by throwing
away 60 admirable an opportunity for con-
ciliation.
EmbeZzlement and Arson.
A special to the Telegraph from Paris,
saws the Noureliste OF ROuen announces
des Arts, of Rouen, has been arrested.
charged with ENLIGHTENMENT and being the
author of the recent fire.
Muiiny.
The bark Caswell arrived at Queens
town in tow of the gunboat Hawk. The
1uutineers killed Captain Best. the first and
second mates and the steward. seaman
killed two of the mutineers, and another
was badly cut; all Greeks. The captain
and first mate were not quite dead when
they were thrown overheard.
Dead.
Colonel Thomas Mayor, of Liverpool. is
dead.
Davidson & Co. and Alexander Low &
Co., engaged in the Eastern trade, failed
for 10000 each.
. Over Speculation in Spanish Stock.
OPoRTo, May 13-The crisis recently
prevailing in the Bourse here caused
through over speculation in Spanish stocks.
Religious Liberty In Spain.
MADRID, May l3-Congress passed clause
eleven of the constitution, providing for
religious liberty, by vote OF 30 to "a.
In the Corles.
In the Cortes yesterday important state
ments were made regarding transactions
between the accountants OF the Dep artment
of Public Treasury and the Bank OF Paris,
Bank of Egypt and the Spanish Mort
gage Bank. The inspector of the public
debt accounts also made serious disclosures,
causing q great sensation. Senior Sardal
moved a thorough inquiry. Minister Cal
lantes said the government would cooperate
in any measure Congress might adopt
Without further action an adjournment
took place, amid great excitement.
The Cnsweli Mutiny.
QUEENSTOWN, May l3 james Carrick,
the seaman in charge of the bark Caswell,
reports as follows: On leaving Antoto-
costa the crew consisted Of the captain,
the mate, second mate, steward, three
Greek, two Italian and two English seamep.
. carpenter and two boys. On the fourth
of January the Greek and Italian sailors
mutinied and murdered the officers Know
ing sOm ething of nav cation, took charge.
The foreigners wished to take the vessel to
Greece.
About month afterwards, when off the
coast Of Brazil, tie boys overheard plot
between the Greeks and Italians to murder
the Englishmen aboard. The carpenter
and myself succeeded in Overpowering one
of the Greeks whom we put in irons. We
wore compelled in self defense to kill the
other Greeks, one OF whom was the ring
eader of the mutiny. The two Italians
then left the vessel in boat. taking letter
from me to deliver when they got ashore.
The vessel Was brought here by the remain
der of the crew.
Arrest of the Bnrbadoes Rioters.
ST, THOMAS, May I3-Four hundred and
fifiy ARE sits have been made in Bar BADGES.
The prisons are full. Many have taken
refuge on vessels. The destruction of prop
erty about equals the provision crop Of the
island. A renewal OF the riots is appre
hended.
Hayti.
Hayti is perfectly tranquil.
Ricnrd's Successor.
PARIS, May l3.-The council Of ministers
decided to recommend NJ. Marcere mOder-
ate republican, as M. Ricsrd's successor.
Dead.
NJ. Esquiras, radical Senator from Mar
settles, is dead.
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