The national Republican., 1867-12-03
IRON EUROPE ny CABLE.

FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-The London Times, this morn
Ing, has a leading editorial on the Italian ques-
tion which Is considered important, as II In some
degree reflects the policy Of the British Govern
ment as well as public opinion. The writer
makes a strong argument against the continu-
anee OF the temporal power Of the Pope, and ex-
presses the belief that the conference called BY
Napoleon to solve the problem, will never meet,
and concludes with the opinion that the Pope
and Italy must get rid Of their mutual distrust,
and come to an agreement without the assistance
Of European Powers.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-Thc Swiss Government has ac
ceptcd the Invitation Of France TO participate In
the general conference.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-The storm on Sunday was
very severe, and communication with the conti-
nent was almost entirely suspended.
CoRK, Dec. 2.-Funeral ceremonies Of re-
ligious character for Allen, Gould, and Larkin,
took place to-day at Ksnturps, twelve miles from
this city. Requiem mass was celebrated In the
Parish church, which was drapcd In mourning.
The edihce was Allied, and surrounded BY crowds
that came In from the surrounding country.
The steamship Europe, from New York, on the
18th ult., has arrived.
PLoREScE Dec 2.-The fortihcations Of Civits
yecchis are being strengthened and altered so
that garrison OF Papal troops can hold the city
as an open gate for the return OF the French
troops, should the safety of the Pope hereafter
require II. In addition to these precautions
Ciyit& yeeehia is to be placed in direct tele-
graphic communication with Toulon, and for
this purpose = submarine cable has been ordered
From View Orleans-Mr. wiekline's Ed
ucatieuAl Ordinanee-Its Provisions,
&e.
NEW oatEASs, Dee. 2-Seetion four OF Wick
life's educational ordinance, which was referred
on Saturday, is As follows:
No person shall establish a private school un-
less licensed by the State, and all such schools
| shall be taxed as other professions. The Legis-
lsture shall make laws governing this entire
subject, in accordance with the spirit OF this
| resolution.
some member to-day offered series of resolu.
tions having In view the raising Of funds to de-
fray the expenses Of the Convention by direct
taxation on real and personal property, upon
eallings or professions, and poll-tax; all take,
payable in United States currency. 1t providei
| for the appointment of a board OF three collec
tors In each parish or municipal district, and tn,
collection to commence within 30 days after tn,
passage of this act, with 10 days notice.
Section ten Of this act empowers the collectors
with all necessary authority for the collection
and to enforce by summary process; authorilinl
after ten days no tiee, and to imprison any ont
interfering.
Section eleven forbids all courts and officers o
courts from interfering with the collectors II
the discharge of their duties under this ordinanc
by any legal process whatever, under penalty o
impeachment, nne or imprisonment.
Section sixteen says no privileges, exemp
tions1Pr prescriptions, as bqrstofore sstsblishe'
| BY IAS, shall have any fares agatnst the pro
| yisiohs Of this ordinance.
Section seventeen provides for the appoin
ment Of a special committee, styled tax jud
cial committee, to decide all difficulties Arisin
from the enforcement of this act, and who's
| decision shall be final. The ordinance was r,
ferred to the committee on contingent expensei
A resolution was offered that members reeeiy
eight dollars per diem, and the same mileage q
the members of the State Legislature, and this
the compensation cease after thirty days, wa
laid over. resolution WAS offered recon
mending Gen. Hancock to remove from once a
men disfranchised under the reconstructio
. laws, and the appointment OF loyal men in the
, places. Laid over.
The resolutions Of Saturday TO ratify the lew
bonds came up, and discussion was postponed.
II was nercely opposed by the ruling wing
the extreme Radicals, on the ground that It wi
. | an attempt to indorse the rebel legislation al
compensate rebel planters.
Archbishop Odin received a formal receptic
! from the clergy and laity societies yesterday.
, was very impressive. General Hancock al
star were present.
to-day, Is as follows;
| these Headquarters, dated November 2s, 1857,
. sued BY Brevet Major General Mower, removii
/ from once smith lizard, aid to the chief Of poll
e OF this city, and appointing in his place " Ps
kins, Is hereby revoked.