The national Republican., 1867-10-31
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=. FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
PARIS, Oct So.-The Emperor Joseph return
!, homo via Berlin.
!. It Is said that the Pope tells the French Gov
. ernment that he will leave, should Victor Eman
|, uel enter Rome.
LISBON, Oct. 3o-Late Rio Jsneiro datss %,
tho tariff will bo increased from January on,
fifteenth per cont. The export duty Is now on,
per cent.
LoxpoS, ool. so-Thsre Is no further new
! from Rome.
MANCHESTER, Oct. so.-The Fsnianitrisls ar,
proceeding. Tho city is quiet.
PARis, Cot. 3O.-The Mixed Commission semi
BY the Sublime Porte to Crete for tho purpose oi
adjusting the difficulties between the contend.
plish their object.
LONDON, Oct. 3O.-Baron Won Bsust will
shortly visit here.
FLORENCE, Oct. 3O.-It Is said that the depu.
ties Nictoris and Hasto were badly wounded
during the recent engagements between thu Gar.
ibaldian volunteers and the Papsi forces.
The sales Of the Church lands have commenced
and large profits have been realized thereby.
| La Manora has been sent on q mission 10
Paris
PARIS, Oct. ga grand banquet has been
given to the Emperor Napoleon, the Empress
Eugenia and Francis Joseph, Emperor Of Aus
trin. The Hotel de Vile was splsndidly deco
rated. Tho Austrian Emperor made q speech.
in which he thanked the people and invoked
closer amity between the two nations. In this
ovation, he remarked, he saw a new pledge of
peace Many people were in the streets. who
chsered Justify.
LIvERrooL, Oct. 29-Noon.-Another Feniau
panic Is spreading Tho armories and gunshops
in this vicinity are guarded, and the police pa.
trolls have been doubled.
DuBLIs, Oct. 29.-The Fenian trials will com.
menoe hore on Thursdsy, the 3lS inst, when
the challenging Of the jury will commence.
PARIS, Oct. 29-Ths Corps L.gislatif will
meet on the 18th Of November.
The French feet has arrived at civita vee.
CHA.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-Large bodies Of troops have
arrived at London, and moro arc going to that
place.
/ BERLIN, Oct 29.-Prussia declines 70 receive
NJ Bodaria 10 the Zollverein on the terms proposed
BY the latter.
al EpEssvRa, Oct. 3O.---At public dirn.- si-.s
a to Disrasn yesterday, he made q tory speech.
= MANCHESTER, Oct 3O-NOon.-Ths trial Of
!, the Fenian Allen Is now proereSsins. Tho case
s against him and others is strong. There 10 much
, excitement. The court is guarded by national
troops
LONDON, Oct 9O-Evening ng-Con soils, 94i for
money; U. S. 5.2Os bonds, 69!i Illinois Cen.
trails, 79l; Erie shares, Al.
FRAxKroRr, Oct 3O--Evening.- American
bonds 7ii.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3O-Eveniug g.-Cotton dull
, and declined l.l6 d. Sales $1,000 bales. Mid.
, ling Uplands SD Middling Orleans Cd.
Breadstuifs quiet. Beef Ills. Cd Lard 53s
Tallow 4ss. Sd. Sugar firm at 4ss.
' ANTWERP, Oct, 3o.-Petroleum heavy at 81
Q francs.
I From New OTleans-News In General
e Quarantine Suspended In Regard TO
' Yellow Fever-The Yellow Fever nc
, Longer an Epidemic.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 80.-There were only
nine yellow fever interments yesterday. At q
me citing Of the Board Of Health last night the
, quarantine was suspended. A motion was Of
fered BY DR.. Warren Stone that the fever be de
y, clared no longer an epidemic. The motion wal
!. opposed, and referred to the committee OF
health. DR.. Stone argued that the disease had
y ran its course, and was no longer an epidemic,
though sparadic cases would continue for some
time. In his opinion, 1t is perfectly safe for a
. stranger to come to the city. In his remarks h,
coutendsd that yellow fever was no. contagious
= under any crrumttancos.
Mayor Heath has vetoed the ordinance re
, pealing all ordinances providing for the admin
= istration of public schools, on the ground tina,
the Council makes no provision for any othel
administration of the schools, leaving them
without directors or teachers.
The action Of the Councils looks as IL intended
for abolishiug the schools altogether since 1t hal
failed to forco the negroes into white schools.
/ The ordinance was passed over the Mayors
u veto by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen. /,
has not been acted upon by the upper Board
yet.
Judge Leamont of the Sixth District Court
= decided to psrpetuate the injunction granted "a
the School Board, restraining the Mayor from
promulgating the ordinance.
A resolution was offered in the Board Of Al.
dcrmen last night requesting the military au'
o thorities to remove the present School Board.
n The motion was lost, two blacks voting in favor
I of It and four whites against 1t.
The theatrical season commences on Monday,
November 3, at the St. Charles, and the Aoad-
emy Of Music opens with the Japanese Troupe.
From Augusta, Ga.-Gsu. Pope Issues an
Order to the Registration Boards.
9 AUGUSTA, Oct. s0.-Gen. Pope has issued
= orders to the registration boards to keep the
# polls open till p IN, saturday-an sxtsntiOn
" Of two days
The returns of the FIRST and second days indi'
. cate that the convention would be defeated had
. not the time been extended It Is not now re-
" " garded that the question will be carried
= >. Tho Conservatives generally throughout the
o State havo taken no parL The election is pass
ing % quietly.
ig In this city and county the vote day was
al 3d. for the lTo days, 2,6lj.
rs In Lagrange the vote for the two days wal
about 1900. Only four whites have voted.
In Griffin today only 233 votes were pollsd,