Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-04
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Foreign and Domestic.

Berlin, Jan. 81 = Carl Schurz dined
with Bismarck and n mum Der of the Fed
oral Council yesterday.
LONDON, Jan 81 - DISPATCHES From Flor
ence ullege that the Italian Government
are about to send d naval expedition to
Rio de Lu Plata, South America, Moth
ing il known as TO the cause or object Of
this movement. Menebrea declines TO
give any information upon the subject.
II is also reported that the lite lian feet
in the Bay OF Naples 10 proposing to sail
for South America.
NAPLES, Jan. 81 The Italian feet now
in this harbor, which has been getting
ready for sea, has orders to sail forthwith
for the Rio Parana, Paraguay.
LONDON Feb. L. Lett erstrom Killarney
Say that the clergy of that town who re-
fused to say IN asses for the seua of A lion,
Larken and Gould, who were executed at
Manches ter, have ceased to receive any
money from their Practitioners, who re
fuse to contribute to their support, or that
of the church.
A terrific gale prevails throughout Eng
land tonight, and disaster both to life
and property on sea and land ia appre-
heuded.
LONDON Fob. Latter dispatches from
Athens report another battle between The
Cretans and Turke, in which the Cretans
were vicioions.
MADRID, Feb. LIN accordance with
the expressed determination TO uphold the
tom poral power of the Pope corps KIN own
"a the Pspul Legion is being formed.
New YORK. Jan. 8l.-~The Naples dis
patch reporting the falling III of one side
Of Vesuvus is bogus.
WARRINGTON, Feb. IA bill sent to
the President to day authorizes the sale
OF thirty-fye of orr fifty four iron clads
This mornings World has the follow
ing:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-President John
son is to declare to Great Britain tho
American nltimatum. The tergiversatiou
of Secretary Seward il to avail no more
Another and higher authority has deter
mined upon the course which is to be per-
sued in respect to the claims of the United
States Government upon Great Britain.
| am authorized w. state most confidently
and decisively that tho legitimate demands
which have been too meekly urged by the
secretary OF State upon the British Cab
met, are to be enforced at whatever hazard.
The new Britain Minister, Mr.. Thorn
ton, will probably be presented to Presi
dent Johnson on Thursday Although
the addresses that are to be exchanged
between the President and hr. Thornton
may be guarded and serene the fact yet
remains that d speedy and satisfactory
response must be made by the British
Government to the ultimatum Of the Exe-
cutivo Of the United States or else a de-
claration of war against Great Britain
must inevitably ensue.
(Signed) j. II.
Especial to thu New Orleans Times.
WAsHINsroN + b LIT is reported ON
good authori' tNTt Con. Meade has issued
an order to Nrrta,i GOV. jenkins for refus-
Jug to sGrr .der 'he funds OF the State of
Georgia. a.. ~ removing the same be-
yond '%," htr"i r The Commander Of the
Thod ~ ucr
G,.g. ,'.Akiu~ il now here: and it is also
uraar-1 i"d hHt sen. Meade has made
regu5- n upon the Secretary of War for
n, h,.y Of GOV. jenkins. But up to
la'a hour TO night the arrest had not been
III ade.
1t il believed to be the purpose of Stan
ton to put off the arrest until tomorrow
Suu.luy 50 rs to enable the officers to get
awao with the prisoner, and get beyond
the jurisdiction of the habeas corpus from
the Judge of the Supreme Court. Gro.