New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-12
FOREIGN.
Temporary Minlster Of Finance In France
Consular Rela ti0ns.

Temporary Mfnister Of Finance In France
Consular Relations.
PARIS, October lit is reported Periere
succeeds LeFranc as temporary minister OF
finance.
LONDON, October ia special dispatch
to the Telegraph, dated Berlin, the tenth,
says treaty regulating consular relations
guaranteeing trade marks is about to be
concluded between North Germany, Great
Britain and the United States.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Times has q
leader on the subject of the fire in Chicago.
and expresses hopes that the dispatches re-.
iating thereto have magni6ed the losses ;;
declares faith in the energy of the Ameri-
cans and the resources Of Chicago. 1t
earnestly wishes that the unfortunate city
and its suffering inhabitants may promptly
recover from the effects Of the disaster
Other journals make the same topic q pro-
minent subject of discussion. Several of
them recall the muniicence of th69Amer-
leans to the starving people of Lancashire,
and declare that Englishmen must not only
repay that kindness, but must also aid in
restoring city which has been regarded
monument of American ENTERPRISE.
MADRID. October ll-Senor Bacerra has
been elected vice president OF the lower
branch Of the COrtes.
The war Office cOntemplates sending q
division Of the Spanish army to protect the
interests of Spain threatened by the conflict
between the sultan and kabyl.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, via Havana, October
1.-THE steamer Aspinwall brings the fol-
lowing from Central and South America:
'Advices from Panama state the Italian
residents of Lima are making great prep
arations to celebrate the anniversary Of the
occupation of Rome by the national troops
The president was induced by the clergy to
issue an order forbidding the demonstra-
ton. The order caused great Indignation"
The students of Lima resolved to get up
a celebration Of their own. and on the day
they assembled in the public square, while
grafton, the troops rushed from the four
sides Of the square and charged the crowd
Although no resistance was made, many
were wounded. and five hundred were
dragged to prison, among them the Bolivian
consul and the secretary of the Chilian
legation.
Great excitement was caused bv this out
rage There were fears of an outbreak.
The Italian flag was ordered down every
where, and mounted police patroled the
streets. Night came without further dis
ance. 1t was believed that the affair
not end here. A counter demOnstra.
ns made by the clerical party on the
Uday. The procession passed through
the streets, carrying life size portrait OF
the pope. When it halted in the square
large number Of people gathered around the
portrait to go through the ceremony of kiss
ing the feet. 1t was then discovered that
the picture had been smeared with turpen-
tine.
The sacrilege had caused the indignation
of the Catholics, and the feeling is very
bitter against the Italians. One of them
was believed to be the author of the out
rage, and would have been killed if discov-
cred.
PARIS, October 1.-THE election esti-
mates Of the journals to-day are contra
dictory. The Bonapartists and legitimate
press do not pretend to have won, but all
others claim majority.
The Cloche anticipates an extra session Of
the assembly to rstify the customs treaty
and adopt precautionary measures against
the coup detat which is threatened by the