New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-14
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are confident that the Count de Paris will
be King OF France within "A few weeks
BORDEAUX, February i3.-The assembly
will hold a preparatory session to-day.
The government lis still without !nforpla
ton of the result OF the election i'll Paris.
There were three hundred Deputies pres
ent at IL preparatory meeting today, ana
secretaries were appointed.
HAVANA. February ban editorial IN
the Havana Didri0 says that the damages
inflicted by the insurgents aggregate two
hundred million dollars.
sundays Dispatches,
SAN FRANCISCO, February ii.-Revenuc
officers captured fourteen unlicensed Chi
nese cigar mah"1ae'ofieS WHICH ''n on'S
at night.
River silver,mines have been discovered
near Prescott. Arizona.
NEW YORK, February Il.-Movrment for
the week heavy in receipts and exports, the
former being unusually large. Receipts
of cotton at all ports l6l .O95, lJi,iS last
week, l50, 500 previous week. 1853 three
weeks since. Receipts since September
2.5lO,65l, against l,o33.S3i previous year.
Exports from all ports for the week 95,oS2,
AGAINST 63, ISIS same week last year. Total
exports for expired portion OF year ,oO4,
e93, against l.037 ,9l4 same time last wear
Stock at all ports col .5ai, against 533,OSS
this date last year. Stocks at interior towns
l29.O66, against los, $50 last year. Stock Ill
LIVERPOOL $4,000, against 3320to last year
Amount OF American atloat for Great
Britain $4,000. against Ia ,oUO last year
Amount of Indian cotton a.toat Tor Europe
is 80. l67. against lO3,339 last year
WASHINGTON, February l2.-Orders have
been sent to the Boston navy yard to pre-
pare the United States steamer Worcester
TO take Il cargo of provisions TO France.
Nothing heard from the Tennessee. The
packet will leave San Domingo on the
eighth, and be due at Havana on the six
teenth, before which time the naval au-
thorities think it unreasonable to expect
any tidings. No apprehension felt in naval
circles.
ST LOUIS, February l2-Botl houses of
the Kansas Legislature have asked Con
eress for a pension for the sufferers of the
Quantrcll raid in Lawrence county during
the war.
VICKsBURG;. February 1.-THE steamer
Judge Wheeler exploded her boilers. burned
aud sunk at Bells Landing. torty-tve miles
above here. at SIX o'clock this morning, kill
ing Con Hogan. deck hand. Thomas Welch.
deck sweep. and roustabOut, name I'M
known. and wounding Captain Rowland.
seriously, Charles Storey, carpenter,
slightly, and c. W. Page, of Little Rock.
badly Very little of tie cargo saved.
PARIS, February I2.-Returns not all
counted. but the following candidates arc
conceded 70 be certainly elected: Victor
Hugo. Garibaldi. Blanc, Qninet. Gambetta.
Saissat. Dorian, Rochefort. Schoebechcr.
Ponthicr. Deleschlzc.
The government at Paris has abrogated
sequestration DEGREES of delegate govern
meut at Bordeaux.
Especial 10 .the New York World.
BRUSSELS, February L. The result of the
elections in 1itty-four departments is $40
BOnapartists and Oreanists. and eighty Re
publicans.
LONDON. February l2-The following is
the proclamation addressed by Emperor
Napoleon 70 the electors Of France:
WILlIELMSlIOE, February S.-Betrayed
by fortune. / have kept. since my captivity.
2 profound silence, which is lnisfortunes
mourning. As long as the armies con-
fr0nted each other, abstained from any
step or word capable OF causing party dis
sensiOn, but can no longer remain silent
before my country's disasters. without APP
pearing insensible Of her sufferncs. When
l was made prisoner could not treat for
peace, because my resolutions would APP
pear to have been dictated by personal con
siderations. left the regent to decide
whether il was the interest of the nation to
continue the struggle, notwithstanding the
safety of tic Empress was threatened, and
the empire. which had been three times
acclaimed hy the people. was over
thrown and abandonyl Shilling my
presentiment. exclaimed what matter my
dynasty ii the country be saved. Instead
of protestin. against violation of my right.
| hoped for success of the defense. and ad-
mired the patriotic devotion of the children
OF France. Now. when the struggle is
suspended and all reasonable chance of
victory has disappeared, 1t Is time to call
the usurpers 10 an account for bloodshed
and ruin and squandered resources. 1t is
impossible 10 abandon the dcstinles OF
France 10 IN unauthorized govern
ment, which was left no authority
emanating rom universal suffrage.
Order. confidence, and a solid peace are
only reasonable when the people are con
eulted respecting the government most
capable OF repairing the disasters to the
country. II is essential that France should
be united i'll her wishes. For myself,
bruised by injustice and bitter deception.
do not know or claim my repeatedly con
drmed rights. There is no room for per
sonal ambition: but, till the people are
regularly assembled and express their will.
it is my duty to say what acts are illegiti-
mate. There is only one government III
which resides the national sovereignty ca
pablc to heal the wounds, to bring hope to
firesidcs, to reopen the prOtaned churches
for prayers. and to restore industry. con
cord and peace.