The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
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PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH
REPUBLIC.
THEIRS TERN PROLONGED TO
THREE YEARS.
A vICE-PREsIDENT, TO BE
CHOSEN BY THEIRS.
PRINCE OF WALES TO BE
GRAND. MASTER OF
DUBLIN MASONS.
ANTICIPATED RIOT AT LON
sa'.. DONDERRY, ENGLAND.
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A NINE MILLION SWINDLE.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELEC-
TION.
VICE-PRESIDENT, TO BE
CHOSEN BY THEIRS.
PRINCE OF WALES TO BE
GRAND. MASTER OF
DUBLIN MASONS.
ANTICIPATED RIOT AT LON
sa".DO DONDERRY, ENGLAND.
A NINE MILLION swINDLE.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELEC-
.ti it.t TION.

| NKw.YoRK, August A Paris spec
| ial gives the following particulars about
the caucus of the Left Centre Of the ma
tional .sssenbly, which voted yesterday
I Tor the prolongation Of Thiers power as
president Of the French republic.
The deputies Of the Left Centre, who
were nominaliy all moderate republicans,
were convened by q circular which bore
the signatures Of GAM BETA and others, for
the purpose Of shaping the policy for the
party TO take some defnate action con-
eerning the proposed extension Of Thiers
term Of office. The meeting was very har-
monious. r.. ,-..
All the members spoke in praise of
Thiers' administration, and recommended
him ~ the only man who 10 now capable
70 keep balance between all parties The
meeting decided TO support Thiers in his
policy Of moderation, and TO discourage
the :mansuysres. of the legitimists and
Bonspartiss.
One Of the deputies submitted motion,
requesting the government 10 abstain from
oil interference in the Roman affairs. 1t
was accepted. -.
Tho caucus then voted by q majority of
100 against 8 to advocate in the general
assembly TO prolong Thiers power for
three years with the proviso that Thers
should bear the title Of president of the
French republic instead Of chief executive
as heretofore. The meeting resolved by
the same vote to create an office Of vice
president. -'-..--.---.....'-..
THH VICE PRESIDENT
is to be president OF the council. 1t
was further decided TO express confidence
in Thiers by giving him the power to
choose . vice president. But Theirs, alone
10 to be responsible for the acts of the gov
ernment.
b PRINCE OF WALES.
A special despatch, dated Dublin, Aug
ust 3, says the Prince Of Wales will be ap-
pointed provisional grand master of the
Doublin free masons. ..,..-
The
oRANeHSlEs AND cArHoLIs
are preparing for q riot at Londonderry,
on August 18th. The military Of that city
Is hold In readiness and reinforcements
have been dispatched by the government
TO meet any emergency. y.r,r..r.yst.,.,
LIBEL SUIT.
The proprietorss of the Jersey City
Evening Journal gave bail, yesterday, to
answer before the grand jury to com.
plant mado by George Watts, of the Le-
high Valley coal company, charging them
with publishing liAbilious matter against
complainant. Watts claims that his busi-
ness ~ coal dealer, was ruined by the pub
lication in the Evening Journal Of an ar
ticle wherein he was charged with having
swindled his customers by false weight.
THROWN FROM A STREET CAR.
Mr.. John Deltour, who was thrown
from the platform Of Second avenue
car, by quarreling rufians, Sunday night,
and sustained severe injuries, died yes
terday. The coroner will hold an in
quest. The murdersrs escaped and are
apparently unknown. ..0... ,...,
'ii A BIG swTSDLE. "''
A special dispatch dated Frankfort-on-
the Main, August 9, says . Holland firm
has sold in Frankf0rt-0n-the-Ma Main bonds
Of the Rockport & st. Louis Railroad,
Z valued at $9,000,000. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that the whole TRANSACTION is
swindlo, and the matter will be,investi-
gated ty The authorities. nm ~ ~ 49,
TIE, NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION. SO.
The latest advices indicate that in the
election in Moth Carolina, yesterday, tho
proposition for Constitutional Conven-
tion Was carried.
Ii THE coLoREp ooSaR FRESHMAN.
Hon. r. b. Elliott, the colored member of
congress from South Carolina, was intro
duced by Horace Greeley at Trinity. He
attended the meeting a. Cooper, Institute
tonight, and delivered lengthy speech
| in denunciation Of the ku-klux and the
persecution Of the colored people Of the
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