New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-13
FOREIGN.

south American News-Puraguay and
UrugURy-Dreadful Gales i'm France
The Situation in France-The Tich-
borne ClnimRnt-IMeetiDg in His Sup-
pOrt-Ship Strnnded-Eighty Emigrnut,,
Lost.
LIsBoE, December 12.-The mail steam
| ship Do#ers has arrived from Rio Janeiro.
whence she sailed November 22
! General Mitre, Argentine envoy, had
! brought his negotiations with Brazil to an
| amicable conclusion. 1t is settled Paraguay
shall make separate treaties with Uruguay
| and the Argentine States. Brazilian and
| Argentine troops are to evacuate Paraguay
| and the island of Atajo three months after
the conclusion of the treaties.
The treaty already made between Brazil
and Paraguay is not disturbed The allies
in the late war against Paraguay are placed
on an identical footing with regard to the
indemniication Of their expenses. Para
quay Is to pay them upwards of two per
cent per annum of the war indemnity dur
ing the next two years, six per cent annu-
ally thereafter until the entire amount is
liguidated.
PARIS, December l2-The gales which
prevailed here last week were dreadful;
Versailles was also visited by a hurricane
The damage to property is very great. and
several persons were killed in both cities
The left in the Assembly is much CEN
sured for raising the inopportune question
of dissolution, and thus giving the Germans
a pretext for rejecting the guarantees for
the payment of the war indemnity, and af-
fording an excuse for refusing to evacuate.
Goulard, the Minister of the Interior, has
instructed the projects to prohibit the sign
ing III wine shops of petitions for the dssO-
luton.
Raoul DuvaI Laoombe and D. Anifferet
PasquIer will take part in the debate on
Saturday. The immediate subject of the
debate will not be the petitions now coming
last session of the ASSEMBLY.
LONDON, December IA meeting in
support of the Tichborne claimant was
held at st. James Hall last night. The
principal speakers were Whaley, Onslow
and the claimant There was much disor-
der during the proceedings, and parties in
the audience who expressed their Disbelief
in the assertions of the alleged Sir Roger,
were roughly treated by his friends, and
hustled out of the hall.
The ship Franklin, from HAMBURG for
San Francisco, stranded in the North Sea.
Eighty emigrants were lost.
CITY OF MEXICO, December 3, via Ha-
yana.-On the day Of the Inauguration of
President LerdO the streets we're crowded
and there was much enthusiasm. In the
evening all the public buildings any many
private houses were illuminated. The
President, in his address to Congress, prom
lses that he will himself obey the cOnstitu-
ton as the supreme law of the land and
enforce obedience to it,.
He cites his course during his temporary
of the Office of President as a
proof that he will maintain union among
the Mexicans, the complete liberty of the
press and the rights of individuals, and
hopes at the termination of his term to be
able to say: Civil wars are finished, pub
lie confidence restored, the republic is tran
4uil"
The President expresses a hope that
Mexico after so many years Of war; will
obtain the benefits of a lasting peace.
he will maintain perfect harmony be-
wecn federal and State governments, cul-
lvate the friendship Of foreign nations and
,e ready to make new treaties with all ma
ions that may desire to live on friendly re-
with Mexico. Senior Lemus, the
PRESIDENT OF Congress, replied to the inau-
ural address Of President LerdO, and the
linlster OF Spain made speech in behalf
I the diplomatic corps.
Political affairs in Tehuantepec have
ssumed a menacing attitude, and the
authorities are apprehensiye of another
utbreak.
The fact that Rosecrans' railroad project
as been referred to the President is CON
ldered to give it a slight advantage, az
congress will adjourn before his report can
9 acted upon.
1t is supposed the Plumb and 4osacrans
dooHgmUED ON EIGHTH PAaa.