New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
FOREIGN.

Cinnamon being Reduced to. PeOnage il
Havana Anarchy in the Island En-
gagenenG Mt CubitaB-frish Mcyemen
in the interest Of the Pope-The HOr
rOrs of the SLeerage Passage-FrOst il
England Edmund About Released
Celebration in Rome Ninister Vol
ThiIe Resigned- HOnOrs 10 the DeaC
King of Sweden
HAVANA. September 20.-The Gaceta pub
fishes new and stringent laws compelling
the Cinnamon here to again make contracts
for their labor for terms not less than six
nor more than eight years, or to leave the
island. The Cinnamon are DESTROYS OF
leaving, but only few have the means for
getting away.
IT il intended to make the revenue Of the
island pay the expenses OF the government
without deficit, and for the purpose of &C
cOmplishing this object import and export
duties viii be increased.
A meeting Of merchants and planters, at
which the intendente presided, favored an
increase of duties.
Notwithstanding numerous arrests of sus-
picious characters, rObberies continue. A
priest has been robbed of $4,000
1t is reported that an engagement has
lately taken place at Cubitas, in which
three hundred were killed and wounded.
LONDON, September 2l.-At a meeting of
the members of the League st. Sebastian,
at Dublin yesterday, steps we're taken for'
the formation Of an organization to afford
national help toward restoring the temporal
power Of the Pope.
A writer for the London Nelcs having
published graphic description of the hor-
rors Of Storage passage across the Allan.
tic, scores of correspondents are adding tes-
timOny to the abuses and suffeTings to which
steerage passengers are subjected, and de-
mand immediate reform.
Sir John Duke Coleridge and other dis
tinguished jursts are advocating in the pa
pers codifcation or digest of the English
laws similar to the code of New York,
which they praise highly
The London Labor League yesterday
adopted resolutions approving the award
of the Geneva tribunal as binding England
and America together, and promoting adj
vancement, industry and civilization.
There was frost in some portions of Eng
land last night.
The examination of Edmund About at
Strasburg developed no case against him.
and he was discharged to-day.
ROME, September 2I-The anniversary
of the occupation Of Rome by the Italians
was celebrated yesterday with much enthC-
sfasm. The city was profuseIy decorated.
The Pope received visits of coincidence
from his adherents, and addressed his visit |
ors, lamenting the misfortunes Of the Cath
Ole Church, and the injustice done it by the
Italian government.
VIENNA, September 2l.-By Imperial de- |
cree the Austrian court will wear mourning |
for twelve days, III respect to the memory |
of the deceased King of Sweden.
BUCHAREST, September 2l.-The festival !
of the Holy Virgin was celebrated today.
Prince Charles parduned fifty persons
convicted of crime, including d number OF
Israelites.
BERLIN, September 2l.-The resignation
of MinisterVon Thile has been accepted, and |
Herr;Von Ballen, German, minister at Brus- |
sells. has been appointed to succeed him in |
the Prussian Foreign Office.
Count Won Arnm, German ambassador
to France, has been gazetted privy councillor
with title Of eXcellenCy.
At the session of the Congress of all
at Cologne yesterday DR.. Sault
was elected president, and Drs, Petrie and
Korneli, us vice presidents. The congress
adjourned to-day. A committee consisting
of Drs Dollinger, Frederick and others
was appointed to secure the union Of Old
Christians in the old Catholic movement.
PARIS September 2l.-Gambetta has left
st. Etienue. The public banquet in celeo
bration of the anniversary of the first re-
public tomorrow, at which he was to speak,
having been prohibited.
It is stated that Lefrance is 20 retire from
The Ministry of the Interior, and that Cast
mer Pcrere viii resume that position.
Rear Admiral James Alden has arrived in
Paris.