New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-22
FOREIGN

| American Vessels Lost at Seu-AM OR
Board Perish-The london Police
Troubie-Thiers before the Assembly
SOmmittee-PlHtform of the left Centr @
o-RestoratiOn of Orleans FamiIy Prop
Grty-New Marriage Bill DIN Austrn!' a.
-Shir'S Officers Sentenced 10 Death
| Kidnapping POlynesians-Ecelesi
Rights Biil-SScnernl COrtfma.
LONDON, November 2l.-Informa9ion Has
been received in London that the bark
| Samuel Larrabee, which sailed from
I Savannah on the ninth of a'anuarv
last, for Bremen, and the bark Lanercost
| which left Baltimore on the nineteenth of
! February, tor Belfast, were lost at sea and
! every person on board Ghe two vessels
/ perished.
The police trouble still continues, seventy
| Bow street, and thirty Kensington
officers have been dismissed
| II 4. MA dispatch has been received
! here from Rev York announcing q report
current there of the resignation of Theirs.
and other changes in the government Of
France.
ghe repors Is false, ana without shadow
of foundation. Bp to this hour not even
Tumor of fhe resignation of the French
President has been Currcn&. ShG assoCia-
ted Press dispatches have given 10 full his
torf OF the course of events in E'ranc5.
b President Theirs has called for another
anu stronger NDJG vi tOuuuBucB EfUDl JllG
Assembly, and has threatened to resign un-
less it is accorded. Various rimors as to
his successor, in the Bvent of hie @asigna-
ton, have been given as such from time to
time. One OF these, published on Tuesday,
was that the party of the right would pro-
pose triumvirate should the president
and ministers resign. Out of Ghese state
men$s and rumors, showing % somewhat
threatening situation in France, the false
report of yesterday16Fas probably manutac-
tured entire.
PARIS, ,CSoyembed GifferenBsoarties in
the Assembly are holding private meetings.
President Thiers had another conference
with delegations from factions Of the left
Marshal MacMahon rsfuseo She Sgasidency
should Theirs resign.
Theirs C5giIl appear ~Ge-morrog 8eforS tho
Assembly's committee go prepare an an
swer to his message.
IEveniRg-At a meeting of SAo Qeputi@ of
the left centre to-day the committee which
had been appointed to draw up a platform
Of policy made their report. The recon-
mend to the support of the party irB the As
sembly the following measures:
The appointment of a parliamentary COM
mittee 0t thirty to deliberate upon and to
report to the Assembly organic means best
fitted to insure the working OF the legal
government of the republic, prolongation OF
President Ihiers' term Of Office for four
years, che nomination of vice president,
creation OF a second chamber, the partial or
complete renewal Of the Assembly, Eninis-
Serial responsibility and general harmonic
ing of republican institutions.
The report was unanimously egDnroyed
Tho nembers of the extreme left indorse
the declaration of Gambetta that the diasn-
luton 0f tha Nationai AssenhII, 10 tba soI,
remedy for the present difficulty.
VERsAlLLEs, November 2l.--In Che AS
semby this afternoon Pascal Duprot intro
~
family of their prorrarty coDfiscated in 1850
The trial by iury bill passed by "a yote of
AGI to I78
The committee on address. 2n ren7v fo GI,e
Presidents message, has had two long ait
tinus since ita Organiza+ion. proceedinos
sncTet sfne 'in'0 US "il'A" 'i0no ifoo00Dlng7
ROME. Eovember o1-Tbe new roipister
from Chill to tbe Uolv SEQ nreaented bis
crednntinIs tn tba Pone to- day
MFTRorREE Victoria Eovcrnber 81 Tho
hin lagaIiz;ng maria cyo tC a doooosnd ,,,;rar
a;s4ar hue nassod tho 7 o,isIot,Tra SF VII
ria.
Tho canta;n ond r,a+a oF tho bri,, CorI
tried in !Spdnev for tbe mnrder If . nm nun
her of PoIvnesisn natives whom thev bn9
lridDarnpi IN seJL into slavery hauo haoT,
found guilty and sentenced to be hanged.
BERIIy November 2I.wTbe eccIesiasticaT
rdbs biz the issue ps of daeress
OF ex-communieatione has been snbmitted
TO the Diet. 1t declares that any clergy
man Who shall nv name threaten r1;tb ~
sbmen T or % decree or proclaim ipH az @'Sm onpaH
able subject of Prussia. shall he liahje tn
a fine OF 1000 thalers or two years imDrjson-
ment and be Ineligible to hold office for
the term of five yeara.
MATAMoRos. November 2I2Ln Cgase
Ptt6Aoo of Matamoros. contains the GolloUy-
ing paragraph:
" We have seen q. letter written from
Mexico to person in this city, which CON
t4ins an assurance that General Cortina has
of War at the eaptsI for or orc orders 'tf aD U
pears that the object Is to place him in com
mand OF the garrison of Textla in the State