New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14
WHOLE NUMBER 1912.

but with German manners generally. At
dinner at Minister BanerOft's &C which Won
Moltke was present the two great Generals
| scarcely did more than exchange saluta-
| lions. Shermans meeting with Prince
Frederick Charles passed off in about the
l same way. At P0tsdam General sherman
was refused admittanee to the park because
the Emperor was entertaining some impe-
rial guests.
LONDON, July I3.-The storms which pre-
walled throughout England yesterday were
very destructive in midland and southern
counties. In many places the growing
crops were Frustrated and DESTROYED Tho
storm was accompanied by fierce lightning,
which struck and killed several people.
The Echo this evening publishes private
letter, said to have been written hy per-
son high in authority at the Vatican, stating
that the Pope, on the first of November last
AN Saints Day., bestowed cardinal hats
upon the Most Rev. Henry Edward Man
ming, Archbishop of London, the Archbishop
of Paris, and the Most Rev John Spalding,
now deceased, who was then Archbishop Of
Baltimore.
The United States frigale Colorado has
sailed for HOkadadi, with General Capron
on board, to tale Look at the Yazoo and
Kurile islands.
PARIS July l3-The proposition Of Gas
londe, which created such an excited de-
bate in the Assembly yesterday, was to
increase the rate of taxation on licenses.
The DOORS windows and furniture subject
came up again during the session of the
Assembly to day, and after debate a part
of the proposal increasing the tax on
licenses was adopted, but the other portion
increasing the tax on doors, windows and
furniture was rejected
SAN.FRANcIsco, July l3-The steamship
America from Hong Kong and Yokahoma
arrived here to-day. The America brought
the following intelligence;
SHANGHAI, June 2.-An inhammat0rY pro-
clamation was placarded in Hong Chow
against the foreigners, and upon the re-
monstrance of United States Consul e. G.
Lord with the authorities of Ningpo, the
proclamation was suppressed. lis Is re-
ported that the Judgment in the collision
case has been given against the steamship
Rona Captain Blake, of the Alaska. is in
Shanghai as the senior officer of the United
States in China.
YoKAHoMA, June %, Noon.-The Mikado
leaves shortly on a tour Of inspection to
several ports, and on his return viii depart
for France via the Suez canal.
Terashima Tozo has been appointed ia.
panese Minister to London. Yuzhi, late
to prepare the way for his majesty.
Application for treaty with the United
States has been refused until other treaty
powers are first visited.
The railroad to Sing-a-wa, distance Of
fifteen miles, is in working order, and takes
we'll with the natives.
Serious disturbances have occurred at Nj
igata, where some 10000 persons, high and
low, were implicated in an attempt to re-
store the late Tycoon The disturbances
were quelled after lose of many killed.
Mr.. Watson, new charge d'affaires for
England, refuses to meet the Mikado unless
he stands in his presence instead Of squat
ting.
Terashima Tozo, Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs, refuses to accede, and in consequence
Mr. Watson will wait for instructions from
home before he viii present himself
New silk has arrived at seven hundred
per picul. The total settlements for the
season were IA, 700 bales, with but 100 bales
in stock.
New tea is arriving freely, and is of SUI
periOr quality. Business is brisk.
The steamer America has engaged
freight enough to ill her, and three yes
sells have been engaged for San Francisco.
Vessels are scarce.
Exports of tea to America from JulyI
to date we're II 100000 pounds, 100000
pounds less than last season.