Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-11-23

Cincinnati, November Is. = There
have been nearly one hundred deaths
from the epizootic A large number OF
oxen are in use hauling goods. Horses
have almost entirely disappeared from
the streets.
Columbus, November 1S.-Nearly all
the horses in the city are dowa vita the
epizootic.
Nashville November 19.-The eplz,
ootic is spreading slowly in this Clty.
The street railroads withdrey their
cars to day, more as precautionary
measure than as necessity. lhe ais
ease pre- walls in number OF counties, IL
is believed to have been brought here
by Barnpm's mcnagerie, which came
from the Infected district.
Memphis, Tenn. November lS.-The
epizoot:c disappeared here III mild
form.
London. November 1S-John Bright
will resume his seat in Parliament dur
ing the present session.
Mr.. Bailey, one of the speakers at
Fenian amnesty meeting last Sunday
was fined for infringing the regulations
for the protection Of the public parks.
His counsel argued that the regulations
were invalid because Parliament had
not sanctioned them, and an appeal will
be taken to higher Court. Yesterday,
at the meetings at Greenwich and
Clerkenwell. resolutions were adopted
codemning the action of the Govern
ment in prosecuting the Hyde Park
speakers.
Copenhagen, November IS Advices
from the provinces show that the wreck
aud ruin caused by the hurricane is e.
normous. At many ports the sea en-
bankmen,s and draining works are de-
molishel The loss is very heavy. The
damage in the islan of Plaster. widely
known for It's fertility as the orchard OF
Denmark, will exceed one million Xix
| dollars.
Matamoras, November lS-Senors
| Vclaco and Carillo of the Mexican
| frontier Commission. arrived here to-
day, accompanied by Senor SilIices, at
torney to the Commission. They invite
| the fullest investigation OF the frontier
difficulties from Americans as We'll rs
from Mexlcans, ana they express a
| fixed determination TO Slft the whole
question TO the bottom and make full
aud impartial report to the Government
Senor Galindn, he other Commission
er, is temporarily detained at Monte
rarey.
| Paris. Nogamber 10 + hiers Is
much agitated ever Yesterdays proceed
ing, in the Assembly,, aud passed a
sIeeplcss night He declares he will
resign unless fail vote Of contilcncr
is passcd TIE beputics Of the lot'
held u meeting 10 day ani voted to
send deise.Iion to the President L
persuade am from his purpose. The
deputalion waited upon him this after
noon. Theirs told them he VAS lneliC-
ed To tender bis resignation. II ;
health had been affected, and the
course Of the Right rendered il impC~
sible for him to conduct the Govern -
ment. Tue army was faithful, aud this
would insure orderly tranmission OF
the power to his successor The dele
CATION assured the President that the
Left would introduce constitutional
projects, in haruony with his vtws
to morrow or Thursday, the passage OF
which would be fully equivalent to a
Era:c &c confidence.
/ Paris, November 19.-Midnight-
members of the Right also held a eau
Gus to-day. They resolved to oppose
any formal proclamation of Republic;
to obstan from combinations for the
restoration of monarchy, aud adhere
to the fact that Bordeaux some time
ago declared its willingness to grant
Theirs the Presidency tor life if he will
frankly take conservative grounds, cen.
stitute responsible Ministery and give
up his right TO participate in parllamen-
tary debate.
A Cabinet meeting was held at Yer
sailes to-night, but nothing was decided
upon. The Cabinet meets again to
morrow morning.
, There are rumors that the Ministers
will resign, but it is hoped the crisis is
passed.
Vicsoria, November 20.-Thc Senior
officer of the fleet has received an Of
fetal telegram informing him of the
cession OF San Juan to the united
: States. IL. NJ. S. Scout sailed yester
f day to San Juan and the west coast,
and upon her return from the coast SHE
will call at San Juan Island and take
on the men, stores, ammunition and
t armament Of tho evacuated garrison.