Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
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Paris. Jan. 29.-Count de Chambord
has issued proclamation to the French
people Tie Coant claims as of yore the
right Divine aud says: shall never alb.
dicate my claim to the throne of France.
shall never forsake the monarchcal
principles which | have preserved intact
for forty years, and which is the best
hopc of Frances greatness and liber-
ties
Paris Jan PA plan for Repub>
lieaa revolutionary uprising has been DIS
covered over the whole Territory o. the
South of Frauce. The moyemen. was
held ready for immediate commence
ment in case of Theirs resignation of
the Presidency, resulting in the appoint
ment of Duke Daumale or Marshal
Mcmahon to the Chief Executive au
thority
London. January ga messenger
left the Foreign Office yesterday with
important dispatches for Lord Lyons,
British ambassador in France. These
dispatches state definitely the attitude
of the English Government with regard
to the commercial treaty between the
! two nations, and are intended to rectify
the misapprehensions which have. pre-
vailed in France as to the position of
England on the subject.
Washington, January 2S;-1t is sa.d
among the Republican members Of the
/ House of Representatives that the House
will pass the Senate resolution for the
adjournment of Congress en- the 29th OF
May.
Reports from official sources in Cuba
are to the effect that the atrocities OF the
Coolie Save Trade which have recently
been brought to the public cognizance,
will arrest attention and excite horror
wherever the English language is spo
ken.
Leading members of the House say
there is no probability of Utah being
admitted as State.
There have been $4,000 coolies iu-
troduced into Cuba since lS47.
The Secretary of the Treasury has di-
rected the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to purchase million in bonds on
the first, third aud 9th Thursdays in
February.
/ Washington, Jan. % The apportoin-
mcnt bill as it passed the Senate fixes
the number of members OF the House OF
Representatives at 243
London, Jan 80 At meeting OF
Electors Of Birmingham last nIs2t, a
letter was read from John Bright ex-
pressing the hope that he would be able
10 attend a portion Of tie Forthcoming
Parliament.
London, Jan. 29.-An arrival at
Liverpool brings the report that the
ship Alvord of St John, \ B., was
burned at sea- 1t is feared that all on
board perished
Galveston. Jan. 29,--The Ncms' Spe
cial from Austin reports that the Fed
eraI grand jury had found true bits
against Gov Davis aud Secretary of
State Newcobers, on account or i.reg
niarIttcS IN tue iate EleCtiOn.
ST. Louis, Jan 29-Thc extensive
works of tho st Louis brass and hard
ware manufacturing company, the com
mission house of HetheI & Co, and the
tobacco factory of Morgan & Roful were
burned last night Total loss Sl62, 900.
Indianapolis, Jan. 29--Col Norman
Eddy, Secretary Of State of Indiana,
died suddenly at his residence in this
city, Of heart disease.
| Chicago, Jan. 80 The Times
Washington special says the condition
of affairs between the Government oil
the United States and Venezuela is said
to be- rather critical. The trouble is
the Government of Venezuela refuses to
be responsible for, or rather shows no
disposition to observe treaty stipula
tions. The seizure Of vessels belonging
to the American Transportation Co, is
the latest question in dispute. From
information in possession of the Depart.
ment of State, it seems clear this was an
act in wilful disregard Of the rights of
this company, which claims protection
from our Government Besides, Ven
ezuela persists in refusing to pay our
claims, which she admitted by the con
vention of 1866.
New York, Jan. 3o.-Tweed is still
in the city. H. declines sayiog what
he will do concerning taking his seat in
the Legislature.
New York, Jan. 31.-A special from
Paris SAYS Theirs. i'm discussion with