New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25
WHOLE NUMBER 1874.

| would not have gone to any meeting the
| object of which was hostile to France.
| Count Orlotf further said that the Gar
had ordered de him to formally state this fact
| to NJ. Theirs.
The The French = do5 goyeFnment 996 to-day paid to
fifth halfmillard of war indemnify.
New YORK, September 24.-T6e Havana
| Foz de Cuba says: 1--WE can not contern-
| plate calmly the 0utrages heaped upon the
unconditional loyalists Of Porto Rico It
makes the blood boil to see how the Spanish
| party there has been made the victim for
want OF proper support"
The Vos also attacks the appointment
Of Peralta as the Spanish minister to Vene-
zuea.
While the police were engaged in regis
tering in the barracks, q fight occurred
among the Chinese who are employed to
clean the city, during which one Chinaman
was killed and number wounded.
Contradictory accounts of the origin of
the disturbance are in circulation, but a
trial of the police and Cinnamon who were
engaged in the fight is now in progress, and
will show which party is to blame.
CITY OF MEXICO, September I6, via Ha-
vana, September 23.-The authorities have
released Thiele, who was confined in CHA
pas. Thiele is not an American, but a natu-
rallied Mexican, and was engaged in the
POrltiro Diaz revolution.
Mr. Nelson, the United States minister,
IN investigating the case of Thiele, demand
ed proof of his American citizenship, but
none was furnished
The report that Minister Nelson had neg
Iected the cases of several Americans who
were IN trouble are pronounced untrue.
4he parties making these charges are gem
orally adventures, and are not entitled to
American citizenship.
Mr.. Nelson has recovered from his recent
illness, and is now engaged in arranging
the affairs of the mixed commission, with a
likelihood of success He leaves soon for
the United States with the remains of his
wife, which will be taken to Indiana for
final interment.
PARIS, September 24-Minister Wash
burne and Mr.. Album dined with Theirs to-
day.
Won Arnim, German minister, returns TO,
Paris Thursday, after a brief absence in
Germany. Spenir's GGzette, of Berlin, posi-
lively denies he has rendered his resigna-
ton.
President Theirs has now under consider
alton recommendations from councils gem
eral in regard to the proposed constitutional
reforms. He is also giving his attention to
elaborate reports which he has received
from French representatives abroad as to
the working of constitutional governments
in various foreign countries. On these ma
terials he will base his proposals to the AS
sembly for the appointment of Vice Pres
ident of the republic, the creation of an up
per chamber and new electoral law.
The secretary of the coal mining COM
pany in Pas de Calais denies that contracts
have been made in France for the exporta-
tion of coal to England.
The Figaro says DeIsmil Meremed Pasha,
Turkish ambassador to France, died on
the railway train while going from this city
to Lemberg, Austria.
STOCKHOLM, September 24.-The remains
of the late King Charles XIV. were brought
to Stockholm to-day and taken in solemn
procession through the Streets receiving
every mark Of respect and sorrow from the
inhabitants.
Cyclones in Eastern Bengal are repre-
sented to have done great damage to the
iute crop.