New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

steamship DaImntlan Safe-RObert B0wles
THE Striking POIicemen-NO Gas in
London-Strikers in Trafalgar Square
Steamer yYrecked-Twenty-o Lives
Lost.
LONDON, December 1.-The steamship
Dalmatian, reported lost, has reached Liv-
erpOol in safety.
Robert Bowles was brought before the
Lord Mayor to-day, but was again re-
manded for examination.
Five hundred striking policemen were
summoned before the police court under
the masters and servants act, but did not
appear, having effected a compromise.
The absence of gas is severely felt
throughout the city. Several theatres
have been compelled to omit performances.
There is no light whatever in underground
railways.
Two thousand strikers assembled in Ira
falgar square and paraded through the
streets
The steamer Cresswell, from Falmouth
for Cork, was wrecked and twenty-One
lives lost
LONDON, December 4.-The CRYSTAL Pal
ace will soon be lighted by gas uanutac-
tured from petroleum.
The number Of emigrants that left Liver
poJl during November exceeds that Of the
previous month by 1000.
Elizabeth Dredge brought suit to-day in
the Court of Queens Bench against Clinton
Winans, a citizen Of the United States, to
recover $500 damages for breach prom
Use Of marriage, but the case was COmprO-
missed by Winans paying the plaintiff $500.
A dispatch from Madrid says the royal
decree fixes the issue Of the new loan to
the amount Of 100000 600, for the twelfth
Instant
1he announcement was made in this city
to-day that subscription books for Span
n n "a l., II a.
London market on the twelfth.
G. p. M.-Large portions of the city are in
darkness tonight, the gas having been ex-
tiuguished in many sections. The inhabit-
ants arc filled with CONSERVATION, and the
irritation against the striking stokers Is
very great.
HAVANA, December "a steamer which
arrived from Spain here yesterday, brought
200 sailors implicated in the Ferrol revolt.
The steamer Falchery has arrived with
1000 coolies, who were sold previous to ar
rival.
The Echo newspaper, of Santa Espiritus,
announces the arrival of ten blood hounds,
ts be used in capturing negroes in the
mountains near that city. The hounds
were purchased by order OF the command
ing General
PANS, December At is expected that
the committee of thirty to be elected by
the Assembly tomorrow, and whose duty
it will be to draw up laws regulating pub
Tic powers and prescribing conditions of
ministerial responsibilities, will consist Of
sixteen Monarchists and fourteen 'Republi-
cans. The party of the right had rejected
The proposition for even partial renewal
of the Assembly by appeal to the people.
a meeting of the party of the left was
held to-day, at which, after a powerful
speech by Gambetta in advocacy of disso-
luton of the Assembly, measures TO that
end were absolutely insisted on.
A dispatch from Bayonne, in the depart
mcnt Of Bases eyrenees, says 80 Carlists
entered Spain from France yesterday.
President Theirs has sent o dispatch to
King Amadeus, of Spain, congratulating
him upon his convalescence.
There is much excitement in Malaga over
apprehensions of Carlist demon stration in
that city Many families are leaving and
troops are being quartered in the custom
house and cathedral
ROME, December 4.-Dispatches from the
north Of Italy state that heavy rains have
again swollen the waters of the river Pc,
and another inuudation is feared.
QUEENSTOWN, December ARRIVED
Hibernia.