New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-30

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WASHINGTON, April %. = The news
reached here to-day that the late Tycoon OF
japan has been invited by the present
ieigning Emperor to come out OF bus late
Retirement, and has received an honOrable
appointment under the government, &C
c0mpanied by q highly complimentary title.
Among the Japanese now ON their way to
Wanhin2tOn Is K0tari, the present chief
Munster Of Finance Of Japan. He was the
leader Of the rebel forces during the late
revelation, but his political sins have been
forgiven, and honors as we'll as power have
Emperor, against whom he fought with de-
tefmincd heroism.
Tha or.t,fvino newsa has also reached
49, tbst ~ fstRar of Minister Nor; has
heer nieced 81 fhe head Of an educational
;rst;trt;on IN Janan' and that q lady COM
rSctsd veifh his Family has become teacher
=, - ~ tha u, corerrnent schoois of Janan.
New xosx, April ga special from
p.~i;, - +he' twtrrfr-sScbfh ssvs 4 Ran
croae Davis ~ nov bcre. exnressed his opinion
= rresence ' o ,s Biemarck. and QUO RUSSELL.
Brttisb niuister. chat consequential dam
area would not be withdrawn from the
American case ~ the Warrington govern
mcnt. Prince Bismarck volunteered his
OPINION that the American position is en-
tirelv correct.
L0NpoN. April Particulars of late
earthouakes in Syria, which caused such
terrible loss of life, are now coming to
hand. It appears that fatalities were not
greatest in the city Of Antioch, as the first
dfepatch intimated. but were heavier in the
country in the vicinity of that city. A let
ter from Antioch, under date Of fourth of
April, saws the American Protestant church
was severely injured, and four of the Amer
lean community were killed. All members
of families of missionaries are safe.
Tho number Of persons killed in the city
Of Antioch Is less than three hundred, but
it Is known that one thousand six hundred
people living in the surrounding towns and
country where shocks we're a. severe II not
gfeater IMAM mere were killed, ana TINS
number may pc increased;
Ine 0istress o. tne people vin only &c
temporary CroP prospectus are good: 1ne
sugpy OF Provisi0nS On lan0 IS mo0efate.
CorresPonoenIs % H0noon papers praise
Kew. ~: EoWets, !. american missionary,
Iof eesidnlsy ~ administering % tne- AZ
AAeeou 1872
In the House OF Lords tonight notice
was given Of further postponement Of Earl
Russell's motion until May 8.
Earl Granville, IN reply TO an inquiry,
said that = = recent vlslt % Inc ccsiaonce
Of the Ai1bfi6an Minister, he was informed
by Mr.. Sche1ck that the reply q the Amer.
March 20, with regard to consequential
damages, had not yet Deen received, dat
was momentarily expccted.
IN the House Of Commons Cockane gave
notice that he shonld tomorrow ask the
gove5nment whether u could prooSce sne
the colonial Office Of the Canadian govern
ment with relation to tho treaty Of wash
ingtcn. Latter in the evening, Gladstone,
replying 70 question by Mr.. yenklnson =
SAID the imperial government ned agE cco ~ ~
guarantee . Canadian loan of G2,5OV.UV
i: s the co9sirnefson 81 lailWsy 20 sne ~ re-