New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-05
FOREIGN,
France Paying the War Indemuity-Inuna
datIon Along the Banks of the Pc.


datIon Along the Banks of the Pc.
TUR' !, November 4.-Inrndations along
the barb8 of the Po continue.
LONDON, November 4.-France pays Ger
many Q0,000,000 francs this week, anR
makes similer weekly instaIlments till the
first of the year, when only Two m'lliarG
francs 0f the war indemnify will remai1
unpaid.
madrid, November 4.-AImed Carlisle
have arrived on the Frontier, near the town
of Figuras, and stopped three diligences,
turned the passengers out and robbed and
stripped them. Two persons were wound
ed one an English passenger. A bAl hass
been introduced III the Senate relative to
captures at sea. In the Congress to-day
Deputy Masonier complained of the man
ner in which the Spanish coast-guards wereo
treated at Gibralter when in pursuit +
smugglers. They crossed into British ter
ritory, and he denounced the insolence of
the occupiers of Spanish soil.
LONDON, November Addiction for mema
bers Of Parliament for Twerton is proceed
ing to-day, the ballOting being conducted
amid great excitement and vigilance. Com
mittees have been formed by both pal vieso
to watch the polls, and see that no unfair
advantage is taken.
One voter, who was Just in the act of de-
posting his ballot, dropped dead from heart
disease.
Tie Liberal candidate is the Right Hon
W. N. Massey. The Conservatives are sup
porting Mr.. j, w. Waldronel
Dispatches from Sheffield, dated at noon,
repOl5 some riOting in that city, and that
the police had arrested five rirgleaderso
The dispatch does not say what caused the
disorder.
Demonstrations against closing the sa-
looms II Liverpool du1 'ug certain hours of
Sunday. VIII ch were begun last week, were
renewed yesterday. In one place in the
city crowd numbering 10000 persons,
which was being addressed by the speakers
in opposition to the act, was dispersed by
the police.
An American seaman was before the cOuIt
on Bow street to-day on the charge OF
murder committed on the high seas. He
was arrested under the extraditiOn treaty
with the United States. On motion, as Mr.,
Mum, Amel can vice consul general, at the
examination of the accused, as representa-
tive of the United States, failed to make
out prima facie case Of murder, and the
evidence showed the case was only one Of
manslaughter, the justice decided the dec
gree did not come Under the provisions OF
the tseaty. Vice Consul Num- cCncurred
and the prisoner was discharged.
BERLIN, November 4.-The excitement
over the defeat. of the country reform bill
has subsided. The bill will be again intro
duced on the reopening of the Diet.
The Emperor of Bussia has written an aus
tograph letter to Prince Charles, brother of
the Emperor of Gel many, on the occasion
of the ff5ieth anniversary of his appoint
ment to honorary colonelcy of a Russian
regiment.
The Gar calls to mind the glorious deeds
of the allied armies of Prussia and Russia
when fighting in holy cause aud hopes the
friendship between the two countries viii
endure for future generations.
DRESDEN, November 4.-The golden we'd
ding of the King and Queen of Saxony was
celebrated here to-day with a splendid and
imposing ceremony. The occasion was re-
markab1e by the presence of the Emperor
and Empress and Crown Prince of Ger
many, who thus give proof of complete
restoration of good feeling between German
aud Saxon courts.
Among the titled guests present were
also four dukes of Saxony, with Duke
Charles Louis of Austria, two grand dukes
Of Mecklenburg, and the Count Of Elan
ders. Open air festiH tiles were suspended
in consequence of rain, which has been
falling incessantly for the last two days.