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

| EmigrRDts from Matamoras to Browns
| viHe-No Export Duties on their Per-
sOnal Effects-TmpOst Tariff Reduced
Liverpool and London ArrfynIs-ElIaegE
of Disraelts Wife-TerrfbIe Gale Tp
France Petitions for Dissolution of
ASsembiy-RianifestO of GambeIta and
others - The Assembly Yesterday -
Paris Journal Suppressed.
| MATANoRAS, December l1.-Under date
OF OF November IL the Secretary of the
| treasury directs that families emieratino
from this city to Brownsville, Texas. NAV
| export their personal effects and furniture
| III use tree OF the usual export duties. The
| tax OF one-half cent per pound, proag
weight, on all goods entering Mexico, is
entirely abolished, and the municipal dutv
| OF SIX and three, eighths per cent of impost
tariff has been reduced to one aud thirty
seven hundredths per cent of same on goods
entering Iona Libre.
LIVERPOOL, December u.-Arrived-a
Bark Ida, from Charleston.
LONDON. December L. Arrived -
Steamer Holland.
Viscountess Beaoonsfeld, wife .of Mr..
Dlsraell, Is seriously i'll.
PARIS, December IA terrible gale pre-
vailed. yesterday. Several buildings were
demolished.
Petitions circulating here and in the
provinces for the dissolution of the Assem-
bly, are greatly increasing. The members
OF the moderate left favor dissolution.
Duke DeBroglie, monarchst, is elected to
the committee of thirty, vice Fourier who
Works.
manifesto signed by MN. Gambetta.
Cremieux, Louis Blanc, Quinet, and eighty
six members of the extreme and moderate
left, is published to-day 1t demands a Da-
citic and legal dissolution of the National
Assembly as the only means Of avoiding
fresh dangers to the country, as q divisioR
Id the Assembly renders the government
powerless.
The address expresses strong disapprovaI
of the pressure now being exerted to bring
about disorder, which, as has been hithert9
proved, can only result in advantage to the
enemies of France. New elections will CON
stitute compact the minority in the As
semhly securing majorities therein to the
administration of President Theirs, and for
the establishment of Republican institu-
ti0ns.
The right of petition to the Assembly is
claimed to be inviolabie for an attack upon
it would be an attack upon the principle of
universal suffrage.
The Egalte newspaper of Marseilles has
been suppressed for violating the press law.
VERSAILLES, December if-In the Ma
tional Assembly to-day, M. Garlonde ex-
pressed hope that the Assembly would
not dissolve before it has secured the com
plete liberation of French territory. Depu-
ties of the right submitted proposition
assigning Saturday next for the discussion
OF the petitions for the dissolution of the
Assembly.
Gambetta thereupon asoended the tri-
bune, and, speaking with great fire and de-
cision, supported the proposal. He CON
cluded by saying to the right, on behalf of
the left, our impatience for discussion
equals yours
The Assembly adopted the motion and
fixed the debate for Saturday amid pro-
found agitation, The members of the left
have since expressed regret at their pre-
cipitation, as it is improbable that the left
centre will support the movement for the
dissolution which it is now believed can
scarcely obtain 30 votes,