New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-20
FOREIGN.

Emperor oil Russia lli-beBi4efchts he.
conciled-Question of Indemnity from
Neutral POwer-Trea'y of Washing
,on-Riotous Miners-Thiers' PROPOSE
ton to Tax Textiles Rejected-COliar
of the Fleece-Nexican RevoluiiOnists-
Snnw Blockade and Coal Famine.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l9.-The Empress
of Russia is i'll.
LoNDoN. March 10 In the House Of
Lords Redeslale said he had no wish to
embarrass the government. lie thought,
rather. an expression of opinion on the palt
of this House would be useful. He there
fore gave notice that be would introduce q
resolution declaring that it is the common
interest of all nations to decide whether
when beliigeIents have been recOnciled and
become one nation they can demand as sut h
from neutr State indemnity tor DANA
ges done one If the be!lgerents.
Mr. ReGesti lie said if this resolve was car
ried he should move an address TO the
crown. praying that an international con
gress be called by Great Britain Tor the set
tiement OF this question
The Earl of Derby gave notice that he
would ask the government what course IL
intended to pursue with regard to the
treaty of Washington.
In the House of Commons. Disraell gave
notice that he should bring TO the considera-
| ton OF the House the state OF the relations
| of the government of Great Britain with
! the United States.
Mr.. Horsman reminded the House that he
| had already notified the government OF his
| intention to question, and he begged for
| replv now. Was Mr.. Gladstone prepared
| to give Parliament assurance that il case
| fresh negotiatiations were entered into with
the American government 10 proposals
| would be definitely sanctioned until they
| had received the sanction of Parliament.
| Mr.. Gladstone said he was sorry he was
| unable to answer the question tonight. He
had no opportunity to give the subject the
| consideration lit demanded. or even TO con
! suit with his colleagues.
| Ii0rsman intinated he would repeat the
| question tomorrow.
| VIENNA, March 19.-Workmen in the
mines of Rothschild, at Witkowitz. IN
Moravia enraged at the non payment OF
their wages, attacked the Office of the super
| intendent: gaining entrance. they burst
open the safe, appropriated Its contents
| and then demolished the building. Soldiers
were called out and fired on the rioters;
four were killed, fifty wounded and one
hundred arrested. Order has been restored
The mines are guarded by military
| VERSAILLES, March l9.-The budget com
| mittee refuses to adopt President Ihiers
proposition to tax textiles The question
| will soon be submitted TO the Asseihpiyi
| MADRID. March liking Amadeus has
| sent the collar of the Fleece to Count
| Flanders. This collar Is the same one
which Ferdinand and Isabella gave to Co
Iuu,bns when he was made knight OF the
order. n,
General Trevino's defeat near Zacatecas
proves more disastrous to the revolutiOnists
than at first reported. While the battle
was progressing 1000 of Trevino's men re-
volted. and joined General Rocha. which
created panic, resulting in the route OF
| the reyoutonists and the capture of Ire
yino's main command, with all their mate
rial OF war.
| General Cortina attacked the revolution
| lists near CamargO, defeating them, and cap
turing many horses and men.
General Quiroga's position in Camargo
is rendered precarious, Cortina having ad-
vanced toward Monterey.
| LIVERPOOL, March l9.-Arriyed-Grev
hound, from Mobile.
| HALIFAX, n. S, March i9.-The snow
blockade continues, and the coal famine is
severely felt. The government is selling
coal in small quantities. Business is stag
| nant from the absence of mails and non
| arrival of vessels overdue.
HAVANA, March I9-Advices from the
central department are that on the tenth
instant a Spanish steamer which lately
arrived from Spain landed at Tibasa 100
reinforcement.
LOSDoN. March ia remarkable scene
occurred in the House of Commons tonight
when Sir Charles Dllke's resolution to in
vestigate the expenses Of the crown came
up. The Speaker called upon Sir Charles
for the introduction of moyiOn, of which
he had already given notice.
Viscount Bury rose to question of priv
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