New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-03
WHOLE NUMBER l475

nent as the assembling Of Parliament an
proaches. All the organs of public opinion
TEEN with hostile comment.
The 4drertisei says: "Chief Justice Cock
| burn will withdraw from the board, and
the government will repudiate the treaty. -
1t is assumed that the reputation of the
treaty Of Ghent by the United States will
| be cited as precedent
The owners of the indecent weekly publ
cations here and in New York were again
| arrested and held for trial for persistency
in circulating papers.
Emigration during the month of January,
from Liverpool, exceeds December 1850.
The Chicago fire seems to have stimu-
lated the emigration of car. enters and
masOnS.
PARIS, February 2-The striking railway
laborers at Aries threatened to stop the
trains. Troops have beeu sent thither.
A new play, by Victor SardOn entitled
"Rigabas' has just been presented at the
Vaudeville Theatre. 1t contains some ex-
pressiOns in favor of imperialism and the
BOnapartes, which have caused wild scenes
ofexcitement at the theatre. The agitation
extends outside, and last night after the
performance crowds passed through the
bOnlevards shOuting-sOme "DOwn with
the Bonapartesw and others "Vive la
Imperatricen'
At one time disturbance was threatened,
but the crowd finally dispersed without
coming to blows.
To prevent a recurrence of dangerous
agitation, President Theirs has ordered
General Mirabault to suspend the per-
formance Of the play, and, if necessary, to
temporarily close the theatres.
The Assembly to-day, by an overwhelm-
ing majority, passed a resolution authoriz-
ing the government to notify England and
Belgium Of the termination Of the CONNER
cial treaties between France and those
countries.
Deputy Duchaters motion that the AS
sembly and government return to Paris
was debated.
NJ. Van Train, the recently elected
deputy from Paris, spoke eloquently in sup
port of the motion. He was frequently in
terrupted. There was much confusion. and
in the midst of a great uprOar the motion
was rejected by vote of 377 to 3l8.
Minister Cassimer Pierre threatens to re-
sign. -
CoNsTANrINOPLE, February "A bar
barOus attack has been made upon the
Jews in Ismail, on the Roumania frontier
Several were killed and many wounded.
All of the Jews who could have left the
place to save their lives The fugitives
have been kindly received by the officers of
the Porte.
MADRID, February 2.-Dispatches have
been received IRON the Governor GeneraE
Of the Philippine Islands announcing
serious attempt at revolt. A company of
200 native soldiers, belonging to the artil-
lery service, rebelled and took possession
OF the fort. The place was subsequently
carried by assault by the regular troops,
and all the insurgents were killed.
MATAMORAs, February General Qui-
roga cannonaded CamargO last night, ren-
dering the place untenable.
General Cortina telegraphed the author
tiles here this afternoon that he would fall
back upon Reynosa.
The national guard has been called out
here, and will be armed tomorrow.
General PalaciO is using every means to
strengthen the Notifications of this city,
and put the place in state of defense.
There is, however, no enthusiasm among
the people, and no indication of disposi-
ton to volunteer and assist the regular
troops.
HAVANA, February 2.-The schooner
Vesta, from New York for Galveston, has
been wrecked near Spanish Key Abacio.
A part of the cargo of the brigantine
Dodge, consisting of iron boilers and coal,
has been brought to Nassau. The Dodge
was found abandoned at Cayo Leodas.