New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-06
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| Congress of international SOeiefy-Ad-
15iratiOn Of HerOlsin-French Commune
lists and Condemned CriminRls-Thun-
der StOrm-SeveTaI Lives LOsf-Spnu-
Fsh Loan from Paris BanRers-Pncifc
FIail Steamship Burned in Japan
Nineteen Lives LOst-MOrmOn Emil
grants frou1 England : Grand Duke
Alexis
THE HAGUE, September 5, Evening.-The
congress OF the International Society held
their first public sitting this morning.
A resolution was introduced expressing
in the name of the working classes of the
world the admiration for the heroism of the
champions who haze fallen in the battles
for the peoples rights, and the greeting
with the hope of freedom to all the people
still in chains.
The resolution. was unanimously adopted.
The president of the congress, in violent
speech denounced General Trochu as a
traitor to his country, and called jules
Favre a wretch.
The report that the congress had refused
to verify tha credentials of twelve delegates
from New York is not confirmed.
A large number of French Communists
have been attracted hither by the meeting
OF the general congress of the Intetna-
tionals. IT. stated, also, that a number oe
condemned criminals are present incognito
LONDON, September 5.-A heavy thunder
storm occurred yesterday at Bolton, Ian
cashire, causing the loss of several lives
and doing much damage to crops.
The IcteGrA0h says that the general arbi-
tration has reached no definite decision.
PARIS, September 5.-There was no pOpu-
lar demonstration here over the anniver-
sary of the declaration of the republic.
Troops are kept under arms as precaU-
tionary measure.
There is no indication Of any Carlist move
ment on the frontiers of Spain.
Carlists are leaving for Switzerland and
North France.
The Spanish government is negotiatipg
for loan Of 500,000,000 francs from Paris
bankers.
EAGAsAKr, Japan, August 3l.-The Pacific
Mail steamship AMERICA arrived here ON
the morning OF the twenty-fourth instant
At eleven o'clock the same night tho freight
deck took fire, and Immediately the whole
ship was enveloped in flames, defying all
efforts to extinguish them.
The vessel burned all night and was
totally destroyed, together with the Hong
Kong mails, freight, and passengers and
the fire forced all hands to jump into the
water, there not being time even to lower
the boats.
Six Chinan7eil were burned or drowned.
and ten. Cinnamon, the engineers, store
keeper, steerage watchman and cook are
nl55lug. Inc treasure W1nCn was on board
will be recovered. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
LoHDoE. September 5-A special dispatch
by telegraph from Nagasaki, Japan, says:
Nineteen lives were lost by the burning of
he steamship America.
LONDON, September 5.-A dispatch from
The Hague to the Daily Negs says: The
yerifcation of credentials by the Congress
+ internationally has been concluded.
Twelve delegates from New York, adher-
,nts of the Woodruff free love sections,
we're refused seats III the Congress after an
minated discussion of their claims
The steamship Minnesota, which sailed
rom Liverpool for New York yesterday,
oOk out 600 Mormon emegrants for Utah,
he majority of them were Scandinavians
The steamship Glanorgan, the pioneer
yesseI of the new steam line between Car
lift and New York, was launched at Rem.
rev. Scotland, yesterday. The christeniu n
fCQETISUED ox EIGHTH P4aR.l