New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-19
FOREIGN


OF the Spanish Seuate-Edmund Ahour
to be Tried by German Court nI,r,JrI'
cholera Raging in Burkha-Tr.5vz
Fired upon i'll Spain-Naval Captain
Dining with hThiers-COmnunfst Trans.
pOrted-Address of Thomas Hughes Iu-
terrnpted-COrrespOnd ON Excom-
munIcRttOn-Pere Hyacfnthe-Dr, Ify-
ingstOne Heard from Again.
MADRID, September IS-The irrneriaT
newspaper says Generals Cathelineau and
| Ilndal will soon meet at Bayonne, France
| to perfect arrangements for fresh CarIist
| risings i'll Spain. Don Roman Caherara re
fused to participate. General Tindal served
| under Maximillian in Mexico.
olgnor tIgurah, ministerial candidate,
has been elected president of the Senate
| The vice presidents and secret taries chosen
| are also members of the ministerial party.
| Several trains on the railroad between
oaragossa and Barcelona have been fred
| into by Carlsts. So bold have these
| desperadoes become, that drivers. in fear of
their lives, have refused to work, and the
| running OF trains between the two cities
| has been suspended.
| PARIS, September 18.-CaDtain Wells. of
| the United States steamship Shenandoah
| dined with President Thiers at Hayre yes
| terday,
The French government has issued striu-
| gent regulations to prevent the introduo-
tion and spread of rinderpest.
Eight hundred and eighty Communists,
condemned to transportation, embarked at
Brest to-day for New Caledonia.
1t is reported that Edmund About is to
be tried by German court martial at
Strasburg on the twenty-tifth
LONDON, September lS.-A dispatch from
Teheran reports that the cholera is raging
with great violence in Burkha. 1t is esti-
mated that thousands are dying daily.
-I,ar,. L Il
ment, attempted to address his constituents
IN frome last night. A large number OF
temperance men, who were bitterly on
posed to Hughes, were among the audience,
and constantly interrupted the speaker.
The disorder became so great that the meet
ing was finally dissolved and the police
cleared the hall.
Acts of petty incendiarism in the auricuI-
tural districts have become so frequent that
the farmers are organizing vigilance COM
mittees, the local authorities proving un-
able to check the growing evil.
BERLIN, September I8.-The correspond
ence between the Emperor William. Ris
marcl1 and the Bishop of Ermeland, on the
subject of communication, is published.
The Bishop takes decided ground against
the interference of secular authority in
matters of religion. The tone of the com
munications on both sides is sharp and un-
compromising,
and Pere Hyacinthe are in this city
PARIS, September lS-Remusat, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, assures the friends of
Edmund About that he has strong homes
that the energetic intervention of the gov
ernment will result in his release
Ganbetta has made a declaration with
regard to the capitulation of Metz. He was
examined by General Riviere.
Deschamps and D'Enville, the two Com
munlsts condemned to death for numbering
hostages, and in whose cases Communication
OF sentence was refused, were shot this
morning at SatorY.
Mr.. EyartS has arrived from Geneva, and
Mr. Davis is expected tomorrow.
Sentences of seven of the ten Communists
condemned to death tor the assassination of
hostages, have been c0mmuted to mprison-
ment. The remaining three conYicts will
be shot to morrow at Satory.
LONDON, September IS.-A meeting of
Internationals here adopted platform in
favor OF universal suffrage, by ballot, for
legislative and magisterial Offices compuI-
sorry aDd gratuitous common school eduea-
tlon; disbandment of standing armies; the
abolition OF indirect taxes, and the gubsti-
tuition therefor of progressive form of
tax and the suppression Of uspry.
BOMBAY, September II, via London, Sep
tember I8-Letters from DR.. Livingstone,
dated July 3, 1872, have been received at
Zanzibar Livingstone was still at Unyan-
yembe; was well, and was waiting the ar
rival of Stanley's second expedition.
HAVANA, September l6, via Key West, Sep
tember I8,-Ihe measures Of the intendente
have broken up tie system of frauds in the
Havana customh0use, and smuggling
through the Cardenas customhouse has
ceased The intendente issued circular
1n Saturday, threatening to send all en-
oioyes Of any customhouse where frauds
are discovered as prisoners to Spain. It is
expected that the new order of things will
Increase the revenue from five to seven mil
ions annually.
The intendente has abolished the com
mission of merchants who have hitherto
uperviscd the inspection of merchandise
lie says the junta appointed to supervise
lxty millions of loan ought to do that duty
md relieve the merchants of the burden.