New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-13
FOREIGN.


Prince Napoleon Escorted from Frauee--
Princess CIOthilde Accompanies Him
A Warning not Heeded- France and the
| United States-Ncw Postal Treaty-Re~
publican InsurrectiOn in Spain It's Disc
cussion in the COrtes-Seyere storm On
the British COnst-San Jaan Boundary
hing Williams Decision.
PARIS, October II, Midnight.-Prince Ma
poIeon has yielded to the peremptOry order
OF the government and left Paris.
| PARIS, October 12 The announcement
| late last night that Prince Napoleon had
lett Parls IN obedience to an order of the
| government was premature His notice to
| depart derected him to leave at noon to-
| day, but not having complied Herewith as
haIt.past twelve o'clock, he was waited upon
| by the secretary of the project of police and
| Two agents OF the government, with order
for him to follow them toward Switzerland.
! The Prince thereupon left the city. The
| Princess Clothilde voluntarily accompanied
| him.
PARIS, October l2.-Prinee Napoleon will
| be escorted to the frontier by q military
| guard.
"A new postal treaty between France and
| the United States has been negotiated. 1t
| fixes letter postage at eight cents for one
third OF an ounce, and newspaper postage,
| which was eight cents, is reduced to three
cents. Registered letters and the trans
| Il.
| LONDON, October IA severe storm has
| prevailed on the coast for the past twenty
| tour hours. Several disasters TO the shin
| ping in the British Channel are reported.
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
| Telegraph says it is believed in official cir
cles III that city that the decision of the
Emperor William, on the San Juan bound
ary question, will be favorable'to the United
States.
MADRID, October IA republican in
surrection has broken out among the troops.
garrisoning the arsenal at Ferroll, in the
province of Corruna.
The government has dispatched force
OF troops to the town. and summary meas
ures will be at once adopted to suppress the
revolt
Later advices of the revolutionary out
break at Ferroll have been received The
garrison of the fortress and the crew of the
Spanish war steamer Majerdo continue to
withstand the overtures of the rebels and re-
main faithful to the government Notwith-
standing this the insurgents had succeeded
in gaining possession of the gunboats
which were anchored in the harbOr They
also obtained possession of the lighthouse
and imprisoned the keeper. BY these
means they have closed the port so that the
government reinforcements cannot reach
the place by sea.
When the Minister of the Colonies an
nounced these facts in the Cortes the Al
phonsists and Republican deputies took &C.
caslon to disavow any completely of their
partlsans with the movement and declare
their sympathy with the government as
against tue lnsurrectionists.
Soon after the COrtes convened in session
to-day the Minister for the Colonies an
nounccd that the government had received
information of republican revolt at Fer
roll. He said 1900 men belonging to the
garrison of the arsenal of that town, to-!
getheF with portion of the naval coast
guard and some of the population, were
Joined in the movement.
The leaders of the revolt are Montiio and
Rojas. The minister further stated that
the troops OF the fortress at Ferrou refuse
to join the lnsur"eCtionists, and are holding
out against them, awaiting the arrival Of
reinfoTcements dispatched to the town by
the government. This combined force it Is
believed, will be sufficient to suppress the
revolt.
ROME, October cardinal Cullen, who
is now in Rome, has frequent interviews
with the Pope.
An order has been issued by the ministry
toEb1ddlng Louis Blanc leeturing in Italy
HONG KONG, October 12-The Russian
Grand Duke Alexis has left Hong Kong for
Shanghai.
PARis, October l2-It is rumored that
Theirs has requested the recall of Chevalier
Nigra, Italian minister to France, because
ne is BOnapartlst.
CRY OF MEXICO, October 4, via Havana,
October J2-COngress was convened in
session on the sixteenth utimo. President
Lerdo de Tejada made the opening speech.
He warmly praised Juarez, and gave q re-
sumo OF the manner in which the governe
ment had been administered since his death
The relations between Mexico and foreign
powers were pronounced to be in a satisfac-
tory condition The President states that
nc was engaged in inaugurating a system
OF economical administration of the gov
ernment.
The Spanish flag was hoisted on the
building occupied by the Spanish legation.
on the sixteenth ultimo, being the first time
since the Independence Of Mexico.
Iyphus fever was spreading rapidly
throughout the republic.
from Pue5la, were killed. Seven sentinels.
all soldiers, were oveapowered by the gar
rison, and Immediately court martiaIed and
executed.
Disturbances at Minatitlan continued.
1t is reported that all political parties
will support Lerd0 de Tejada for President.
Lafraga, the Foreign Minister. presented
a motion to Cong ess, in secret session, to
authorize the government to appoint a
counter commission for the Investigation Of
affairs on the Rio Grande; which was unani-
mously carried.
Porfirio Dia2 is in Chihuahua assuming q
hostile attitude
A primary presidential election occurs ON
the thirteenth instant, and secondary on
the twenty-seventh Lerdo is at present
The ministry will remain un-
until December next.