New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
FOREIGN.

King Amadeus lmprOvIng-Insubor ordfnno
tfon in Ghe London POiice-NOt "a PO~
Iiceman on the Streets-AEOtiOn 10 Gems
sure Gambetra-AgitRtion of THEIRS
His Threat TO Resigu-ExcitinR Debate
in the AssembIy-The POpe's Audience
TO the Czar.
LIVERPOOL, November 19-Arriyed-e
Porto Rico, from Charleston.
MADRID, November l9.-The King con
tinues to improve.
PARIS, November l9.-In the Assembly @
motion was made oensuring Gambetta for
inhammatOry speeches, and complaining of
the laxity of the government in dealing
with increasingly audacious Radicals.
Thiers defended the government and in
| timated that he might appeal to the cOun-
| try. He admitted that Gambetta's speeches
were offensive, but claimed that the govern
ment was not responsible. Theirs demand
| ed vote of confidence, which resulted
! yeas II, nays liz. Half the deputies ab-
| stained from voting.
1t is probable that, in consequence OF the
small majority and large abstention from
voting yesterday, President Theirs will de
| mand a second vote of confidence
LONDON. November l9.-The Dismissal Of
eighty members of the police for insubOr-
dinatiOn yesterday, caused dissatisfaction
among others of the force, who made
strong manifestations. Two hundred more
WOtt 5LtS PtLANCu LIlIS blUSInOOus AQBuDOGuE-
nation has HOW spread throughout the
entire force and further suspensions are
looked for. There is great excitement in
the city over the prospect OF the streets
being left unguarded. At eleven o'clock
this morning not policeman was to be
seen on the Strand.
PARIS, November l9.-Presdent Theirs is
much agitated over yesterdays proceedings
in the Assembly and passed a sIoeplees
night. He declares he will resign unless
the resolution Of confidence receives q full
vote and larger majority. The deputies of the
lett held a meeting and voted to send o
delegation to the President to dissuade him
from his purpose. The deputation waited
on the President this afternoon. President
Theirs said he was still inclined to tender his
resignation His health had been affected,
and the course of the right rendered it i'm
possible for him to conduct the government
The army was faithful, and would insure an
orderly transmission of power to his suC-
cessOr The delegation assured the Presi-
dent that the left would introduce consti-
tutiOnal projects in harmony with his views
tomorrow or Thursday, the passage of
which would be fully equivalent to a vote
of confidence.
PARIS November 19, Midnight.-The
members of the right also held a caucus to-
day, at which $50 votes were cast. They
resolved to oppose any formal proclama-
tions for the restoration OF monarchy and
adhere firmly to the pact of Bordeaux; at
the same time they declared their willing
ness to grant to N. Theirs the presidency
for life if he will frankly take conservative
grounds, constitute responsible ministry
and give up his right to participate IN par
hamentary debate.
A cabinet council was held at Versailles
tonight, but nothing was decided upon.
The cabinet meets again to-morrO. morn
ing.
There are rumors that the ministers will
Teelgn, but the hope is entertained that the
crisis will pass and leave affairs in stahS
quo. A report is universal that The right
will propose triumgirate should the
President and Ministers resign.
4 Cabinet meeting was held to-right but
n1te ing decisive has transpired. Hopes are
entertained that the crisis will pass leaving
affairs in stGtlt quo
The chaplain of the church Of st. Gene
We've, of Paris, has retired from his Office to
join the ranks of the old Catholics.
VERSAILLES, November l9-In the As
sembly to-day there was an exciting debate
over the motion Of Deputy Changarnier,
censuring Gambetta for his infmamatory
speeches IN the provinces. On making his
motion Changarnier complained OF the in
creasing audacity of the radicals, and the
IaIItJ OF the government in dealing With
them. lie accused Gambetta with seeking
to spread sOcialistic ideas
This charge created much excitement in
the chamber, and the speaker was called to
order.
The deputies Of the right tried to provoke
Gambetta to reply, bur he declined, and
Only shrugged his ehoulders Theirs
mounted the tribune in defense of Ghe gov
ernment. He protested against being
placed at the bar as criminal, and thre9
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