New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
FOREIGN.


Relief Measures In LOndOR-The Gale
Twelve Vessels Sunk-A Town Inun-
dated-Prince Bismarck Ill-Presidenc
Theirs Speech.
| LONDON, November IA, NoOn-The heavy
| gales which prevailed on the British coast
| yesterday were very destructive to life and
| shipping.
Reports Of the wrecks of many vessels,
| including the barks George and Hiawatha
| have already been received. Fifty lives
| are known to have been lost, and it is fear
| ed this number will be increased by reports
| of additional disasters.
| At meeting yesterday in Boston, Lin
| cOlnshire, it was resolved to aid the suffer
| ers by the great fire in it's American name
sake, and subscriptions for that object arc
now being secured.
Measures Tor the relief of the sufferers by
the Boston fire are being taken in London.
The gale last night was exceedingly Sc
we're on the Prussian coast. At StralsunG
it's effects were most disastrous; twelve ves-
sels were sunk in the harbOr, the town was
inundated, and in the height of the storm o
fire broke out among the warehouses which
spread rapidly and is still burning. Several
lives are reported lost and many persons in
iured.
BERLIN November I4.-Prince Bismarck
Is i'll and his physician has gone to Varsein
10 attend him.
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the reparatiOn and general prosperity of
the country. Referring to the success of
the last loaE, he says " The whole avail
able capital of the commercial world was
offered to France. Germany has been paid
800 600 francs of war indemnity, and
will receive 300 900, 900 more in December"
The budget shows a deficit of I32, ,000,00
francs for the past fiscal year, but estimates
show that the equilibrium of expenditure
and revenue will be restored in 1873, and
surplus may be looked for in 1874.
Ailusion is made to the disasters of the
late war, the cruel dismemberment of tho
country and the frightful burden it had to
bear and the establishment of the Repub-
lie. All these things suddenly bursting on
q surprised and disheartened country, might
have resulted in irreparable disaster if or
der had not been maintained Appeal ia
made to the Republicans not to spare even
excessive sacrifices for order in their own
interests Events have given them the re-
public The republic exists as the legal
government; any attempt to change the
form of government would lead to the most
terrible revolRtion.
The President depTecates O formal pro-
clamation of the republic by the Assembly.
The better policy would be to impress on
the institutions of the country the features
of conservative republicanism. The repub-
lie must be conservative, otherwise it can
repose. The masses might live through a.
few DAYS Of agitation after frightening
others it fears itself and falls into the arms
of an adventurer, travelling the sad and hu-
initiating journey from anarchy to despOta
ism and despOtism to anarchy.
The slightest fault is sufficient to wreck
the republic Of France. Orderly and strong
government inspires confidence in fOreigQ
powers, who desire above all a Just eqUili,
brium in France. If she chooses not to iBOa
late herself, she may become surrounded
BY trusting and useful friends.
To the Assembly is left the constructions
of constitutional measures. The PresidenS
promises Difference, cooperation and deYO-
ton, aud concludes by invoking God to-
bless the work of the Assembly, and render
complete and durable the contamination
which has not been attained since the como
mencement.
The message was well received by the
left. Kerdrel, C0nservatiVe-tO WhOm it
gives much satisfaction-m0ved the ap-
pointment of committee to draw up a re"
ply. The motion was agreed to be small
majority. 1t is thought the Presidents
message will lead to an early dissolution Of
the Assembly.
BOMBAY, November 14-Lord Northo
brook, Eiceroy of India, is now visiting
Bombay for the first time. On his arrival
in the city he had most brilliant recep-
dience on Saturday, when many Of the
Indian soyereigns and princes will be res
ceived. Great preparations are making for
the ceremony which will be accompanied
by all the gorgeous display usual on such
occasions in India.
MADRID, November 14.-Kind Amadeus
is confined to the palace by illness.
The EpOca, in its issue to day, calls the
attention of the government to the
gravity of the situation at the government
arsenal near CadiZ, where, recent letter
in it's columns stated, a conspiracy had
been discovered. The Epoca yet fears seris
GUS trouble among the men engaged there,
and urges the government to take preeau-
tlOns for the instant suppression of the dis:
loyal sentiment. 1t fears there is an under
standing between the men in the arsenal
and dlsaHected parties in CadiZ
BERLIN, November l4,-Othcial journals
continue to intimate that the Emperor will
secure majority in the upper house Of tho
Diet by appointing q sufficient number of
life peers, il necessary, to carry the COuny0
try reform bill.
PARIS, November IA meeting of the
deputies Of the Assembly belonging to tho
right wing and the right centre was held
tonight and coalition of the conservative
factions in the Assembly was agreed to, and
a resolution was adopted declaring thab
while they recognize the impOssibility Of
the restoration Of the monarchy, they hold
that an Issue lies between the Conservas
tives and the Radicals demanding pledges
from the President that he win adhere to a,
strictly conservative line of policy, and
warning Vim that he can no longer have
their support should he refuse 70 give the
required.
HAMBURG, November IA severe rain
and snow storm, accompanied by heavy
gale, has prevailed in this section Of Ger
many for several days. The teIegraph
wires have been Frustrated in all directions.
5he country is flooded, and at Lubbock the
and many more houses are
SrRALsuND, November IL, Evenine-The,
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