New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
FOREIGN,

PHsaSge OF the Compromise Resolutions
the French ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ad~
dress OF Theirs in the U0use-Etverp0aB
ArrivaIs-ROvy About a Mexican ssE--
dler-MeXican Border COmmissi0za-@
Du$V on Goods Imported Into Mexiess-
Petition for Abolition of Duty on CALI
eees-kinE Amadeus C0nval.scena-
Parliament PrOrogued-Hepworth Dix
ems salt for LIbel-0ne Farrhing DanF@
ages-Ki in9stOn aud AspInwan Cnhys
Observation-Disclosures
VERSAILLES, November %, Evening
After % long and excited debate this affeFl
noon the Assembly, by $40 to 334, approved
the resolution proposed by the Minister o&
Justice. Before the close of the debate
President Theirs eIoQuently addressed the
house for an hour and O half. He ackngwE.-
edged the Assembly's sovereign oonatitu-
ents power condemned socialist doc
trineS and impr5ssiYely affirmed his
belief in God. He declared he remained
faithful to the pacto of Bordeaux, and
claimed that he belonged to no party. FE@
admitted he was personally in favor of a
constitutional monarchy, but added, tho
monarch is impossible. We have q repuh-
lie, let us make it conservative. He denied
any share in the political opinions of the
Left and closed with the declaration thaR
the duty Of the government was firnneR.
moderation and impartiality toward alh
parties.
LIVERPOOL, November 90. -Arriyea-+
Maria, from Galveston.
MADRID, November 29-There is great
excitement over the report that the French
government intended to establish an army
of observation on the frontier.
King Amadeus is c0nvaIescent
MATAMoRAs, November ga few DAYS
since soldier attached to the garrison aG
Mier, in an alteration, shot and killed y
citizen and wounded child. The friends
Of the deceased demanded of the civil
authorities the arrest of the soldier, but
they declined, stating that application
should be made to the military. Appliea-
ton was accordingly made to the military
authorities, but they refused to surrender
the soldier. The citizens Chereupon organ
lied and attacked the barracks. Twalvs
were killed and wounded on both sides.
The Mexican border commission have
commenced operations. The present Ilam
SET ms to be to show that the cattle st0leR
from Texas we're returned to the owners by
town authorities rather than disproye the
alleged depredationR
The report that the government had OR-
dered the import duty of half cent peE
pound is confirmed. In lien thereof tho
government fixes duty of five per cont GR
all goods imported into the zona libre.
The merchants here held meeting and
resolved to petition the government t0
abolish the duty on calico. 1t formerly
paid sixty cents per bale, but now pays Eve,
dollars.
LONDON, November 29.-Parliament hasv
been further prorOgued until the sixth OF
February.
The suit of Hcpworth Dixon against tbs
prOprierors of the Pail Mall Gazette to re-
cover damages tor alleged libel Swas CON-
oluded to-day. The jury awarded the
plaintiff one farthing.
HAVANA, November 29-Jamaica ad-
vices report the cable between Kingstom
end Aspinwall broken. Efforts to raise il
have proved unsuccessful, and an improved
graphing gear from England has been sent
for.
Tho steamer Francis, of the new French
line, WAS lost south of River Platte, and th4
ship Reserve, of the same line wrecked OlE
Cape Horn. The Captain of the Reserve
and five of the crew were lost.