New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
FOREIGN

Arrests for High Treason In Romc-Ur'
sini Bombs Seized ~ Chnngarnier LOT
Presfdent-Thiers Resigns : Situa ton
of France Gloomy m Severe storm In
the English ChnnneI-lHany Vessels and
Lives Lost Slave Trade as Eanzibas
Expedition against it.
ROME, November 25.-Pers0ns who were
prominently connected with a movement
70 hold radical meetings in that city ytster-
slav have been arrested, and vii. be tried
on the charge Of high treason. No distur-
Sances followed this action Of the govern
mcut authorities and the city remains
quiet
for Rome, has been seized by the police at
the railway station III Legh0Fn.
Paris November % 1t is announced
today that members Of the right in the Ma
tionaf Assembly have selected General
Chaugarnier as a candidate for President
IN the event of the resignation OF NJ Theirs.
LONDON, November 25.-Speclal dis
patches from Paris to London evening pa
fers report that the situation is gloomy.
"A majority in the National Assembly. it is
stated, have determined to adhere to the
position it has taken, and compromise of
The differences between the executive and
legislative departments OF the government
is regarded as improbable.
There was d severe storm in She English
Channel yesterday Many Hesstls and
Gives were lost Weather to-day is tenn
pestuous. More disasters are reported. The
steamer Nevada put back the second time
with damaged machinery.
The Tontic and Colorado, AMI the British
steamship Breton, with a promised support
from the Khedive OF Egypt, form the ex-
petition against the slave trade at Zanzibar.
The Khedive proposes to anticipate the
expedition by selling the Lake Gegion of
the Nile.
New YORK, November 29.--Shanghai ad.
vices report mutitudes dying from the
famine in COrea. Tens of thousands Of
Chinese at Annoy are suffering from an In
dian fever called dengue.
LONDON, November 25.-Last Saturdays
meeting at Hyde Park was failure. The
eonstabIes who were recently dismissed
from the police force, who were expected to
be there, did not appear Only 300 persons
were present. Odger presided. and a re
Monsuance address to the Home Secretary
was adopted. interruption Of Tutfiaus
brought the proceedings to a stop. and COM
PEELED the breaking up of the meeting.
ROME, November 25.--De NOgedo, private
chaplain Of the Pope, is i'll.
LONDON. November - Eliza Cook. the
English poetess, is very Ill. Hex recovery is
regarded as impossible.
Queenstown, November 2;-Severai pas
gcngcrs OF the steamship City .. Brooklyn
sailed for New York yesterday on the
Gunard steamship Jaws The remainder
were transferred to the C.ty .. Antwerp.
which left today.
MADRID, November ia band Of insUr- |
gents POO strong has appeared within |
mile of Murcta, and the band Of one hun |
drCd has destroyed the telegraph. railway |
and bridge at Lanares.
LONDON, November 25.A special from
Berlin to the Times says party .: landed !
prOprietors will probably be elevated to the |
peerage to qualify them Tor seats in the
Upper house.
PARIS, November %, Eyc0ins.-Ths com
mittee on address have completed their re-
port They propose the immediate nomina-
zion OF a select committee of fifteen to draw |
zip a bill providing for the creation Of a
Responsible ministry. They declare a reply
10 the presidential message unnecessary,
because NJ. Theirs is the Assembly's dele |
gate. The report suggests no solution Of
the constitutional question.
~ The minority Of the committee favorable
10 the President have resolved 10 prepare a
counter report. The report OF the MA ority,
which makes the rupture between President ;
ahlers and the right complete causes much |
anxiety in political circles. lie Soiy' advises
he President to retOrt in a second message.
4 majority of the right is disposed to ac-
ept Thiers resignation and appoint Gen
dictator, with Duke 8e BrogIie s
md Batbie and Desiardins in the Cabinet &
BERLIN, November 25.-The prince and s
Princess imperial will not make their in t
ended tour Of Switzerland. The health Of |
he princess is delicate and her physicians f
ave advised her to 90 to Carlsrbue 0
LONDON, November 2j.-Italy and France
SIX Austria, Russia and Great Britain to \
IN them in an effort to adjust the difficulty 4
lth regard to the Laurlum mines, near
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