New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-08
FOREIGN.

The French Committee of Thirty-Govern.
| mental Situation ImprOviug-COunerv,
Reform Bill in GeFmany-Nev Orleans
| Passenger in HavanR-His REysterIous
| Recommendations that He dis n,
| New York Defaulter.
PARIS, December 7.-The political COM
| posi- ion OF Dufauie's committee insures q.
report In favor of ministerial responsibility.
the exclusion of Theirs from the floor Of
the Assembly, reducing the presidential
vote to mere fiction. Defeat Of the GOV
ernment considered probable.
NJ Anditfret Pasquier, Vice President of
the committee of thirty of the National
Assembly, called upon President Theirs
last night, and a long and friendly CONVEX
sation took place between them. The gov
ernmental situation is believed to be i'm
proving.
1t is rumored this morning that Garland
is to be APPOINTED Minister Of the Interior,
Leon Say, Minister of Finance, and Four
der, Minister of Public Works.
At meeting OF Republicans yesterday at
Credln, IN the department of MOrbihan.
speeches were made and resolutions adopted
IN favor of the speedy dissolution of the
National Assembly. Louis Blanc presided
over the meeting.
1t is considered probable that the govern
ment will adopt one of three courses: frat,
the resignation of the Cabinet and the for
nation of another from the right centre
and left centre, thus detaching the votes
from the right and arranging a new ma
JorIty favorable to the government: second.
formal declaration OF the impossibiity of
continuing the government under the ex-
lst1ng circumstances and an appeal for the
dissolution of the Assembly; third. the
complete retirement of the government and
the acceptance of q Cabinet exclusively
from the right.
This latter course is most unlikely. but is
more probable than the resignation of
President Theirs
Evening-It is reported this evening that
M Theirs and the committee of thirty will
act IN unison in celebrating the constitu-
tlona! proposals to be submitted to the As
sem6ly. The appointments of Goulard to
be Minister of the Interior; Leon Say, Min
lister Of Finance, and NJ. Tourton, Minister
OF Public Works is certain. 1t is also an
nOuneed that NJ. Callond is to be appointed
Pretect OF the Department of the Seine,
which ls regarded as a concession to the
party of the right.
LIVERPOOL, December ARRIVED
Bark Duke of Wellington, from New Or
leans.
ROME, December 7.-Cresole has been
elected President and Shenc Vice Presi-
dent of the Swiss Confederation
BERLIN, December THE country reform
"AlA p'S9Uu ~ ZIG thifu EtaulDS Ia the upper
house, as 1t came from the lower, all amend
ments being withdrawn. The final vote
will be taken Monday.
General Won Room has left the ministry
for an indefinite time, although he has not
formally rendered his resignation.
HAVANA, December 6.-About six weeks
ago Thomas Fleming, accompanied by his
wife, and provided with an American pass
port, arrived from New Orleans. The fol-
lowing week Mrs. Fleming left for New
York, and on Monday, Fleming, having his
passports Vised for Havre left by the
steamer Vandalia, bound for Hamburg via
Santandor. FIeming's actions are consid-
cred suspicious
New Workers in Havana say that Fleming
is Thomas c. Fields, the Tammany politi-
clan Fleming is about fifty years Of are.
fine looking and very corpuiant. lie had a
heavy bag of gold and a bundle of bonds
in his possession.