New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-30
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!CoNTIEusD sRos FIRST PAGE.
ecfore the Queens Bench for contempt for
mt.nrances in a recent speech at Brighton
Tbe steamship Oceanic returned TO
Queenstown, with machinery degaDSed. A
s.ig has been sent 50 her relief.
Nh. steamship Britannia 10 on Arran
i.ia,!, 10 il believed che ell! be saved II
ahe weather continues good.
rr;pce Napoleon olissvows recent news
s:uar .tatsnent. regarding his views OF
o.. future policy OF the Donaparte iainlIy.
Vb. English government declines 10 en-
..s.aia propose! :oS the S.1ea! "s She nt'it
The .rIJnors3 ina.,i4g ~ a British prince
Q. the Russian Grand Duchess Is uDtOunde6.
81. rumo..d this morning that the diff
serer.ss between Great Britain and Rus
sia IN .hc KhiyaR question. instead OF
being III = iair way fox mutually satlslac-
:ory :. iustmcnt. are increasing, and thar
she governments of France. Austria, Italy.
'TuI ke. Denmark and Sweden have dete!-
snine,! 80 support fhe BgIfish government
ga H.: position. il has ASSUME d.
!.!iSi. January 2,-A document slgn-
sd by - number ~ DrOminet GfS goods
houses was very extensively cu"ulated
yesterday. asking Shc people TO give one
faUth .! their Yr0ptTiy 20 redeem the b!!ln
issued Ivy the Spanish Bank tor goV"fhiheht
;sccaunt, and to accept bonds Tor the money
90 advanced.
The pr.nvsiSioD is considered imprac;!ca-
hle. and meets with very little. favor.
s committee frGm dry goods houses has
:,e.n appointed to prepare basis ioFthe
,st;.blisi,, lenS of d! new bank. 20 DE con
Quoted in the iEteres: Of people IN general,
ard not merely to the advantage 81 !e"
e."a holders. .,
The financial question is the absorbing
Sonic. and there Is much adverse criticism
of tho Spanish Bank, beCaused IL decl1Ieh
:. .rlpi-annuaf dividend of seven per cent
yhiie it vas allowing its notes TO depreclate
ia vslue. It's notes are now tWenty-thrce
pcr cen Mt discount More concern IS mani,
.as.ed at the danger attending the hhahcial
questions. and ii IL more dreaded IMAM tue
abolition vt SLAYER or lnsurrectloh'
4 numerously attended meeting OF slave
hoiIcrs and others was held III the Spanish
Casino This evening. Several speeches
.ycye mace. in which very different views
al the slavery question we're taken, ana
aroD0s!tOuS in favor Of its abolition were
.dvocated. This general idea, however,
syas g. give The slaves their liberty, pro
Videi they will make contracts for term
of years ranging from eight 70 twelve years,
:b from one to five dollars month, with
conditions similar to those the Chinese
assent TO.
The meeting was adjourned without def
sl,t,. action being taken. One speaker adj
Socated the making cf the contract before
British. American or German c9asuls:
others land they were planters) demanded
Indemnity OF 500 for each slave liberated,
she sum te be- made payable cut OF the
trPasury Of the island, while Others again
liked tho indemni at $1,000 for each slave.
Yhe speaker objected to indemnity alto
yetheT because he deemed it unjust to TAX
che poorer classes to indemnify wealthy
shareholders.
Several planters hitherto considered wn-
compromising pro slavery men, gave eX-
preston to very liberal views, to tho great
astonshment of the audience. Captain
General Ceballa ia in favor of the policy
yyh!ch may be considered most beneficial to
che country. He is acting in an impartial
manner, waiting for the Shareholders ia
saku the initiItive. His course is warml Y
applauded by the people. The slavery
aud financial questions are now prominent
w before the public, and their solution al
sR early day is inevitable.
The United States steamer Nipsie arrived
tO-hay.
PARIS. January 29-Severai suspected
gntrInationalsts have been arrested at
MCntmat.e.
A large force of police last night Pre-
eeeded in detachment to MOntmatre and
sSu;ctly surrounded several suspicious quar-
ssrf. Search was then actively made,
4Shich resulted in the arrest of fOrty-two
persons alleged to DO members of the tnter-
SatiOnal Society.
The final protocol of the treaty OF com
dAerce between France and England, was
eirued this afternoon by Remusat and
S4yons, ambassadors.
Tho report that President Theirs in.
Gended 10 visit the Vienna exhibition is
e-OntradiCted.
4 special from Rome to che Etbcr's say.
She Pope told CorC~lleO, the present repre-
sentative of France at the Vatican, that he
would leave Rome if tho establishment OF
beads of religious orders were suppressed
S,y the Italian Cove nmant.
MADRID, January .y.-ihe report ~ Sic
committee on the abolition of slavery in
Forte Rice was presented to tbe lower
Gou4e cd tho GOrtes yesterday. The gos
Oynmcnt has promised TO allow a. !u!e els
ausaion of the subj GO.
SIvERPo01, January @%-Tho s9caNishiP
%ritannia went ashore OR Srran island.
She will probably wreck.
Arr we'd Steamship sIau6, from Se$ eT-
4, Ems; ships Scotia, from Mobile, and Jo-
%annah, + ON Galveston, both cotton laden.
The steamship FatchOy, which arrived
9@storday from New Orleans with cotton,
orpeI fenced heavy gales during the voyage.
ard was obliged TO throv @ver bo~sG paSt
Of ier sorgc.
lIsBoK, January :&o-Vhc SSrsziHiaN pa
ppeEE state shat ala ssssols from Rio JaneIr@,
entering rhe ports of the Argentine Repub-
&c, are sui,j, cted re- vigorous quarantine.
San FRANCISCO, January 29.-Adyices
ssoal SIenolulp state that the legitimacy oS
prince Guncla's election by the popular
sore Tegta finally on the ~ilcial election by
She legislative assembly. %fRch WAS 20
%1Se Sakcw place on January :, and on his
prescribed oath OF office. There lie no doubt
eAo assembly will accord 70 tho populaS 0ie-
o;sioR. Ale american shipmasters, St .
~acCSiNg, accepted che result OF the election,
end aSterwaTd, liz % body, sisted RGiBce
g.Woefa and exchanged congratulations.
Hhc Prince said in an address that his
EaOjry would be tS discriminate fairly be
eWccn native and Soreignev. Che prince =
S4ainbs were firse publicly indUpseH by q
AsasS meeting At honolulu December %.
s.Nt 2as received ne formal Endorsement
eFom the legislative assembly yet IN the
isRaads heard from OSiy enc vote Sss cast
against the Srince.
Che steamship Monfen@, due tomorrow,
will bring an embassy FROM Peru en- route
Q" 1;hiNB and ,Sapar, sent out Sc conclude
Pvra'iee 0s amity, commerce and navigation
end baSi2g spscisl reference 60 the natscs
OF GegHfatidg emigration to Peru.
TIE Eavos Extraordinary and &inistee
esNuipStentisrs 10 Captain fsOn Aurels
Garcia Garcia. ono ST the most distin-
4 risl e8 officers of the Peruvian navy and
Brother of the former Peruvian Minister 20
S&ashinls q. The embassy viii leave hege
6e~p 6t dec tbDatiopO on Saturday pess.