New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-23

| smaii-PON in Peru-The Prince Imperial
Hts Political GuardiRns-COmmunI
| Shot-Dr. POiZe Dangerously III-BuIa
wer's Burial Place-Visc0unt Bury on
Treaty of Washing tOn-Masses for the
Ex-EmperOr-AbOlishi slavery in
| Porto RicO-Extensiye German Emil.
! grafton to America,
| NEW YORK, January 22.-Advices fronS
| Peru report the smallpox raging in Lima
| and other cities.
| LONDON, January 22-It is reported that
| at the conference recently held at Chisels
| hurst it was decided that the Empress Eu-
| genie and Prince jerome Napoleon should,
| be the political guardians of the Prince Ims
! perial, and therefore direct the movements
| of the party. 1t is said no manifesto ana
| bouncing the intention of the Bonapartists
will be Issued, nor will any proclamation
be published. The Prince Imperial will not
be called Napoleon ", but will be known
as Count Picrrefords. He has adopted as
| his motto "Strenth, but not injustice"
dispatch from Genoa says that the
Rev. Edward Bourie Puzy, d. D., we'll
known English divine, is dangerously i'll in
that city. His friends have been tele,,
graphed for, and are Fastening to his bedo
side. Dr.. Puzy is now in his seventy-thirG
year.
The remains of Sir Edward Bulwer Lyte
ton will be buried at Kenilworth to-mofrowe
Nscount Bury delivered lecture at
Colonial Institute, in this city, last nighta
on the treaty OF Washington, which hea
thought was satisfactory as increasing
friendship between Great Britain and the
United States.
PARIS, January 22.-Ferovilly. DeCamp
and Berot, the condemned Communists,
were shot early this morning on Satory
plain. Fer0villy died without uttesing' as
wordo DeCamps last words were Il die
tn. IAg,,
lawyers and Theirs - BerOt died cheering
the republic, the Commune and the armye
Only one voiley was fired, as all died inc
stantiy. There Were but few spectators on
The ground to witness the execution.
Masses for the repose of the soul eS tho
late eX Emperor Napoleon, were celebrated
in number Of churches in this city to day
and large crowds attended the services
The water IN the river Seine Is again
very high. 1t has risen one metre and sixty
centimetres above the ordinary height an6
another inundaton is feared
BERLIN. January 22-By order of enc
Emperor William, the German court wil$
90 into mourning one week for Nap0eono
MADRID, January 22-A special cons
Inittee of Congress on the abolition OF
slavery in Porto Rico will probably pressns
their report to that body tomorrow The
question OF indemnitication of slave .swne,a
has been settled. and details alone ..eiaV
the Sepois. ohe committee will Gy.9osss
that the emancipation Of the Stages .hall
be complete iel four months after shs pro.
mulgatior or Passage of the bill. Tho
Cortes will commence 90 discuss the bill at
an early dag. Marshall Serrano na cone
Servativc deputies Will secide tosi. .. apon
the course they intend TO pursues
Congress was engaged to-day in debating
the bil! presiding !.S somgUlsor. s..sigs
ia Che armyo
ST. i'ETERsB!s;., January :.-,TAs G'sa&
Duchess Helene PauloOna is dead.
LIVERPOOL, January 22.-Arriye3-GiS-
schen, from New Orleans.
BERLIN, January 22-There is an extenO
slVe emigration movement to America.
among the Germ IN colonies in Russia One
hundred and twenty families have left BeT-
Znd alone.