New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-10
FOREIGN.

, Sir Stafford Nor. hcOte on the Washington
Treaty-strihe of Miners Fishermen
Drowned-FnIl OF Granary Floors
Several Persons Buried i'm the Wreck
The Prus.ian Diet X ochcf orI's Return
TO PrisOn-Fniiure OF silk Dealers.
LONDON January 9.-At meeting of the
Devonshire Chamber of Agriculture YES
terday Sir Stafford NOrthcOte made a
speech, in the course of which, while de-
oelining TO discuss the merits of the treaty
sof Washington, he declared he intended to
support the government policy with regard
10 it. He urged speedy payment of the
damages awarded by the Geneva board.
Disturbances were feared in South Wales
In consequence of strike of the miners
Eftynin fishermen of Yarmouth we're
drowned in the recent gale.
Edwin Gates has appealed to the courts
against the decree by which he was ex-
Oelled from the bar in 1861 while he was
absent in America. He states that the want
OF funds prevented him from making this
application years ago.
The upper floors of the granary of the
Lion brewery. at Lambeth, fell to-day The
managers. clerks and ether employees were
buried in the ruins. The fire brigade are at
work trying to rescue the victims, but there
a. little hope that any of them will be saved
BERLIN, Janury Gin the Prussian Dict
30 day an Interpolation, signed by large
sng the government by what authority OF
Jaw public journals had been prosecuted for
publishing the Papal allocutiOn.
General Won Room made a personal OK
elHnation. He had requested permission to
retire from the ministry, solely because he
desired TO be released from the burdens OF
Office, of which he had become weary At
She special request Of the commissioner he
cad withdrawn his resignation.
PARIS, January 9-RUchefort will soon
eeturn 10 prison to servo out the term of
his sentence, his health having been par
sially restored BY his residence in Yer
gailles.
LIVERPOOL, January 9.-Arrived-Aph- !
eOdite, from New Orleans.
LONDON, January 9-Bradford Brothers.
silk dealers, have failed. Liabilities $780,
900.
PARIS, January 9.-Prince Sapoleon's
action against ex-M mister lie Franc and the |
Project of Police, for illegal expulsion
srom France, came up for n hearing to-day. |
After preliminary proceedings, further |
Wearing was postponed one week. The |
Prince was interdicted from speaking in |
person.
MADRID, January 9.-General Maraines !
HAS been appointed commander-in-chief of |
the forces in tho north.
The BilbOa cable company has obtained |
concessions for the construction OF n spe-
%iai nus VI NIeErtpn from blOOa 10 Mad !
Sid for the Transmission exclusively of die !
catches received from abroad over its
cable.
KINGSTON, S8maics, 5anuarv 2.-There
Gas been an abundant supply of rain,
ahiCh. though late in the season, will save
She sugar crop, but the harvest will he dc
Saved three months
ON by-path leading to seven plantations
usn an estate in the parish of Clarendon, a
son OF the oyerseer, carrying money, was
way laid ana his head.cut off with IA razor
The murderer escaped with the money.
An agitation is being got M against the
COSTA Rlca RAILROAD Company for sending
its steamers here to draw of labor, while
large sums of money are annually expended
by this colony in importing laborers from
Calcutta