New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15

Liverpool Arriyais-Duke de SsraInmOne
Refuting Count Won Beust-Ship RuB
INTO and Sunk-Prussian Cabinet OFF,
Ger Resisned-RaiirOad Aceident-The
American Fleet-The Spanish COrtes e
Cariist Band Dispersed.
LIVERPOOL, January l4.-Arrived-
label. from Savannah; and steamer Louis
lana, from New Orleans.
LONDON, January If.-The Daily Tcle-
gTGph publishes letter from tho Duke do
Grammont, announcing an early refutation
of Count Won Beust's statement as to
Austria's policy toward France at the be-
ginning of the Franco German war. He
says he will prove that Austria, after the
declaration of war promised France mate
rial support; that she only required time to
arm herself, and find pretext for hostili-
ties with Prussia.
An opportunity would he furnished in an
ultimatum to Prussia demanding the OBJ
servance of the stipuiatiOns of the treaty
Of Prague. This would be refused Aus
tria would then join France in an alliance
offensive and defensive.
The ship Anna LassoD, from Iill Island.
Norway, for New York, was run into and
sunk. Three of the crew we're drowned.
An American bark, name unknown, is
ashore in the British channel She ia
breaking up, and it is feared ali hands will
be lost.
ut Dudu VI IEIhid Will leave IeDeTHn
next April on a European tour. He will
visit st. Petersburg, Berlin, Vienna, Lon
don, Paris and ConstantinOple.
PARIS, January 1.-THE committee of
thirty sat to-day at Versailles. President
Theirs was present The report of the sub
committee was read. 1t proposes the adop-
ton of the following decree by the Assem-
bly,;
WHEREAS, The Assembly interrogativeiy
rnSprypa itself fine cOnatftup0t
hereby DEGREES:
/. The President of the republic shall
communicate with the Assembly by mes
sage, nevertheless. he may be heard BY an
noHucing by message his intention to speak.
At the close of bis speech debate will be
adjourned to subsequent sitting, in order
that vote shall not be taken when the
President is IN the Chamber
2 The President shall promulgate all
laws declared urgent within three days
after their passage or demand fresh de-
bate thereon, and all laws not declared
urgent he shall promuIgate within one
month after their passage. or may suspend
the third reading of the same for one month.
j. After the dissolution of the present
Assembly its powers shall devolve upon
the two Chambers.
The report also recommends that the
committee OF thirty be instructed by the
Assembly 10 prepare law regulating cleo
tions and prescribing the qualifications of
electors, and law defining the powers of o
second chamber.
President Theirs expressed dissatisfaction
with portions of the sub committees e report
lie said the suspensory power over legisla-
ton was wholly insufficient, and he objected
to the excessive formalities requested before
ne could address the Assembly.
He urged that provision be made for the
extension OF the executive power for q
term OF six weeks after the day on which
the Assembly might dissolve. In other
respects he could agree to the reCOmmenda-
tions of the subcommittee.
BERLIN, January l4.-SchchOw, Minister
of Agriculture in the Prussian cabinet, has
resigned, and k0nlgsmark has been ap-
pointed.
CALAIS, January l4.-An accident oc-
CURED to an English mail train on the
Northern railway, near Maringnesse. Two
persons were killed aud several injured.
MARsEILLES, January lathe American
feet sailed from Villafrauca for Spezzia.
MADRID, January 1.-THE COTtes reas-
setnbles tomorrow. its first business is to
appoint special committee on the bill
abClishing slavery in Porto Rico
The King sUmmGaCd Marshal SerranO TO
the palace, and held u long con n-ultation
with him. The journals are full OF various
comments on the circumstance.
Another detachment of troops, coo strong
sails Tomorrow tor Cuba.
The largest Carlist band in Biaeav has
been dispersed by the troops. It's leader,
GiovieDa, escaped, and has probably
reached the frontier.