New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
FOREIGN.

Berlin Cab Drivers on n strike-Liver"
p0oi Arrivals Unknown Steamer
FOundcred-AH Decentralization In
Cadiz Harbor-Ninety Lives Lost.
catholic Opposition to Educational
HiN-'rhe Compact of BOrdeaux-It
VIII be Maintained-POlicy of Thiers
Dennnded-king lof Portugal Dimes
EN-king of Spain-Fr0m Mexico-The
Border TrOubles-LOzada Driven to-
the MOunfaius-TroubIe at BaliZe-.
brazilian Items.
BERLIN, March 1.-The cab drivers Q;
this city are on strike. and the public is
| greatly inConveuienced thereby.
LIVERPOOL, March I..-Arrived-The TO-.
lowing cotton laden vessels: Resolute, trOuS
Savannah; Duke Cornwall, from New Q..
| leans.
Liverpool says a steamer, the name o9
which is unknown. ioundered this movn;n:
in the river Mersny. below Liverpool. al
on board are supposed TO have perishcd.
4 collision has just occurred ;n GadiS
harbor. Ninety lives lost.
The Catholic bishops of ireland have re.
| solved to oppose the education bill. ana
have sent an address TO the Irish members
! Of Parliament. urging them to press !Og it8
! withdrawal
! PARIS. March lin the National Assem-.
| bly,, to-day, NJ. Dufaure Minister of Justice,
, made long Speech in which he declared
| that the compact Of Bordeaux would be-
! maintained by the government. This state.
| lnent was received with satisfaction by the
; Conservatives. and the Assembly, by vote
of i99 against 200, declined to continue the
| discussion Of the proposal embraced in the
| report of the committee.
I In the debate in the National Assembly
| this afternoon, previous to the decision to
| proceed TO the disc dssion Of various clauses
-. :
| n. Dufaure quoted from the speech OF NJ.
| Theirs. delivered at the time of thecompac.
| of Bordeaux. in which the latter pledged
! his word as an honest man, that the final
| form OF government of France should re-
| main in allegiance.
/ NJ. Dufaure reiterated those assuraf,.
ces. and said that all parties should re tain
| their liberty Ut action; II was desirable to
| continue the party tluce after the territory
| of France was liberated from occupation
| by the German troops, otherwise OUtbreaka
| were possible. II You wish, said NJ. DG.
| tanre, to prevent anarchy, you must vOts
for the bill submitted by the eominittc.
| NJ. Ricard. a member Of the minority Of
the committee supported the bill because
the government. though provisional. was
thoroughly republican.
NJ. De Larcy rejected NJ. Ricards inter.
probation that the bill is an advance toward
the definite establishment of republic. and
claimed that the Assembly could exercise
constituent power whenever, ia its iudg-
ment. the time was oppOrtune.
LISBON. March IA farewell court din
ner was given tonight by King Luis to eX-
King Amadeus and wife, who will probably
take their departure from !AsbOH Tor Italy
on Monday next.
CITY OF Mexico, February 22.-~The Tic0
Republics Gays that the difficulties Oh tho
frontiers CT Mexico and Texas are not prop.
erly appreciated in Washington. When
the affair Is fully investigated it will ba
seen that the annexation fever is the cause
OF the maraudinc by both parties. This
fever has prevailed in Texas since its set
tlement by the Anglo SaxOns ard Its final
separation from Mexico. The fever fora.
erIy prevailed without any preteHt. bu:
now it is aggravated by the disessi'Ss GA
the Rio Grande.
The army has driven Lczaia's forces into
the Sieyraso He ~ now tortlying the de.
files tn pgeven: the advance OF tho tederals.
.tn English Inan-of-was has br0Ugh:
documents TO the government relative ia
the attack OF the vUcatan Indians upon
Balize.
The PrDgress says: II IL truly amusing
that when a residence among the English
az Yucatan brings abuse the British gov.
ernmen, should recur TO Mexicaas DD ac-
count ot Indian attacks
The |t"gis says .he government has pOsc.
Ian : demand. owing to the STATE, Of affairs
existing between England and Mexico. J..
fears tho communication Of England il
friendly. and is dcsirous of knowing her re-
ply. IN the meantime. the Balize and Texas
entang lPments are not to be despised.
LISBON. March 1.-The mail steamship
from Rio J4neigo February 6. arrived her:
| to-day.
A decree had been issued by the Brazilian
government permitting foreign vessels TO-
ascend the MadeI4 river as far as the falls
of San Ant0nia ihe Brazilian Ministers
! of Foreign Atfairs and Public Works had
resigned and were succeeded by CarovellaH
and Castaperelra. !espectH ely.
| IA was reported :t Rio .janeirG that the
| au )ritis OF Mont vedo and BuonOs
| Ayres had determined to close those ports
! against vessels coming from Brazil, in COZ.
! sequence o: the prevalence of yellow feves
| on the coast of that country.
| VERSAILLES. March Lit u expected
| that both the yigh: and left will Insist upon
| a distinrt Statement: from President YhIeys.
! OF til. policy 0: the executive.