New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
WHOLE NUMBER 1890.
were 3 to 7 for carrying. Governments
opened strong; very firm all day,
FOREIGN.

| Halfway Collision Nine Killed Mar
| quis OF Lorne-He Deprecates Scottish,
Emigration - Assistance to Samo.
Sufferers = Railway Travel Blocked
by snow Movements of CarIists-
| French Constitutional Project-Stop.
| ping the Salaries of fPriests-ExpuIsion
OF Jessiits from Hungary Demanded.
LONDON, February S.-A collision on the
| North British railway near Dunbar has
just taken place. Nine killed and several
wounded, many Of whom will die.
The Marquis OF Lorne presided over the
| meeting of the West CT un'y III ghlanders.
The Marquis deprecated Scottish emigra-
ton. lie regretted, he said, to see Scotch
man leave his country, even to go to Glas-
gov, but was deeply grieved when they
went to the United States If, however.
the people were determined to emigrate. be
hoped that they would stick to the old flag,
and go to tie British colonies
ihe cotton mill near Oldham was se-
riously damaged by fire, causing the loss of
employment to 100 persons.
PARIS, February 8-The government has
closed the medical school at Montpelier.
No cause assigned for so doing.
Owing to the heavy snow, railway travel
~ Sstopped in the north of France.
The English mails are two days overdue.
Late intelligence from the north of Spain
says that the Carlst force, which was dc
feated by the Spanish troops at Aya, has
obtained fresh recruits, and is again ready
to take the field
General Moriones is the commander of
the royal troops at Alsaaseue He is ap-
prelienslve OF an attack by the insurgents,
which be fears he would not be able to re
sist, and demands that reinforcements be
sent him Immediately.
General Ollo, who commands 5000 Car
lists, has defeated the government forces
near Deva, in the province of Guepezazoa,
and now threatens the troops under Gen
eral Urgara.
A court at Lesieux has sentenced nine
persons to pay fines and suffer imprison-
ment for atiliating with the Information
alsts.
The Committee of Thirty of the National
Assembly to-day resumed and completed
the consideration of the constitutional
project.
The amendment proposed by M. Hanson
vile was adopted, providing that the coun-
Gil of ministers shall decide whether tl 9
presence of nj. TGieis is required in the
Assembly during the discussions on inter a
peliation.
The proposal of Mr.. Dufaure, providing
tor speedy legislation on the subject of the
election tor and composition of the next
Assembly, the composition and powers of
second chamber, and the organization of
an executive during the interval between
the dissolution of the present and the meet
ing of the next Assembly. was rejected.
The committee then adopted the remain
ing articles, and elected Duke de Broglie
its reporter. 1t is believed the action of
the committee will lead to a r1pture be-
tween President Theirs and the Assembly.
MADRID, February S-Only two negative
votes in the vote. Confidence in the Min
istry.
Five hundred Carlists, under SabalIo,
made an attack yesterday on Villadrate,
but were repulsed by the garrison, number
ing only one hundred men.
The authorities announce that the insur-
rection in Saragossa has been completely
His majesty King Amadeus has signed
decree for the reorganization of the artil-
ery service. Several officers who opposed
any change, have rendered their resigna-
ions.
De Comedies, the new French ambassador
20 the Vatican, presented his credeht tials TO
he Pope to-day.
The United States steamer Shenandoah
arrived at Spezzia yesterday.
Re3r Admiral James Alden and several
If his officers are in Naples and will be re-
eived TO morrow by the King, Victor
emanuel.
The Swiss Council of State has stopped
he salaries for three months of all priests
Who read unauthorized the papal brief
a separate bishOprc for Geneva.
The conference at Basle has determined
o establish a grand Swiss council of dis
enters from Rome
PERTA, FEBRUARY 8.-A resolution has
een introduced in the Chamber of Depu-
les. urgently demanding the expulsion of
he Jesuits.
CoNsrANTIEoPLE, February 8.-The gov
rnment has sent assistance to the sufferers
Y the earthquake at Samoa