New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
WHOLE NUMBER 1854.

tory, have fallen off. The deficit is evidently Y
gone to the United States
Mr.. Laing, Liberal, has been elected
member of Parliament sfor the Otknsy
/ islands.
The steamship Pladda eunk of the coasa
of Northumberland, while en- route from
this city to Dundee. No lives lost
The United States trigate Franklin has
left Malta, where she was repaired, fop tbs
| Chinese waters, via the Sxez canal
BERLIN, January S.-Bismarck has seat
the Federal Council draft of the oonyer-
tion with the Danish government, to faoili-
| tate the rendering of assistance to the ne
| cessitious citizens of Germany and Dexs
mark. in either country.
BERNE, January S.-The Swiss Federal
| Council has threatened to use rigorous
measures against the Canton of Villas, be-
| cause jesuit masters have been tolerated II
| the schools.
ROME, January s.-The Pioneer Protest
| ant Church in this city was consecratsA
to-day, seven American clergymen taking
| part in the ceremonies.
| BELGRADE, January S.-The armament of
the Servian militia is progressing rapidly.
| There is much excitement over the rail
way question.
Sr. PETERSBURG, January S.-A bulletin
issued from the palace this evening an
nounceS that the Czarovitch now has but
slight fever and he continues to gain
strength.
HAVANA, january s. -j3t4~ral Chincilla
aud the troops who accompanied him to
Halguin, have returned to Havana The
regulars will probably resume their duties
of guarding the fortress about here.
LONDON, January 8-Carriages of the
aristocracy besieged the residence of Napo-
leon at Chiselhurst this afternoon, to re
ceive the three o'clock bulletin. The an
nOuncement that the ex-Emperor is worse
creates much alarm among the adherents OF
the family.
LONDON, January 8, Mdnight.-A bulle-
tin from Chiselhucst at nine o'clock tonight
says Napoleon's sutferings are acute, but no
has strength and his endurance is great.
VERSAILLES, January 8, Evening.-The
Assembly was engaged this evening in dis
cussion of the bill from the Superior C0un-
Gil of Education. The Deputies of the
Left made vigorous attacks upon what
they termed reactionary composition of the
Council, which was made up of clericais
who were alphabetically subservient to
Rome. These expressions 0ccasioned COM
motion on the floor, which was put an end
to by adjournment. Dupanloup speaks to-
morrow.
PARIS, January SIT is expected Rivera
will present his final report of the prelimi~
nary investigation in the case of Marshal
Bazaine TO the Assembly within a fortnight.
1t is said that the conclusions arrived at by
the investigating committee are decidedly
unfavorable to the marshal. His trial, for
political reasons, has been postponed until
German troops have completely evacuated
French territory.
Count de Remusat, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has received an important dispatch
from NJ. Corciller, French representative at
the Vatican.
German customs officials refuse to allow
free admission of French printed fabrics
-
Berlin is now negotiating with the German
government in relation to the matter.
A meeting of the members of the leff
centre in the National Assembly was held
to-day to select chairman. Casimer
Perier, who was the most PROMINENT candi-
date, failed to secure a sufficient Namber of
votes to insure his election. The party is
hopel6ssly divided.