New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-18

| the others are dead or have left the island,
Their army numbers from $4,000 to 10000
men. the larger majority of whom are nes
groes and Cinnamon. The leaders hold
out Tor the sake OF the power they enjoy +.
regarding 1t as compensation for their
troubles. The negroes refuse to surrender
because they enormously believe they will
slavery. If they give up.
The D'dr,o concludes: ''Foreign hationa
can, but will not, interfere in the internal
affairs of the island. If duration of q war
| is good reason for intervention, then the
foreign powers should have interfered i'm
the United States to stop their war with
the indians, which has lasted much lOngese
than ours, and is not yet ended"
The Reichstag.
/ BERLIN, December l6-The Re;cbstap f0s
day adopted a resolution declaring that in
order TO uphold its dignity, an amendment
! 70 tie constitution is necessary, to prevent
the arrest of members during session.
German Commission to tho CentenniaIs
German commission to the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia has been ap.
pointed. DIR. jacob, director of the section
OF commerce and industry in the Ministry
OF Commerce, was made president of the
commission, whose headquarters will be in
Berlin.
1T is rumOred that Bismarck regards rhe
action of the Reichstag Yesterday in voting
that in OSder to uphold it's dignity the con-
stitution should be amended so as to pre-
J vent the arrest Of deputy during session
as equivalent to a. vote OF want of conf.
dence, and is determined to resign. 1t il
further said that in consequence of this
view of the Chancellor the resolution will
be modified at to-day's sitting Of the Reichs
stag.
Sentenced for Mutiny.
LEMON. December 1.-THE crew Of the
brig Bracklesby at Liverpool, recently from
Galveston, has been sentenced to imprson.
ment Tor terms ranging from six 10 sighs
weekss tor nutiny.
Ship Burues.
SHANGHAI, December l6-The American
snip Horatlo, which arrived here on the
second instant from New York, llas been
Destroyed by fire. lI
Storm in the Bag Of Biscay.
SANTANDER December 1.-THE stornf In
she Bay of Biscay continues. Many boats
and over seventy persons are missing. Nc
forsignmail ineight days.
Specie.
PARB, December H.-Speeie in the Bank
Of France increased {, 500 900 france
Dangerous Accident BY Heavy snowo
The heavy enOw crushed q market, bS
which many persons were killed and in
jured
LoNDo&, December 1.-THE bark Dol.
phin, from Charleston, for Bristol, put into
Nantes. having received much damage by
severe gales.
The bark iothesav. from Norfolk. for
Liverpool, arrived at Falmouth to day. She
encountered heavy weather and is consid-
srably injured.
Talk About Afsmarckes Intentions,
BERnIN. December 1.-The Post of this
city. in its issue today, expresses the hope
that Bismarck has not vet definitively de-
cided to resign from the government, bus
adds that, however deplorable such q Ies
cision by the Chancellor must be regarded,
it would not be productive of imminene
danger to the State.
The hScus Zsitung says that the llfmora
OF the ChancellOr's resignation emanated
from his intimate friends, who say that the
Prince declared he was weary, and that it is
impossible for him to govern with the press
ent majority in the Reichstag.
Another report gives Herr Denzin, a
deputy in the Reichstag. as authority for the
statement that the Prince intends resiguing
his portfolio in the government. Herr DEM
zinsit is stated, announced that Bismarck
stated ''That in view of the yascillating
majority in the Reichstsg he would ha
forced to resign"
bismarck had an interview with the En-.
peror to day, The rumors OF his resignation
are still repeated, but in some parliament.
ary circles it is reported that the difficulty
has been completely settled. The opinion
is almost unanimously held that yesterday'0
action Of the Reichstag was not vote of q
want OF confidence, and it is considered
certain that even if the Chancellor haa
rendered his resignation the Emperor will
not accept it. =.