New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
Jorn>YINrtY, FROM FIRST rAGE !

commissioners. immediately alter MS us
partare. u no could not he hlrdeTed 10 iui,
fillinc tneI- duties. They are to proceed
directly 10 Pekl1. :.
The Njka,lo takes the Geenest interest in
the deliberations Of the goTei Liheat on 1he
Folmosa question. on the ioATth !nstaAt
be uer-ouativ visited the Office OF the first
hoard IT the government and presided over
the debate. an act almost without precedent
in modern times.
Uu1-ec sta7es Consul General S.aD bury
arrived aud assumed he duties OF his office.
General Myers and Colonel Lytord, OF the
UnlreG States army, specially commissioned
by President Grant 10 bring presents OF new
imIHuved arms To the sovereign OF japan,
are III Yedlo. They wsIeo with Iinlst r
Bingham. received by the Mikado.
Ia the unlikely event OF war with CHINA,
10 Is PROBABLE that these instruments 81
attack, among which were Calling guns.
would be made immediate 9!se OF. II does
moi appear, however, that Bingham has
3ssued any order forOidiiog oEeir Gel'ver"
to the Japanese authorities. The atal. 6I
the Slnoueski indemnity has taken turn
that could lever have teen anticipated by
Amer cans. Bingham Jlad oeceived instruco
SloFs from Wash!Gg ton 20 demand s-'6 pay
fnen3. and Ihe aEouns I6aS 9een deposited
80 his o:redJto
the Austrian Polar Expedition
LoSDoX. Sept elnDer 8o-Tne members Of
the Austrian Polar eA pee aiolo COR whose
fate great Gears were $eltO have been heard
fromo TAev were shipwreCkedo and .ook
sleighss n which 3hey succeeded. a.ier a
Song Journey On react 'rg S5e Norwegian
island Of Wardalo
Investigating tine Escape OF Bazaines
Psg!sO September io.-Tne official report
oi the commission Appointed 30 invesulgsf,
she circumstances ut Baza,ne's escape sms
plica'' s. the js.ilorss and states shat :hey
were ;rati.aled by Colonel Villettes Bao
za'ue's aid-de eampo 10 facilitate the pr'sOno
er's figLto But acauits Che CARLSON OF the
fore Of completely 81 the atfa'~o
Meeting Of the Permanent C0mnSttees
A meeting Of til" permanent COMMITTEE
of the National Assembly was held yesrer.
day. Buffet President of the Assembly.
presided Delahavo a depu.S of the left.
complained OF the continued rigoroys treato
Ment Of the newspapers By the governo
menc III tie municipalities lie also called
attention 10 che speech Of Captain Nun
advised Ais hearers to follow the example
OF the inhabitants OF tnat department at
the time ot tie first revolution, aud draw
their swords against their enemies.
Chanbaud Latour. Minister Of the In
teriors replied that the government would
make inquiries into this matter
Tirard, another deputy Of the left. com.
planned OF the unequal treatment of news
papers by the government Some me- re-
garded were favored and others were CD.
pressed He also made complaint against
she restriction placed on the introduction
OF foreign journals and Of the suspension Of
newspapers in Bordeaux because it was
stated that Marshal MacMahon was coidly
received during his recent Journey Tira~d
declared that notwithstanding the proceed.
,1ngs by the government the Paris gag1
was allowed To incite citizens TO hatred of
each other He demanded a cessation OF
these rigorous measures
Cham baud La,our justified the ac..oE of
the government in suspending joul mails n
Bordeaux and n prohibiting the publica.lon
cf eight otner Bonapartst papers. He
stated, however, that he regretted the ne.
cessltv of such proceedings.
NJ Picard asked the government 70 en-.
force the decision Of the Assembly apol; =.
Spg an empire
He said that Berger Bonapartlst cani.
date Tor the Assembly IN the department
OF Maine So Loire, had issned q circular 10
electors Ignoring this decision
Chambaud Latour said he disapproved OF
this circular, but it was uniting to in terteIe
because il would be ep invasion % electoral
liberty
Several members Of tie extreme right
uttered the!r protest against the rece mi.
1icn OF Serrano's government in Spain. D!
Garse ~ vas opposed 20 !he inr rests Of
France
Chambaud La:ous replied that France
had acted n harmony With other powers.
lie added shat large bodies OF troo;,s had
been dispatched 20 she 3rant!er 20 prese. &c
strict neutralrvo