New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-03
FOREIGN.
Latest from Chjus and Japah,

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2.-The steanss
ship Vancouver arrived from Yokohama.
November 9, with Hong Kong datea of DC.
tober % and the following news:
The Chinese have agreed to everything
required by Japan; they recognize and ad.
NIT the justice of the Japanese course and
have paid q portion of the indemnity, tho
| month; they agree to keep the FOrmoss
savages under control for the future. Tho
Japanese will retire from the island. There
is great satisfaction in Japan over this res
suit. Renewed efforts were made to induce
the Chinese to submit their quarrel with
Japan to diplomatic arbitration, but tho
Pekin government was averse to such pr0o
posals. Twelve thousand Chinese troops are
in FormOsa, stationed about sixty miles
from the Japanese coast.
Mr.. Avery, United States minister, lett
Shanghai, October IA, for Pekin.
The Chinese pirate captain that seized
the ship, has been executed.
The Chinese transport Tayak, engaged
in carrying troops to FOrmOsa, ioundere6
at All Tawang Foo in the typhOon of Sep
tembcr 80, and sixteen lives were lost.
Other Transports, scattered by the same
storm, have not been heard from.
The authorities Of Hong Kong have taken
steps to prevent the shl lpment Of prostitutes
to San Francisco.
Chinese contractor, convicted of swinds
ling the government by making false esti.
mates for repairing the Emperor's summer
palace, has been sentenced to decapitation.
Lieutenant Commander G. Dasset has re-
turned to Yokohama from FOrmOsa. Has
reports 1000 Japanese troops in camp there.
The negotiations for the sale of the Pacific.
mail steamer China to Japan have been su.-
pended.
The United States minister's relatiorA
with the Japanese government are perfectly
harmonious. but his representations in r1-
gard to the military registration Of his SER
wants and the employment Of Mr.. Was.aH.
have passed unheeded.
"A party OF American ASTRONOMERS ara
already located near Nagasaki tor the oh.
servatiOn OF the transit Of Venus.
The boiler Of q steamer on Lake Brivi TX.
plOded. Tho passengers and crew. mum.
beting 100 persons, are reported as eitEc:
killed by the explosion or drowned.
The Effect Of Chambord's letter.
LONDON. December 2.--The Times CORE.
epondent at Paris telegraphs that the los.s
letter of Count De Oh smbord has caused q.
division Of the Cabinet. Two legitimiat
members. in consequence of tho injnncti tion,
are hostile TO support the demand Tor the
organization Of the Presidents powers. On
account of this disagreement the ternz Of
the Fresident's message hays not :,eeu
agreed to bv the Cablnct,
The President will accept the restgnation
Of the dissenting ministers it they sesnsiA
f.m in their refusal.
The GRIND yiziev Aues an Editor.
A speciai to the Daily News from Con.
stan.inople states that the Grand vizler haA
sued the editor Of the suppressed Lesems
Herdd for defamation Of character, and
that in the event Of his condemn alton tho
Turkish government will apply to ths
British embassy tor the editors expuisi0n
from the county.
lnternntional 9.asv Conferences
A Berlin dispatch to the Times says Rda.
sia contempiates reassembling next March.
in St. Petersburg. the international Law
lions will probably be made to secare tho
consent of Great Britain and soma ininOe
States. The work Of the conference will be
confined to the enactment OF purely philau.
thrOpic clauses OF = programme proposed by
Russia. 1t these endeavors fail tho three
northern powers may possibly settle the
yiarins Disasters
Twenty one lost ON the Scottish coast
alone dUriY; ii. gale Vi Saturday xs1 Su;l.
day.
nIsbarfrd.
The Lershers o; Gray's Inn to-day. afsss
djsbarged Dr.. Kenealey.
sylnvery Abolished mt tho Geld Caass.
Advices FROM Cape Coast Caa.ie 70 tho
seventh cs November say Governor
s;rahan has delivered tha Queens message
70 the King ani ths native chiefs saying
that England had saved them FROM ruin.
and hen ceto.:i slavery was abolished
Sma!i.Pox on Shipbonrd.
Considerable s,asm exist. here in eos.
eiu.nce q: ;:- discovery .s ei:h:
,a-.s %: .:nsl:-,.cx on board II. as..u..
hip Abont;.,ord. which j. .. ihe S.a.
cria doHks undergoing: l.r.ira ci dam.
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ihI, In''H.. y ~. "a The Passage .s"iN .anS.
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The Turks :E.nas.ss DaSiy-Psvsnrs see
aion Ot s"~ American Minister.
Mail at:F.cs7 ::'x. C.nstastirsp:.. -.
'he a".A.f'.. .'orpeI the trAnsmis.;on
rom tha: 80: ..a the twentieth eS N.yeus.
ber Of dis:.af..s> sead:ng as io;isw.: ..Tia
already e.i:.l.: l:isscntent Of ti.a s.I.l,s
matte Ca:ps =: the arbitrary acts of tha
government haa been materially Augmented
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