New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-06
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Nsseenheid, and demanded E nnmoe1v o .,
Amin while he was ambassador. The let
ters relate to the Counts private ana.11 , sn.
we're to be used a. pasis Ior csa sa1 h.d 81
psoceediuga which their posSee''o" A~>- ..
ready instituted. H..,. That n.
Tue count Sepneo ~ I."rsa Ha refnsei
papers were MOI IA ne and declared h.
To tel wDeTe my them The no,ic,
W01l0 n S md fruitless search Of thu
nremiaea and then conduc Ted the count t.
Berlin, where he WAS LOGGED IN the ponce
station. The counts residence In berll
was also eearcbed, Dut INC " PIP w1Io ~
found. oniy pfi'"0c ie''ef '''A ""'
seized. ..,;,, h.r1
MempeIs o. 1"e vcn A III a .;y..ar,.
Pet'tioneu .'.e H.lnpo . ~. ~. fhaoith !.
1o'9seo. w Ino s.ounH
ocG anu conhnew1 m usn Iso;dad to "a
Inc sIiouna, ~ lEeves nae .o,,;t ~. Sns
1e:se DlsnoP nootnau .i,a h;shon w;ij ht
Hic uncertain WnetDes .ho D'smp w." iii
aiecn1rged rs tne punnc proSeeu'o' w"
Appear 70 hgher couF''
Panic In stock hxcna.se.
A panic exists IN the otocA EAcnanso ~ ~
SCUM american stGcAs; ~ ovns Stst". VI
the insurrect'on ID 'ne Areen''ne 0'A'e"'
Broken snait'
The Scotia is proceeding up the channel
for Liverpool, under sail, having broken
Aee snsis' n...s.
.-.oDs ,vera burned IN death dur;na
aouI p1 ~ 49, of pa;sisv Sc..tiand lasi
-. AA WV
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.no"e" 10.
Tho britien schooner rckwcA' WILL
sailed from Richmond ieft ntst ior onn.os'
vas abandoned at sea IN as,nklhg cCnui''o"'
Her crew have arrived az flyWOutu.
Died.
p, w.rrar pr,ctor. known as Barry
ro.nysi, Tia Eno,ish author. ia dead.
~. r,.s,,,, .. France.
r. .lao,;on for .orr.
PARIS, OctODo' Ia ,.s.tarJov Raturns
clis gsneEal 49, ~ Gov frou, Int IN
navo oeo" TSor &c si,.btIv in favar Of the
districts. 1ney atI sn ,,s 80. H. Nentas
GonsorS1E:,xses Roras.ur wera carried Nv
Lyons. Aun a:. "u. Hi Tho consarvst;vcs
tne EePuonoSr1' ~ ,hn 5an.r,,n.nt. Ths
were s m.sIa 80 SIoctaf IN tha Ierart.
Luxe y H a:nH p.;~oe R"r.rarto dsSIstad
meDe VI OIs1 - S;.ao;n
Oo "SPo'0o1 ~ A'
Overaowing Of tho Nile.
in rising above the usual point reached in
periodical outflow, and there are great fears
Of disastrous inundatiOn. The govern
meut il lending it's assistance to prevent
damage to the country.
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80 natoha, s-p.r.r,. .dr;...
NV aoaA, E.oD 49, hi h.s hs ~. W.; ;n
s =. tro sTi - tha A.ssmh,v snthor;z;no the
UoGucea ~ 11o Assom~y LILY, =. 4Sa ~ t;. .aG
oesslon Oh Tue H sa.o ;ts f.st r r.iGa4
sOxelne .us.,.a 80 comm;ttas h"t = !:
rIu % Io. 20. $500" o,,'".;t;o,, -. :,
M.ely 70 MeoI WIN s't e. a; Spp;" VINO"
skn.u u."usas ~ a L P;"hr,o,a -
Inc oni'o" 0'S'0' ""S'"'p A'''"''o"" 40
"os" .a.n. of tho S,,r and H.,.ca
. ~. Hn+;nrs V c"atamaIo 'n No.,
ung from AhuEu a uu rsnn.ts ti a1ue a
sEsnquano .oIA p ,"0E; hato.a - W;th"n.
tnreo oc:ocA .no Gsonak .t U0. -.sn uTao
ny PreSlous wsInHk S~".s az a GnquaAo
s snOoA .no kt =. 49, 1872 IT, ,nouasant ea
Hom woss ~ oast .t;no, I'D he.;.or..1
.o.os VI soi ~ wovai;La ' ,,nS,ia
.puiseS ~, Eo ...es' su0 va SaI1 .. iaos.
t"t U TIL t.e so.;on ai"~e Nth ths .h",a
.. ;.;sio :. .n.,, .Io,,4 v,;tho't h ~ ="
s oss .u pos ss )" SSaa ~ ~. tS
@are ,;arc;r = cr;ss IF The nonmi.ce creaL;n1
md crackine of walls. loud sounds like
thunder from the earth beneath, the rat
Ting noise of tiles, houses and walls falling
which altogether formed hideous concert
which can never % forgotten. IL was very
dark TOO ana every visible OBJECT was In
v1cient mO.lon. Long aitSs tne nrst snock
3a0 passed there was SUI noise OF Waiis
tsnng' moro VI ess u,sta9I. qua.
..o:n 49,; I.1.. ~ 49, U"aota ~
marry ShocLs foIinwaa during tho n;abt
~ varv;no ;ntans;t;es evaSv ora IF
which rsve rise to new alarms and new
impIOrations for mercy. The night seemed
m age in length; fortunately no rain fell. |
About two dozen houses that were
inhabited have been destroyed, caus-
ing, a. far as could be learned. the |
loss of thirty-twO lives. The number of |
houses damaged and which will have to be |
taken down will be found considerable. In /
Guatemala, the capital, the shocks were |
felt but slightly. The Indians say that |
three villages at the foot of the volcano
have been destroyed, though this wants l
confirmation. The squares and open places
of Antigua are covered with tents and |
other modes of protection. The inhabitants
were filled with fear at the approach of
night, expecting q repetition of the earth
quake. At the same hour even carriages
and carts serve a. temporary abodes.
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