New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-22

north OF England and Scotland. Ali the
rivers in that section are much swollen. |
Railway and telegraph lines are. inter.
rupted, trees uprOOted in all directions and
chimneys and walls prostrated. Many |
persons were injured in Edinburg by flying |
debris. Three houses at Stockton were de- |
molished and one person killed. At Ayce,
Scotland, twenty vessels broke adrltt IN
the harbor, which is shallow and exposed,
all of which were more or less damaged.
aud one totally wrecked. Three persons
were drowned ut Deal and two at Sunder
land. The Bessemer saloon steamer, lately I
launched, and lying at Hull, dragged her
anchors and ran aground. but foated on
and is now adrift in tue Humber. Tugs
hare gone 70 her assistance. 4
Additional dispatches have come to hand
showing that the gale in the North last
night was far more severe and destructive
than was indicated by the first reports.
Tho storm extended to SCOTLAND. 3he
steamship Cheseon, from Glasgow for
Shanghai, was driven ashore near Ardiossan,
and is going 20 pieces. Fourteen OF the
crew were washed overheard and drowned.
Persons left on board, some fifty in number,
took to the rigging, where they yet remain
in full sight from shore. Eforte are being
made 20 save them. Several lives have
been los. also in England. Reports from
Hartlepool, Guilds Hall and other ports and
from inland towns bring intelligence OF
grea. damage to shipping, factories and
other property.
The Bolton AtSihs Settled.
Tho arbitrator TO whom was referred
questions in dispute between the striking
cotton operatives at Bolton and their eM-
ployers has decided in favor OF the masters,
and the proposed reduction OF five per cent
in the operatives wages goes into effect i'm
mediately.
The formation OF corps OF Irish rife
volunteers is being agaitated, and extensive
demonstrations are being made in its favor
in Ireland. 4 strong effort is being made TO
obtain the consent Of the government TO
SIsre About schles~ts.
Tho Eaderstcben. Danish newspaper,
denies the statement that the attitude of
Germany toward Denmark, relative to the
recent expulsion Of Danes from Schlesvig,
has been conciliatory. The same paper de-
clares, upon what it claims to be good au-
thority, that the reply Of the German gov
eminent to the representations OF tho
Danish minister was neither courteous nor
Killed by Tuxks.
! A party of Montenegrins were recently
! attacked by Turks in the province of Al
| bania and seventeen of them killed. The
affair created great excitement in Monte
l negro, and Joint committee OF the two
! countries has been appointed to investigate
| it.
/ Suspended.
| The bank O! Entire Rios has suspended.
| Marine.
The bark Lindo, from London, via Deal
| for Galveston. has put back to Ramsgate
Trouble Brewing in she Asian Provinces
The Pail Mall Gazette Of to-day has a dis
J patch from St. Petersburg announcing tha,
affairs are critical in Turkestan and khiva
! TurcOnians are growing bOlder in their at
tacks and depredations upon the tribe!
! friendly to Russia. The government Of the
| Car has ordered the Khan of Khlva to re
dress the disorders, and the Khan has re
! piled that he will carry out the instruc
! tons OF the Gar.
A Conspiracy Discovered.
Another dispatch to the d0se'te says 1
conspiracy has been discovered in Oren
burg. and tina: many arrests have bee'
made.
The steamship Chusan, OF Glasgow. fO
Shanghai. ia ashore. Fourteen of her crew
were drowned. There are t!ty'eight III tn
rigging.
| PARIS. Octobe. !l-Monsieur Montour
formerly private chaplain to Napoleon !. il
dead. He has belueathed 15o 600 francs Il
the Prince Imperial. and the same amour
to the Pope.
I San Francisco, october 2l.-The steam
er Japan brings Yokohama dates of Sep
tember 90. The French government. y
present, takes the lead in pushing the de
mand for the opening OF the entire empire
I The correspondence shows vehement dlsp0
sitiou to wres: this concession from Japan
In spite Of all reinonstrances. The Mikad
gave breakfast on the twenty second in
stant to all the foreign diplomats, at hi
own residence. This was the first enter
tainment at which the sove reign has freely
mingled with foreign guests, and received
them at his table. Affairs between Japal
and China remain precisely as they were.
Yokohama papers contain positive an
nouncement Of war and equally positive
announcement of perfect understanding, al
! Of which are unauthorized. The highes
patriotic spiri. is exhibited throughout th'
country. The mobiles have offered a Iarg'
portion: Of their revenues to tho govern
ment. The popu!ace OF every province arr
forming into volunteer regiments. and th'
mercantile class have expressed their desirt
to serve both by contributions and IL th'
fe!a in case war should be declared.