New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-14
FOREIGN.
In the Assembly.

PARIS, November l2-In consequence OF
their triumph in the Assembly yesterday
the Conservative party intends to take the
lead in the movement in favor OF dissolu
ton. 1t is generally believed the Assembly
will dissolve in December, and elections for
Senators be held in January, and for Rep
reseptatlves in February.
President MacMahon thanked Minister
Dufaure for his speech yesterday, and con-
graduated him on its success.
In the Assembly to day M. Dufaure intro
duced the press bill. By its provisions the
state of siege will be raised, except in AL
giers and the departments of the Seine,
Rhone, Bouches du Rhone and Seine ct Disc.
The bill also provides that the numerous
press offenses, such as insults to the author
tiles, false intelligence and instigation to
crime, shall be tried by the correctional
tribunals instead of by jury.
The conside ration of the electoral bill was
resumed. An amendment was adopted pro-
yiding that Algeria have three representa-
tives instead Of six in the new Chamber of
Deputies.
Milan Reviews His Troops.
BELGRADE, November 13.--Prince Milan,
while reviewing the troops to-day, an
nounced that the changed political situa-
ton rendered sending them to the frontier
unnecessary.
The Prince on His Travels.
PooNAH. November l3.-The Prince of
Wales arrived here to-day, and had an en-
thusiastic reception. His movements, after
leaving here, are uncertain. There are bad
accounts of the spread of cholera in the
various districts of the Madras presidency.
The trip of the Prince to GairsOppa Falls
and his shooting expeditions to Bayapoor
have therefore been abandoned. 1t is
doubtful whether he will even visit Madras
Won Arnim in Switzerland.
BERLIN, November l5-CGunt Won Ar
MIN is still at Vevay, in Switzerland. He
had asked leave of the court to remain
abroad longer, on account of the state of
his health, before undergoing imprisonment
Before the court answered the application
there appeared the libelous pamphlet
already described.
An English Tidal Wave.
LONDON, November l3-While the tide
was ebbing to-day, tidal wave ten feet
high swept up Parret river in Sommerset-
shire. At Bridgewater dock the gates were
burst, and vessels broke from their moor
ings; one was sunk and twenty damaged.
The weather is still inclement, and floods
and foundations increasing.
A Minister knighted.
Mr.. Wade, minister to China, has been
knighted.
The Prince Stays for the Cholera.
The cholera in Mulgherry districts, inter
feres with the movements of the Prince of
Wales. His visit to Bayapoor is uncertain,
pending the investigation of cholera there.
Won Arnim Again.
A Times special telegram from Berlin
says the Berlin criminal court has ordered,
at the instance of the public prosecutor,
the arraignment of the author OF recent
pamphlet containing document connected
with the Arnim trial, on the charge of in
eulting the Emperor and libeling Bismarck
and the Foreign Office. 1t is believed that
Count Won Arnim himself, OF some one in
his confidence, is the author of the offense,
which is punishable by many years impris
onment.
On Trial.
Captain Ambrose Aarlsen, of the Norwe
gian bark Prinds Oscar, has had prellmi-
nary examination at Newry, Ireland, Oh
the charge of killing Robert Fisher, one of
the crew.