New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
FOREIGN.
south American Affairs,

PANAMA, December 2.-The political tenn
pest in Colombia has in measure ceased.
Private letters from Guayazueu speak of
The expulsion Of the Jesuits from that
country by a popular demonstration.
The finances of Peru are gloomy. The
government and banks may be said to be
virtually bankrupt. great fire occurred
at Malabergo.
A Buried Crime Brought to Light.
The Opinion NacionaI OF Lima publisnes
story that an immense quantity of human
remains have been taken from one of the
walls of the old San Andreas hospital; be-
tween 1000 and 5000 skeletons are said to
have been discovered. The San Andreas
hospital was built 10 1871. The South Pa
eifc Times, quoting the story OF the Opinion
Nacionat, says the impression generally
prevails that these bones belong to the vic
inns of the Inquisition. They appear to be
from $50 to 200 years old, and from their
appearance lead to the belief that the bodies
were thrown into the opening between the
walls. All the skeletons appear to be
clothed.
Havana Papers on the Message.
HAVANA, December 1.-The 70, de Cuba,
commenting On that part of the Presidents
message which relates to Cuba, saws
General Grants language seems to have
been chosen to wound the susceptibilites of
the Spaniards. He seems to ike playing
with fire. He does not know the tempera-
ment of the Spaniards any more than did
Napoleon"
The DiariO censures the tone of the mes
sage, which was published while negotia-
lions were pending between the United
States and Spain. 1t praises family the
Presidents refusal to acknowledge the
Cuban insurgents as belligerents, and says
that the part of the message relating to
Spain is studiously obscure. Finally, the
Diario at the conclusion Of two columns
and half of criticism, says:
'We believe General Grant has disguised
The insurgents and has wounded Spanish
pride in his unfounded assertions. His en-
tire message is contrary to the spirit of the
American people, who eminently desire
peace, and has satisfied no one."
The Turkish Complications.
LONDON, December ia Berlin dispatch
TO the Times says the Austria Russian ne
gotiations regarding Turkey, contemplate
the establishment of perfect equality be-
tween the Christians and Turks The am
bassadors of the powers are to be granted
information in regard to any measures pro-
iected by the Porte so as to be able to ad-
wise and influence its decision. Russia will
DO longer object to the plan of reform, if the
Porte consents to it.
Paris Contributes to the Centennial DIonu-
ment.
PARIS, December 1.-THE municipality
of Paris voted q subscription of $4,000 to the
fund for centennial statue to Liberty in
New York.
Elected to the Senate.
The following seven Legitimists have been
elected to the Senate: Messrs. J. De la
Roche, department attorney for the Loire
Inferieure; Pajot, deputy for the NOrd;
Thery, for the same department; the Count
De Treville, deputy for Andes; the Count
Of Cornulier Lucinere, deputy for Loire
Inferieure; Dumont, the Marquis De
Eranchieu, deputy for the Hautes Pyrenees.
dois, of the left centre, deputy for Dordogne;
Humbert, Of the left, deputy for Haute
Garonne, and Kolb Bernard, of the right,
deputy for the Nord. This makes ten al
together. The success OF the Legitimists is
owning to the support of the left
Troops for Cuba.
MADRID, December ll.-tifteen hundred
troops leave Cadiz for Cuba on the fifteenth
instant.
Tho Terms of Adjustment Agreed To.
VIENNA, December 1.-THE proposals of
the three northern powers with regard to
Turkish reforms, as amended in accordance |
with their viewa, have been definitely |
agreed to.
Bsiler Explosion and Loss of Life.
BREMERHAvEN, December ll.-After the |
steamship Mosel had embarked her pas
sengers for New York to-day in the outer !
port, the boiler of the ting Simpson, lying |
opposite, exploded. killing fifty persons and |
vounding many. The Mosel was 90 badly |
damaged that she can not sail to-day. The |
AOseI was to have taken the passengers of |
the Inflated Deutschland, Of the same line. |
Later.
/, II u now certain that the explosion was |
e oase Of dynamite belonging to the beg |
4nGo Of . passenger. But few details have |
Dasssngees sa6srsd but little. The fstali-