, 1872-07-10

Chief Executive, and it was resolved TO
leave NJ. Theirs to rely entirely for support
to his Administration upon the party OF
the Left.
During the session of the Assembly to-
day, the delegates of the Right summoned
the Duke d'Aumale to a conference in the
cOmmlttee-roOm.
The members of the Ministry all tender
ed their resignatian to President Theirs be-
fore his interview with the delegates of the
Right, but they were all persuaded by the
President to withdraw their designations to-
day, with the single exception Of NJ. Larcy,
the head of the Department of Public
Works, to whom it appears the Right have
offered inducements to persists IN his de
termination to resign.
The delegates OF the Left are meantime
quiet spectators of the expected crisis in
public affairs, but maintain an observant
attitude.
1t appears that the counter proposals OF
France to Germany, in the matter of the
early payment of the indemnity to the lat
ter, We're not, as has been reported, des-
patched to Berlin yesterday morning but
nevertheless a favorable solution of the ne.
gotiations between the two Powers for the
anticipation of payments and the gradual
relief of the French soil from armed occu-
patton, is expected on terms much the same
as alrea " stated.
June %.
Alexandra The Khedive of Egypt
leaves this city for Constantincple to-mor-
row.
London.-The Australian telegraph au-
thorities have arranged to convey kilograms
over the section of country where the land
lines are yet unfinished. By this means
business, although sustaining a slight de-
lay, may be expected to pass regularly and
with considerable reliability to Australia,
South Australia, Victoria, Queensland,
New South Wales and Tasmania.
The section Of line Incomplete is now only
about u hundred miles.
A Melbourne Journal says that messages are
passing along the Trans Australian line to tele-
graph for some one thousand two hundred miles
north of Adelaide, and that there can be no
doubt that English news will speedily come to
hand by route.
June 90.
GENEyA-All the gentlemen engaged in the
settlement Of the Alabama claims BY arbitration
are still absent from the city with the exception
Of Bancroft Davis and Caleb Cushing.
Nothing has transpired to this hour calculated
to weaken the hopes that are entertained of
friendly settlement of the questions pending for
adjudication.
1t is now stated that when the Board of Arbi-
tration meets again on Wednesday, the Goth
instant, the American Agent will maintain that
the Tribunal can adjourn like any other court;
that the powers conferred by the provision I'M
der which it was constituted enable it to enter
tain the question of the admissability of the in
direct claims, and that if England persists in a
refusal to proceed with the arbitration America
will press for judgment. by default.
The daughter Of Baron d~'Itajuba, the Brazil
ian Arbitrator, died to-day.
WAsHtNGToN.-The reception Of Bancroft
Davis dispatch on Friday last to the effect that
the question of the admissability of indirect
claims had passed from the hands of the agents
of the two governments, and was now under the
control of the Board of Arbitration, gave rise to
the opinion that what had been a matter of diff
ference between the United States and Great
Britain was about to be happily ended. From
dispatches received here within the last two
days it appears that a serious question is pre-
scented to the Tribunal of settlement, and which
may require an adjournment beyond Wednes-
dow Dovt for tic consideration Hba TTo;taJ