New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-06
FOREIGN.

Fourth of July at Geneva-RespOnse OF
Mr.. Adams-Threntening Conspiracy of
ROyalists in FFance-Terrib1e COnfla-
grafton in COnsfantlnOple-A ThOusanI
Houses Burned and Fire Still Raging
Our New Minister from France-The
Mexican Revolution
GENEVA, July 5.-The American anniver-
sary was handsomely celebrated here yes
terday. The city was gaily decorated, and
IN the evening banquet was given to the
American functionaries and visitors. Mr.
Adams, in responding to a toast, expressed
his qualification at the work recently ter
minated by which the fact of arbitration
was established. He said the tendency of
this result would be TO reverse the tradi-
tiOnal policy of the nations as to the mode
Of settling their differences.
LONDON, July IA special telegram from
Paris to the Daily Ne0s asserts that a
threatening conspiracy of Royalists, under
the leadership of the Due de BFOglie, for
the overthrow of the republic, was recently
discovered. President Theirs took action
for its suppression, and 1t is believed that q
dangerous movement has been defeated.
A dispatch from COnstantinOple brings
news OF terrible cOnfagration now raging
in that city. One thousand houses in tb<
poorer quarters and in the suburbs of 81
tari are already destroyed. When thnd
gram was forwarded no indieat
given that the fire was under cRat the
further details are anxously aWt place:
A dispatch from Calcutta r.
ship Rothsay was wrecked de NoailIes
seventeen lives lost. ter from France
PARIS, June j.-Thgs Paris to-day for
the newly appointe6er for New York.
to the United Staf the presidential isis
bTest' resi- 10 tsBe " coalition Of the right
Inc e1elte1g is growing weaker. Mac
Is suosldlngto to enter triumvira unless
against Aly plebiscitum.
manOn atiOn 6RK, July A Herald special
auJn3tamoros says: For several days
AtiOnary agents here have been en-
Roring to make the National Guard pro-
unce, by offering them money.
One Of these agents was arrested last
yht and imprisoned. The Guards have
t been paid, and much dissatisfaction ex-
S among them. The regulars here are
strusted, and are given no important duty.
General Cevallos telegraphed this morn
: from CeralvO. asking for money, the
mt of which retares operations on both
les.
NEW YORK, July 5,-A Matamoras dis
ten states that the government troops
der Cevallos have reached CeralvO, near
and operations against the revO-
5ioDists in Monterey will be carried on
I'm that point. A report is current that
evinO has captured SaltlllO, taking 1900
vernment troops prisoners; also report
his having captured correspondence
owing that the government has ordered
Q killing of all revolutionary prisoners
owe the rank of sergeant. The rev0lu- -
nsts design making LerdO de Tead>
esident instead of Juarez .rerry,
ALBANY, July 5.-Chtrles Crasmall, now
lited States consul at Asad vices from
re at home, has re2eit that there is no
vice consul to tbAos the steamer Edgar
ange in the p0Notwithstanding the posi-
TART matP issued by the Governor
g GINA that the American forces on
"a the Stuart be relieved as early as
sible, the forces renoain and will con-
le to do So Great efforts have been
1e by the Panama authorities to get con
Of the vessel, but the vice consul stands
. against their efforts. He had had his
threatened. and has notified the au-
rites he will defend himself with arms
inst any attack. Consul Perry leaves
his post on the next steamer.
ARIs, July 5, Eveni1tg.-The report Of
existence Of a conspiracy for the restO-
on of a monarchy is pronounced with
foundation, and the excitement is sub
LENDERS Of the party of the Left in the
emily called on President Theirs to-day
Express sympathy and offer support
ERLIE July j.--The Cricket Club ceie-
ted the fourth Will great spirit ye5OeF-
. There were no general festivities at
American legation or consulate.
LAvANA, July Blight more men Of the,
lnie expedition have been captured, and
2 four more cases Of ammunition have
n found on the beacb. where 1t was
led by the crew Of the Fannie. twenty
, expeditionisrs are still at large, but the
.niards are confident hat all viii be cap
ed.
;uban Major FajadO, with twelve armed
sixteen unarmed followers, surren-
ed at HOliuin.
The fortnightlg report Of the government
TCpHTNUED O Z PIRHTH PA9Ei