New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-01
FOREIGN.
Cotton Arrivals at LiverpOOI-strike of
Cartmen-SpRnish InsurrectiOn-MRrs
shall SerranO's PrOcIamattOn-ShOt for
Murder Of Commune HostaRes.

Carmen-Spanish InsurrectiOH-MRr-
shall SerranO's PrOcIamatIOn-ShOt for
Murder of Commune Hostages.
LIVERPOOL April 30.-Arrived-COttOn
laden vessels: Hampton Court and L. B.
Gilchrest from Savannah, Norwester and
Lydia SkOfeld from New Orleans, and the
Windsor from Charleston.
The strike of cartmen is increasing. The
idle cartmen are parading the streets. The
strike affects trade unfavOrably.
MADRID, April 30.-Marshal SerranO has
issued a cOngratulatOry proclamation to
troops under his command. He states that
the loyal people of the provinces infested
by insurgents, in their zeal to uphold the
government, have taken up arms against
the insurgents.
Marshal Serrano also announces to his
troops that nearly all the Carlist bands in
ArazOn have been disposed of or defeated
by the loyal forces.
PARIS, April 30.-Genten, convicted of
participation in the murder of the hostages
of the commune, was shot this morning at
Sartory.
LONDON, April 3O.-A special dispatch
from BayOnne, France, to the Times saws
there have been several petty encounters
between the insurgents and government
troops in the Basque provinces. In one of
these 200 Imperialist forces routed 1900
Carlists. Reports from the seat of dis
turbance are very contradictory. On one
hand it is reported that the cause of Don
Carlos is on the decline, and on the other
that his prospects for success are exceed
ingly bright. Three companies of the I'm
perialist troops were surrounded by large
body of Carlists, but succeeded in breaking
through the lines of the insurgents and IN
flicting loss upon them of fifteen killed
A special dispatch from Madrid to the
Times says there has been tremendous fall
in the bOurse of that city. The extreme
Republicans refuse to recognize the au-
thOrity OF Seniors Castelar, and Fegueras in
their organizations, because these TWO lead
ers discOuntenance the present instruction
against the government.
Lord Chancellor Hatherly entertained
Miss Nellie Grant and the American Minis
ter on Saturday. A large number of distin-
guished persons were present and intro
duced to Miss Grant.
The ATLANTA boat crew of New York have
established their quarters at a private house
in Hammersmith, where they will remain
until the match with the London crew has
been rOwed. The Americans were out on
the Thames for practice for the first time
this morning.
Mr.. George Hughes, brother of Thomas
Hughes, NJ. P, is dangerously i'll.
LONDON, April 30.-The World CORE
spOndeut is authorized to say that the
English government considers the claim for
indirect damages withdrawn.
Gladstone and Granville will compliment
President Grant in Parliament for yielding
to their demands.
PARIS, April 3O-The Swiss government
having demonstrated against the main
tenance of the French passport system with /
regard to Switzerland, while it is aban-
dOned for England and Belgium, orders
have been issued that passports will no
longer be required of travellers to and from
Switzerland.
Edmond About announces the severance |
of his editorial connection with lie Soir |
newspaper. He becomes editor in chief of |
the new journal lie Dir-neuUjeme Steele.
The report of the commission Of capiUula- /
ton having criticised with severity the part |
taken by General Wimptfen in the surren- !
der at Sedan, the General replies protest !
ing against the criticism of the commission |
as unjust, and requesting that he be retired |
from the army.
Minister G0ulard has informed the COM |
mittee of liberation that the German troops |
will evaCuate France Immediately when |
payment of indemnity is completed. No
definite negotiations have been opened to
anticipate the payments.
Three milliards are due in May, 1874, but
the manner in which the Overtures of
France have been received indicates a IA
VI dul6 ulSpOslIlOu OE lu6 part Ol germany
GOulard declares positively that a forced
oan to provide the means for liquidation Of
he obligation is impossible.
ROME, April 3O.-The Pope to-day gave
audience to 5000 citizens of Rome. He
made an address, in the course of which he
unbelief as the scourge Of mod
I'm times
MADRID, April 30, Evening.-A battle was
ought at Tudela, in Navarro, to-day, be-
5ween the government troops and the
The latter'were defeated, with
he loss of 300 killed and wounded.
Marshal Serran0 is advancing on Raids.
The Carlists retire as he approaches. The
number of insurgents in the Andalusian
and in Santander is reported in
significant. The Carlists continue to give
n their submission to the government in
various parts of the kingdom.
BERLIN, April 30.-The Rhine is now
crossed by the pOntOOn bridges which con-
lect Alsace with the grand duchy of Baden. |
1t is positively untrue that Prince Bis |
narck approved of Americas indirect |
claims before the Geneva arbitrator.
HAVANA, April 3O.-General Clavijo has |
sailed for Spain.
PORT-AUPRNCE, April 25, via Havana,
April 3O.-Peace has been re-established |
and the country is quiet.