New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03

Cotton Arrivals at LiVerpOOi-HurricanC
nj Zanzlbar-One Hundred and Fifty
Vessels Snuk-Ten millions Loss
safety Of DR.. LiFinEsC0ne-Desperu
COB6ict Between Greeks and Jews.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Arrived-The fol
lowing vessels, all cotton laden: Arlington,
from Mobile; Sebastian, from Savannah;
Clous Hefted, FROM Mobile, and the Polly,
from Galveston.
LONDON, May 2.-The island Of Zanzibar
has been hurricaned. One hundred and
MfTy vessels were sunk. HUss tou millions.
Earl Granville received Mr.. Fishs second
note yesterday 1t is officially stated that
negotiations are proceeding favOrably.
A telegram has been received in this city
from Bombay, announcing the safety of
DIR. Livingstone. The steamer AhydOs,
search expedition to Zanzibar, had arrived
at Bombay, from that piece, with intelIi-
gence that the great traveller was safe.
CONsTANTINOPLE, May 1.-The Gre ks
and Jews had a desperate conflict in the
streets. growing out of reports that the
Jews had sacrificed an infant.
LONDON, May I'm the House of Lords
tonight, Granville, in reply to an inquiry
from Lord Derby, said that the reply of the
American government on the subject of the
indirect Alabama claims had been received
and had been considered at the cabinet
meeting to-day. Ii gave grounds for hope
OF the settlement of the entire matter salts
tactOrlly TO both countries. He begged of
the House not to ask for papers at present.
Mr.. Gladstone made a similar statement
IN the House of Commons, in consequence
of Mr.. Disraeli's Inquiries
News has been received here of the found
erlng Of the American schooner Brooks in
longitude siXty-three All ON board were
lest
MADRID, May Am engagement was ex-
pected TO take place to-day between the
forces of Marshal SerranU, in Navarro, and
the principal Carlist band in that province
The Carlist leader ROda has reached the
frontier, and it is said that he has entered
France. The telegraph lines in An
dalusia have all been restored. The Federal
League Tn on here has resolved to maintain
passive attitude, and suspended its sit
tings.
PARIS, May "A dispatch from Bayonue
states that large number of French
troops have been stationed at the end OF
the bridge leading from Vera in Navarro,
Spain, across the river BOadicia, to prevent
the crossing of Carlists into Spain.
1t is believed now that the movement of
Don Carlos is a failure.
Cissey, minister of war, has informed a
committee Of the Assembly that the gov
eminent has decided to court martial
8aZaine.
ne opposes publication of the report of
the commission on capitulatlOns because if
the correspondence which it contains be-
tween Bazaine and Prince Frederick Charlt
is made known it will prejudice negotiations
opened to-day with Germany for the liberia
ton of French territory.
The committee insists on the trial of Gen
eral Wimpffen, hoping thereby to expose
Nap0leOn's conduct at Sedan.
The vote in the Assembly yesterday by |
which the executives are not permitted to !
appoint members Of the Council Of State |
reiterGtes.
President Theirs and the government will |
demand reconsideration, and should the !
Assembly refuse Duaffaire will probably
resign
Forty FIVE deputies Of the Radical Left
demand that President Theirs suspend the
executions of communists until the Assem-
bly, shall reach decision on questions of
amnesty and capital punishments.
HAyAGl, May 2-The FOrtnigbtly OdiciaL
Gazette states that 23O insurgents were
killed, sixty seven prisoners taken, and
300 presented themselves for submission.
Eighteen. Spaniards were killed and l2l
wounded