New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-15
WHOLE NUMBER 1909.

Minister Schenck The tone of Mr Fish's
communication is eminently pacific. and in
timation is given of the regret and surprise
of the American government at the Eng
lsh Interpretation of the treaty OF Wash
iugton.
a telegram from Gibraltar reports that a
boat belOng ging to the frigate Ariadne cap
sized Eleven men were drowned, including
two officers.
In the trial for perjury large number of
witnesses are expected to be brought for
ward by the prosecution to show the clam
ant of the Tchborne estates as Arthur
OrtOn. 1t is reported detectives have ar
rived from Australia with warrant for the
! arrest Of OrtOn on a charge of murder.
1t is understood the requisite bail for the
release OF the Tichborne claimant Is ready
but the court has postponed its acceptance
until Monday next.
In the House of Commons, this evening
Mr. Dlsraeh asked for the production OF
| Secretary Fish's reply to Lord GraDvilieS
| note on the Alabama claims. Mr. Gladstone
answered that the dispatch had been re-
| celved by the American minister, but had
not yet been communicated to the govern
ment
The House went into committee on the
ballot bill. Several amendments were dis
cussed and rejected.
Five new English war vessels have been
launched during the past two weeks.
BERLIN, March l4.-The Posen apothe-
cary, arrested some weeks ago on suspicion
of contemplating the murder of Bismarck,
has been released.
HAVANA, March IA German merchants
named Stephano has absconded. Liabii-
ties $l5O,O00.
LIVERPOOL, March -Arrived-Golcon-
da from New Orleans; Otere from Charles
ton.
MATAMoRAs, Mexico. March l4.-General
Palacios received a courier extraordinary
this evening with official dispatches an
nouncing the reoccupation of Zacatecas by
the government troops under General RO-
cha on the sixth instant, after the signal
defeat of the rebels commanded by Gen
erals TrevinO Guerra and Martinez, who
had consolidated their forces.
General Rocha claims To have captured
all their infantry, artillery, and munitions,
the leaders only escaping with a small
force of cavalry.
The bells are rim ging and artillery firing
in honor of the victory.
PARIS, March N.-It is reported thas
President Theirs yesterday gave final no.
tice to England of the remuneration by
France of the commercial treaty.
| The Prince and Princess Of Wales have
departed for Cannes and Nice.
The deputies of the left in the assembly
unanimously resolved to repudiate the In
| ternational Society. The bill for its sup
| preston passed the Assembly to-day with
out an amendment. 1t imposes various
fines and terms of Imprisonment for holding
office in, belonging or having any connec-
| ton with the society. and in some cases de-
prlves the offender Of his civil and domestic
rights.
BERLIN, March 14.-1he Prussian govern
ment has requested the Roman Catholic
Bishop of Ermland to revoke the sentence
of excOmmunication pronounced by him,
contrary to the laws OF the country.
LONDON. March l4.-The British screw
frigate Aurora. which was ashore ON Nicho-
las reef, in Plymouth sound, has been
hauled off by tugs. The vessel sustained
some damage, and will go into the docks for
repairs.
ROME, March IA demonstration in IA
vor OF Mazzini takes place on Sunday next,