New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-14
FOREIGN.

Liverpool Arrival - Carlist Movement
UnimpOrtant i'm Spain-CGntrOiler Of
the Royal Navy.
LIVERPOOL, April l3.-Arrived-Sieam
ship Orient, from Mobile:
thorities of Catalonia, AragOn and Navarro
report to the government that the move
meuts of the Carlists in those provinces arr
unimpOrtant.
Additional precautions have been takeI
to prevent any rising that may be attempted
in Grenada. Columns OF troops scOur the
country in that province, and any demon
stration which may be made will be speedily
suppressed:
The Iberia, a newspaper Of this city, say!
that the operations OF the Carlis;s have
been temporarily suspended, but will soOI
be resumed.
LONDON, April 13.-Admiral Stewart ha.
been appointed controller Of the roya
navy.
1t is reported that Russia contemplate
raising new loan OF 8lO,OOO00O.
A meeting. was held in Dublin last nigh
to take preliminary steps for raising d
monument to the memory Of the late Ear
Mayo.
LONDON, April l3.-Dr. Evans, of Paris
writes to the Standard, contradictlng the
statements in American papers that the ex
Emperor Napoleon owned the estate on
broadway, New York, recently purchased
by the Western Union Telegraph Company.
The doctor says that the property he
lOnged exclusively to himself, and that Ma
pOleOn never had any ownership or interest
in it whatever.
LONDON, April 13-The Times to-day in
dicates what the English government will
do at Geneva on Monday. 1t assumes that
the counter cases will be exchanged, and
apprehends that the American government
will interpret this as indicating an inten-
ton on the part of the British government
to continue the arbitration and relinquish
its opposition to indirect claims.
The Times continues: The signifca nce of
the presentation Of q counter case should
therefore be well weighed. The govern
ment is bound to take care that America
understands that the counter case is pre-
scented because arbitration might at once
lapse, and because there is another interval
during which the American Cabinet may
repair the error in their case.
The treaty provides that two months
after the exchange OF counter cases written
arguments shall be presented to the tri-
bunal
At that stage England may and must re-
tire from arbitration, unless the American
government be beforehand, and renOunces
it's claims.
PARIS, April l3-No mail from Madrid
has arrived to day.
The Hon. Caleb Cushing has gone to
Geneva to present the American counter
case on the day appointed.
The council of revision has annulled the
sentence pronounced against Flangui, and
granted him new trial.
BERNE, April l3.-The Federal Council
has ratified the international convention
concluded by the telegraph congress held
at Rome last year,
LISBON, April ia steamer from South
America has arrived, end reports that the
Emperor and Empress of Brazil reached
Bahia on the twenty-seventh ultimo.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, April l.-Business here
is paralyzed. The invasion of Cape Hayti
from Monte Criste consisted Of 14O men.
Fourteen of the number-eight Ha, items,
five DOminicians and one Frenchman-were
captured and executed. 1t is reliably re-
ported that the Haytien government will
probably declare war against Baez who is
charged with an attempt to overthrow
President Saget.
SAN DOMINGO, April !, via Havana, April
l3-The republic is tranquil.
Cabral. for want of funds, has retired to
Hayti. 1t is reported that his friends in ST.
Thomas and Caracas refuse'tO aid him any
longer. and that he intends to disbapd his
army and retire to POrt-au-Prince.
NEW YORK, April l3.-A Port au- Prince
letter of the twenty-fifth ultimo states that
after the release of the American consul, at
st. Marc, Hayti, from prison. he hauled |
down his flag, escaped in a small boat, and |
accidentally tell in with the gunboat Nan
tasket, and was taken to Port-au- Prince. |
He Immediately informed United States |
Minister Bassttt of the insult to the Ameri- |
can flag, and Bassett left on the Nantasket |
for ST. Marc. If the report OF the consul |
was confirmed Bassett was to demand re-
dress.
CARACAS, March 25, via Havana, April
l3.-President Guzman Blanco has left this
city to attack General SalOzur.
The Spanish minister has been sent away.
Diaz has captured the town of Corupane
General Amporan menaces Barcelona.
President Guzman BlancO has imposed
forced contributions of from 5000 to SIS 600
upon the merchants of Ciudad Bolivar.
Several assassinatiOns have lately taken
place at Ciudad Bolivar and Caracas.
1t is reported that the insurgents are
short OF cash, and that they intend to make
an amicable arrangement with Guzman
BlancO.
Business dull
ST. THOMAS, April 6, via Havana April
l3-Business dull. Aguesquald the British
postmaster here. was arrested yesterday on
suspicion of being defaulter in the sum of
Sl5,OOo: His trial will take place in few
days 1t is reported that Inspector Bennett
Is endeavoring to make a criminal case
against him.