New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-25
FOREIGN,

Embnrrassments in Geneva BOnrd Of Arbi-
trntOrs-COmmunists to be ShOt-ChOI-
era AbatinR in Russia-AdVRnCe Of CORl
in LOndOn-ROyal Victoria Yacht Club
Dispatches from Livingstone Stanley
Expected-Annual Banquet TO the Min-
istry-Interesting News from Mexico.
New YORK, July N.-The Worlds Ge-
| neva special says: Serious embarr assment
has been caused in the board Of arbitration
by the English protest against the con-
sideratOn of any evidence or argument
showing animus on the part of Great
Britain. England insists that the intro
ductiOn of this evidence practic ally admits
the consideration of the spirit of indirect
claims which were presented only to prove
| other claims which otherwise it would be
impossible to substantiate. Should this evil
| Oence be excluded few cases can be proved.
PARIS, July N.-Three of the Communists
convicted by court martial of taking part
in the slaughter of forty hostages in Rue
SAKE, and sentenced to suffer death, will be
shot at SatOry tomorrow morning. The
death sentence Of three others ha 8 been
Commuted to imprisonment at hard labor
Tor life.
ST, PETERSBURG, July 2f-The cholera
is abating in virulence. The deaths for the
past week are as follows: st. Petersburg
l26 Moscow 80, Odessa 81.
LONDON, July 2i-The labors of the
Geneva tribunal will occupy three or four
months.
The price Of coal has advanced, in conse-
quenee of which steamers have raised their
fare. The importation of coal from Bel
gium has commenced.
The channel match Of the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club from Ryde to CherbOurg and
back again was won by the Guiaevere
1t is reported to-day that the foreign
office has received dispatches from DR.. LiV-
ingstOn of the date of November last. The
communication of them to Parliament has,
however, been postponed till Monday next,
when Stanley, who is the bearer Of further
communications FROM the doctor, is expected
to reach London. Stanley arrived at Mar
seilles to-day and took train for Paris
whence be will proceed direct to London.
The annual banquet to her majesty's
ministry was given at the Mansion House
tonight, the Lord Mayor presiding. All
the members of the Cabinet were present,
and the diplomatic body, bench and Parlia-
ment were well represented.
Mr.. Gladstone responded to toast to her
Majesty's government proposed by the
Lord Mayor. In the course of his speech
he called to mind the congratulations ut
tered by Mr.. Schenck, Minister of the
United States, at the Lord Mayors banquet
last year, on conclusion of the treaty Of
Washington. Since then, eontin ued Mr..
Gladstone, cloud appeared on the hOri-
zOn, but it has been dispelled. Arb ih alton
has not produced the heart-burnings which
were apprehended, but will lead TO ami cable
settlement like friendly suit in a court of
law"
This portion of the Premier's remarks was
listened to with the deepest attention, and
received with cheers
MATAMoRAs, Mexico, July 22.-The gov
ernment forces having been generally with
drawn from San Luis POtOsi, when Gen
eFaI ROcha advanced on Monterey ths
revolutionary General Martinez took the
opportunity to attack San Luis with about
600 cavalry. intending to rob the place, but
after fight Of several hours, was repulsed
by the national guard and citizens, with
considerable loss, and compelled to retire
to the country.
General Rocha has dispatched cavalry
force in pursuit of him. Both parties at
Monterey are inactive, and military affairs
in that quarter are unimp0rtant.
MATAMORAs, July 23.-The revolutiOnists
in the State of Tamaulipas having been
suppressed, the whole frontier of the States
of Hueva Leon ana COahuila, being in pos
session Of the government, leaving the in
surgcnts without port or without a single
point of Importance, and the country being
practically pacihed, the military to-day is
sued a proclamation raising the state of
siege, aDnulling martial law, abOlishing tho
passport system and other military restriC-
tions which have prevailed for several
months, and restoring civil rule.
Colonel Ramieres, with the Twenty fourth
| regiment, arrived here from Monterey this
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