New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

The investigation preliminary to Marshal
Bazanes trial scarcely likely to be completed before
the end Of September and it is expected that the actual
trial will not take place before the beginning OF October
A association has been formed i'll London
IN uromote electoral reform, and to advocate such
change in the Of representation as shall produce
more equal apporonment Of representatives to eonsu
ents The members consist mainly OF advanced
among those favorable TO IL being sir e. Dke AuDeTon
Herbert T. Hughes G.. Dixon, Sir c. BOwrlng, r. Beaes
blanchard Jerrold, g. j. Hoyoake, Edward Jenkins ana
others.
Iron-clads seem to be as tender as babies
and are certainly more costly. Scarcely week passes
hut the English papers have notice OF accident 10 one
of the fleet OF iron boxes Only short time ago hii .n
Mnotaur and BellerophOn ran into one aholnsa
leaving harbor for cruise, and the latter i was Now
10 the amount OF two three thousand d9is Hercnes
the crank OF one OF the massive boilers ol e .n
has cracked, involving considerable eApo"',' ;;,5
Tho Ulcers of a German ship recently visited
the Fiji Islands and had audience Oh ,n,od % tho
durng the interview stated that he haa "n'0H0 .s.r
nrooress NJ the late war; and had follower ' - ~ vs.
great nation with the greatest lnles ,ho ,,nion q,
deayoring 10 form strong fr the interests of the
the different races ana Ssked for German consulate
The next German ship OF wa, wnnons and breech-loading
King lhahoniD""
guns ,,, rofe have good reason
Do.n ',ntn,I for the late war "heh tne pieDlscte
,aEcn in May 1s7o II eitiIens oi 1'iHsoouiS among
,hem heng the present e against the raagiration
Asatians ,noconic empire. All these III names have
OF the found on list at the Lyons prefecture and
been hat fhe men bearing them were to have been
II aPpe ,o CAYENNE without trial. and certainly would
I'D but for the German victories Yet these same
have Do"inue among the btterest foes Of Germany,
,vbich seems barely grateful
correspondent, in denying the correctness
,be report that the Argentine Republic has assumed
y n aggressive attitude which may bring a war with
praz says: The Argentine Republic has energeticay
rote sted against the COejipe Treaty, which violates
ost strkingy the Treaty Of Alliance by establishing
protectorate over Pataguay The article of the Cote
inc Treaty referred to is No 90 which reads folsws
The Government OF His Majesty the Emperor OF Brazil
In agreement with the Republic OF Paraguay is entitled
10 keep in territory Of the Paraguayan Republic
even after the date OF the Treaty. that number
OF troops that Brazil may judge necessary forSt the
OF internal order andas guarantee for the
faithful execution OF the agreements made Article of
the Treaty Of Alliance reads thus The Government OF
Paraguay will he entitled 10 establish any institutions 1t
shes but cannot be annexed by any OF the Allies
ask for their prOtectorate Article of the Treaty Of
Alliance imposes the Allies the obligation OF respect
the Independence and territorial integrity Of Para
quay during hye The fact Of the Empire treating
with Paraguay solely, without regard TO the Treaty OF
Alliance, and the threatening attitude assumed by
Brazil seen in Article 70 Cotejipe) are the points
against which the Argentine Government enters It's pro
test IL can scarcely Do believed that the Argentine
Government has any desire for war, ye ~ so same