New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-10
FOREIGN.
Liverpool Arrivals-The Tichb0rne Claini-
ant Indicted-Geneva Arbitration to be

Liverpool Arrivals-The TichbOrne Claim-
ant Indicted-Geneva Arbitration to be
Postponed.
LIVERPOOL, April o.-Arrived-Ships
Queen, Preston, Ausgar and Rosalie Pres
ton from New Orleans, and Revenue from
Galveston, all laden with cotton.
LONDON, April 9.-The grand jury at the
Old Bailey has indicted the Tichborne
claimant for forgery
special dispatch to the Manchester
Guardian says that Hon. Il. C.. Schenck.
While IN Paris, from which city he returned
yesterday, had an interview with the Ame-
rlcan consul before the Geneva tribunal of
arbitration, and upon his arrival called
upon Earl Granville.
The result of these interviews the dis.
patch says, is that neither counsel nor arbi-
traitors will meet at Geneva ON the fifteenth
instant, the day appointed for the as
sembEng OF the board, but that the Eng
hsh and american agents will meet and
exchange cOurtesies. The dispatch saws the
board Of arbitration will not again as
semble until June Is.
On a telegraphic hint from New York
inquiry has been made concerning the
pretended rumors of Queen Victorias alb
dication, and there can be no doubt that
the whole story is the purest invention:
there is not the slightest foundation for the
pretense of such a rumOr in anything pub
lished or currently reported.
The continental correspondents Of the
London journals find prolific subject for
ridicule in the stories which the German
and French newspapers indulge in con-
cernlng the Queens visit to Baden Baden,
Its objects and possible results; but even
the Widest OF these rOmances has not
hinted at Victoria.
The grand jury sitting at the Old Bailey,
have found a true bill against Arthur
OConnor. the assailant of the Queen,
charging him with misdemeanor. Prince
Leopoi4, who was riding with her majesty
at the time she was attacked by OConnor,
will appear as a witness against the
prisoner.
John Bright. in reply to an address from
some Republicans declaring he was to be
the first President of the republic of Great
Britain, writes he hopes it will be long
time before the English people are called
upon to decide between a republic and
mOnarchy-their ancestors settled the mat
ter for them, at least for the present; pos
terity must decide in the future. Mr..
Bright expresses doubts as to whether the
Republicans are his real friends.
NEW YORK, April "a London letter
says that the object of the visit of the
Queen to Germany, though ostensibly to see
her halt-sister, the Princess of Hohenlohe
Langenberg, is really to hush up the scan
The story is that Prince Teck. son of
Prince Alexander of Wurtemburg, has been
accompanied on his travels bv well known
actress: that the Princess Teck, Princess
Mary of Cambridge, who was born in 1888,
and who is four years the senior of hec hus-
band, was so enraged thereby that she was
about to apply for a divorce, to prevent
which her majesty went to Baden.
ROME, April "a committee, to erect a
monument to Mazzini for it's object. has been
organized, with Garibaldi at its head.
Mount Nesuvius is again in state of
violent eruption. A column of flame shoots
several hundred feet above the crater, and
stones. ashes and cinders fall in dense
showers around the summit. Tourists are
Fastening to Naples to witness the spec
tacle.
The Pope has refused to receive the sum
of money which was offered to him by the
Italian government. His holiness, in de-
clining the gift, declared that when it be-
came necessary for him to accept aims as
means for maintaining his subsistence, he
would only receive them from the Catholic
world.
MADRID. April 9.-General Del Rev,
Minister OF War, has announced his inten-
ton of leaving the ministry, and has ten
dered his resignation Efforts are being
made TO induce him to reconsider his de-
termination and withdraw his letter of
resignation.
Later.-General Sahabile was appointed
Minister of War, and took the oath of office.
General Baldrech has resigned, but his
resignation has not been accepted.
The Captain General OF Catalonia informs
the government, by telegraph that bands
of armed Carlists have appeared near Bar
cel"na and Corona. Flying columns have
been seEt in pursuit of them.
Disorders are reported in Galacia. An at
tempt was made to shoot the Governor of
Orense. HIS brother. who was by his side,
was wounded, but the Governor escaped
unhurt
The bandits who stopped and pillaged q
train on the Madrid and Andalusia railway
the week before last have been captured
The chief of the gang belongs to distin-
gushed family