New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-24
FOREIGN.
Discussion in House Of COmmOns-subieeg
French Communists In Englnnd-Daui-
ages by Certain Vessels Claims Dis
ruissed-Baez and CabraI.


Discussion I'm House Of COmmOns-subjaee
French Communists I'm Englnnd-Dam-
ages by Certain Vessels - Claims Dis
nissed-BHez and CabraIs
LONDON, July 23.-In the House of Com
mons this afternoon there was some discus
sion upon the subject of the arrival of
French communists in England, during
which significant question was put to the
government by Sir Robert Peel, After
alluding to the fact that Germany had ex-
PEELED the Jesuits, he asked the premier
whether the government intended to en-
force the section of the Roman Catholic re-
lief act Of 1879, which provides for the ban
ishment from England of all members Of
the Society Of Jesus.
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply, said the subject
was an important one, and must be taken
into serious consideration by the govern
ment. He added that although the law in
question has now been enacted nearly half
century, no steps had yet been taken for
its enforcement.
The railroad porters in Liverpool are on
strike, seriously interfering with business
1t is understood that before Parliament
takes its vacation, the government win
send in communication rela tive to pro
ceedings before the Geneva tribunal of ar
birrati0n.
GENEVA, July 23.-The claims for dam
ages caused by the vessels Boston, Sallie.
JEFF Davis, JOY and Music, have been dis
missed by the arbItratOrs. The demurrer Of
Great Britain concerning the other vessels
is overruled. The case OF the Florida was
concluded today. The decision, it is ba-
lieyed, awards s., 100000 damages tor the
deprcdatiOns. The board took up the case
of the Alabama to-day.
GENEVA, July 23.-The strictest secregy
has been enioined upon cOachmen, servants
and hotel keepers respecting the doings.
sayings or movements Of the members of
the board of arbitration Answers are re-
fused even to inquiries as to the health Of
the arbItratOrs.
There was no session Of the tribunal Of
arbitration to-day, nor viii there be to-
morrow. The precautions TO pregerra
secresy Of the deliberations Of the tribunal
are confined to the most minute particulars.
and nothing whatever can be learned reIa-
tive to its proceedings
PoBT-AU-PRNCE, July lO.-Cabral, after
defeating Baez, could easily have captured
Aqua, but, owing to scarcity Of aunmuni
ton, she retreated, and is now eneamped on
the frontier with 500 men. Baez feels com
pletely secure under the circumstances. II
is reported that despite the past he awaits
annexation to the United States.
a court martial assembled at Cibua last
week, and sentenced eleven rebels to death.
1t is said that Superior intends to leave
Jamaica and settle in Venezuela
JACMEL, July 8.-The country has been IN
feverish condition since the proceedingsof
the German feet. The President is unDoD-
ular, and apprehensiOns are entertained
that the administration will break down.
A foreign loan of $1,000 900 has been an
proved and discussed in the Assembly, and
the Chambers anticipate the withdrawal OF
paper currency by increasing import duties
ten per cent and the export duty on coffee
81 80.
LAGUAYRA, July 6.-Martal law was sus-
pended on the first of July. The army viii
soon be disarmed and disbanded. The
Spanish men-Of-war Arapeles and Pizarro
remain at Puerto CabellO, apparently with
out hostile intentions Balls and other en-
tertainments are given them BY the an
thOrities of Puerto CabeIlo.
The American man -of-war- Sbawrnrrt- Ieft
Puerto CabellO on the second instant.
The steamer Yirginius is still in port rs-
pairing. The general opinion is that SO IS
unseaWorthy, and her flag will be ohapped
A banquet was given on board tho Vfr-
glnlus on the fourth which was attended br
sympathizers with the Cuban insurreetion.
CITY OF MEXICO, July is, via Havana.
July 2,-CerVantes, who Was kidnapped
was fonnd IN q pit and rescued by the pO-
lice. Three of the FIVE kidnapDers we're
arrested, confessed and were eyeents5
Documents found with prisoners prove the
existence Of secret society composed OF
CRIMINALS OF all nation 4lties. The gang alsn
kidnapped and killed Freedman named
bas5OUU Fifteen persons suspected Of bo-
ing members OF the gang have Teen ar
rested.
The Monitor mentions sixteen regsnk
cases of kidnapping, all Of which wers az
companled with horrible baTbaFities-
Eons.Ier1hle excitement has been created
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