New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-01

Liverpool ArfivaIs-MaFshaA SerRHnO-
CarIists Who Fled Into France Pow
der Magazine ExplOsiOn-1Iiss X ellOgE
at Buckingham PaIace-The Treaty
Discussed-The Oakes Stakes.
LIVERPOOL, May I-Arrived-Lancas-
ter, from Mobile, Forrest Eagle, Emma and
City of Boston, from New Orleans-an
cotton laden.
MADRID, May 3l.-Marshal Serrano has
resigned as GeneralissimO of the troops
operating against the Carlists in the Bis
cay provinces, and Lieutenant General
Estique appointed as his successor.
The excitement which was OccasiOned by
Marshal SerranOs lenient treatment of Car
lists has measurably subsided, and a better
feeling prevails in the COrtes. 1t is now
stated SerranO will assume the duties of
President of the Council which it was un-
derstOOd he would do when Admiral TOpete.
temporarily accepted the position upon the
formation of the ministry. 1t is also prOba-
BILE that the resolution of censuFe which
was introduced in the COrtes by Senior 10
rilla on the part of the opposition will be
withdrawn.
PARIS, May 3l-Many Carlist officers and
soldiers who fled into France have gone to
BOurges. Alava, Cabeccilla, and other
chiefs of bands, have reached Bayonne.
They had passports signed by SerranO.
LONDON, May 31-The powder magazine
exploded at Oswastry, in Shropshire, to-day.
Six persons were instantly killed.
Fleurry, the absconding cashier of the
Limerick Bank, who was supposed to have.
fled to America, has surrendered to the Off
GERS of justice.
Miss Kellogg, the American prima donna,
sings at Buckingham Palace June 20.
The Times to-day asserts that there never
has been any genuine agreement between
England and America touching indirect
Il. Il L, Il AI. L. -
kilograms on the subject had been cOmmu-
nicated directly to the foreign ministers of
either government, instead of being filtered
through a medium, the chasm which separ-
ated them would have been recognized long
ago. With the correspondence concludes
the Times, we must consider the failure Of
arbitration inevitable. We may thank the
American Senate for this. Had it accepted
the supplemental article without amend
ment our position would have been awk-
ward.
In the House of Lords tonight the Earl
of Derby urged the Government to produce
the text of the supplemental article to the
treaty of Washington, with the Senate's
amendments. The House needed thor
Ough understanding of the present position
of the negotiations. Lord Granville re-
piled that the American Congress would
adjourn on Monday; the negotiations had
not yet been brought to a close; hence it
would be impossible for the Government to
comply with the demand of tie noble
Lord.
Earl Grey wished to know whether the
government would proceed with arbitration
if indirect claims should not be withdrawn.
The country, he said, regarded the situa-
ton with great alarm.
Earl Granville declined to answer this
question He Indignantly denied that the
government had involved the country in
trouble.
Lord Cairns said the government was.
straining principle in refusing to submit
documents.
The Marquis of Salisbury begged to be in
formed what instructions had been given to
the British representatives before the
Geneva board as to their action in case the
American government should not with
draw indirect claims.
Earl Granville again declined to answer.
Lord Westbury advised the government
to make a complete declaration.
Earl Granville again replied that the gov
ernment was frequently favored with Lord
WestbuTy's advice, and suggested the i'm
propriety ofrepeating questions when warn
ing had twice been given that answers were
at present impossible. He advised that in
vectives be reserved for an occasion when
the government could defend itself; when
it could clear itself from insinuatiOns, with
out foundation, that were thrown upon it.
In the House of Commons, in reply to,
Mr. Disraelis inquiries for information,
MIR. Gladstone promised to give him salts
factory answers when the American Con
gress had adjourned,
Refine won the Oaks stakes
The Grenadier Guards band left for Bos-
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