New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-28

FOREIGN.


The Geneva ArbitratiOn-Lord Granville
and Gladstone In Parliament-Liver-
pool ArrivRls-Surrender Of Cuban In
surEents-They are Organized Agninst
other InsurgeRts-An Obnoxious Play
at Bordeaux.
GENEVA, June 27.-The tribunal of arbi-
| tratiOn reassembled this morning. Seeresy
was agreed to be preserved for another
| twenty-fOur hours.
General William fisherman was enter
tained at dinner to-day by the Hon
Horace Rublee, Minister Of the United
| States at Berne.
The members of the board of arbitration
| were also invited, bat owing TO their meet
ing to-day, were unable to be present
| New YORK, June ga Geneva special
| says: General Sherman viii remain few
| days only In Geneva, when he will go to
| Berne, and thence to France. Yesterday
| he visited General Dufour at his residence,
| near Geneva. He was formerly commander
| in-ehief of the Swiss army, and is eighty
| five years of age, and probably the oldest
| soldier in Europe.
He was created an officer of the Legion of
| Honor by Napoleon |. for services in the
imperial war, and for fOrtifying the city Of
| Lyons. Both soldiers derived great pleas
| ure In the interview. DufOur asked Sher-
man if he had come on account of the arbi-
tration. and he answered.. no; he would
leave that to the lawyers; the difference be-
| tween the two countries was not in his
| province. DufOur then said If il were to be
settled, that England must pay, and that
she probably knows it,
PARIS, June H.-"ROgabas," the play
which, upon its representation in this city
last February, gave rise to considerable ex-
citement, the radicals alleging that it was
libelOus caricature of the ultra Repub-
llcan party in general, and Gambetta in
particular, was presented in Bordeaux last
night and again caused disorder. SO viO-
lently did the audience manifest their dis
approval Of the performance that the gems
darmes were compelled to interfere and
arrest number Of persons, when order
was restored.
M. Victorien Sardon, the celebrated dra-
matist, is about to be married TO Mile.
SOmlie.
The Garde Republicaine band has been
authorized to visit Chicago.
1t is reported that Count Won Arnim and
President Theirs will, on Friday, sign a
treaty providing for anticipating the time
for the liberation of French territory from
occupation by German troops. The result
of negotiations will be communicated to
the Assembly on Monday by President
Theirs, who will demand authority 20 con
clude loan to raise the necessary funds to
make the payments provided for in the
treaty
LIVERPOOL, June 7.-Arrived-Bark n.
@. Kierkeguard, from New Orleans, with
1884 bales of cotton and 1900 pieces staves.
HAVANA, June ,H.-PeppelO Gonzales.
who lately surrendered to the government
with his officers, and a detachment Of
Spanish troops went to the interior and
captured the Cubans Francisco Drago and
Antonio Echerrendia, Lieutenant jose
Aguillera and six of Garcias men. Eeher-
rendia and DragO were executed.
Jose Aguillera, father Of the lieutenant,
surrendered the following day with eight
men bringing thirty-One rifles Both the
Aguilleras have joined the Spanish, and
will probably initiate other Cuban officers
in hunting up their late companions for ex-
ecutiOn.
Emelian Aguera, a friend, and lately the
companion of IgnaciO AgramOnte, has or
ganized a company Of fifty surrendered
insurgents and taken the field against
Ignacio Agramonte His column has at
tackled AcOstas' column.
LONDON, June H.-LOrd Granville, In
giving a detailed statement in the House of
Lords to-day Of the proceedings at Geneva.
said that England to-day, on the ratiica-
ton of the withdrawal of indirect claims,
will withdraw her request for a long ad-
journment and argument on the details of
the business before the tribunal is pro
eeeding.
In the House Of CommongMr. Gladstone
made similar statement saying, in conclu-
non. that he was at last permitted TO saw
hat the controversy between England and
America relative to the indirect claims was
,nded. Mr.. Gladstone also stated that he
hought that short adjournment Of the tri
'unal OF arbitration was probable, in order
o give the members an opportunity to con
ider the arguments of the British and
American governments.
Wyndham complained that for the sake
I the present temporary convenience the
oyernment had sacrificed the future rights
the country touching any kind Of indi-
ect claims.
Mr.. Disraei put the following question
D Mr. Gladstone: Is the withdrawal of in
irect claims By the American government
mited to their, consideration by the Gen
va tribunal Onlyl
Gladstone replied that the CONTROVERSY
etween the two nations has been limited
} the scope Of arbitration on the basis 81
ne Queens speech at the opening of ths
resent session of Parliament The argn-
tents Of Great Britain, from the beS4n-
lg OF the dispute, were invariably that
ne could not consent to any award Of
roeeed1ngs by the tribunal Of arbi.
'atlOn on indirect claims. Wbatber
le American government could revive
lose claims which were now relinouiabed
as point outside Of the immediate iasue
dispute for the last five months III
'lsraeI meant whether America eouId raisa
4em again under the treaty Of Washington
2, 6ladstone, answered unequivocally. no.